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INIBU - Soutien aux Initiatives locales du Burundi call for projects is sponsored by Government of the Principality of Monaco (Department of International Cooperation) in partnership with Association François-Xavier Bagnoud FXB International. The Government of the Principality of Monaco (Department of International Cooperation) and its partner, the Association François-Xavier Bagnoud FXB International, launched the second edition of the INIBU - Soutien aux Initiatives locales du Burundi call for projects, supporting …
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2nd Edition of the INIBU - FXB Global Call for Projects INIBU is an innovative program that supports the implementation of micro-projects led by civil society organizations in rural provinces of Burundi.
Following the success of the first edition of INIBU, implemented in the communes of Bururi, Matana, and Rumonge—which supported 10 projects and reached more than 6,500 direct beneficiaries—this second edition will be carried out in the communes of Nyanza and Makamba. Interested candidates are asked to submit their proposals online via this link: https://aap-dci. wiin.
io/fr/applications/appel-a-projets-inibu-edition-2 Meet the winners of the first edition Discover the key elements of this call for projects aimed at strengthening associative capacities in Burundi. Strengthen local associations that carry out micro-projects with a community impact Local associations in Burundi engaged in community development , Burunga Province—the rural communes of Nyanza and Makamba.
Support for up to 12 months This call for projects aims to support initiatives in the following priority areas : Empowerment/Strengthening of Girls/Women: Programs aimed at the economic and social empowerment of women Local Agriculture, Livestock Farming : Development of sustainable agriculture and local livestock farming Education/Vocational Training : Capacity building and skills development Entrepreneurship and Employability: Creating economic opportunities and developing employment Inclusion of Vulnerable Groups : Support for marginalized and vulnerable populations Climate Adaptation and Environmental Protection : Climate Resilience and Conservation Initiatives Calendar of the Call for Projects Call for projects launched July 1, 2026, at 12:00 p.
m. Call for projects closed August 30, 2026, at 11:59 p. m.
Announcing the winners No later than September 25, 2026 Project implementation Effective October 16, 2026 Frequently asked questions Civil society organizations (CSOs)/Social enterprises duly registered in Burundi:- Non-governmental organizations (NPOs)- Academic institutions- Private social initiative groups The project is to be carried out in Burunga Province, specifically in the rural municipalities of Nyanza and Makamba.
Which areas are concerned? Empowering and strengthening girls/women ; Local agriculture, livestock ; Education and vocational training ; Entrepreneurship and employability ; Inclusion of vulnerable and/or marginalized groups ; Climate adaptation and environmental protection. What types of projects are encouraged?
Projects that incorporate a women's and girls' perspective Projects with an environmental dimension Innovative projects for the target area What is the maximum subsidy amount? Maximum 10,000 euros per project Co-financing of at least 5% required (in-kind contribution possible) What can the budget cover?
Expenditure directly benefiting the project target (highly recommended) Expenses directly related to project activities (highly recommended) Mobility expenses (in part) Where do I submit my application? Available only on the platform: https://aap-dci. wiin.
io/fr/applications/appel-a-projets-inibu-edition-2 Who do I contact if I have problems applying online? You can send messages on any page of your online application: right-hand button "Send a message". You can also send an email to the following address: nniyokindi@fxb.
org. In which language should I apply? How long will the project last?
Maximum 12 months and minimum 6 months Can I apply for a project that has already started? Yes, but there will be no retroactive funding for expenses incurred before the agreement with FXB was signed. How does the selection process work?
Project selection is carried out by a jury composed of members of FXB—headquarters and office in Burundi—and representatives of the Monegasque Cooperation Agency. The final selection is made based on a shortlist of eligible applications that meet the administrative requirements. The jury then gives priority to the highest-quality proposals based on the criteria predefined in the regulations on page 4.
The final selection will be announced no later than September 25, 2026. The final selection will be announced no later than September 25, 2026. Are religious organizations eligible?
No, religious or political organizations are not eligible. I would like more information about INIBU You can send any questions you may have to the following email address: nniyokindi@fxb. org.
Two information sessions for applicants will be held on July 21 in Makamba and on July 22 in Nyanza . The exact locations will be announced at a later date. This initiative is supported by institutional partners committed to sustainable development in Burundi.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Not explicitly stated, but likely targets organizations working on local initiatives in Burundi. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
INIBU - Soutien aux Initiatives locales du Burundi call for projects is funded by Government of the Principality of Monaco (Department of International Cooperation) in partnership with Association François-Xavier Bagnoud FXB International. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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