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Find similar grantsJWF Fund 2026: Grants for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Projects is sponsored by Japan Water Forum (JWF). The JWF Fund provides grants for water, sanitation, and hygiene projects. This is an international opportunity to support initiatives in these critical areas.
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JWF Fund 2026 is now open for applications! | 日本水フォーラム Overhaul of abandoned open and unprotected shallow hand-dug borehole in Soya village, Kenya, JWF Fund 2025 The Japan Water Forum is calling for applications for JWF Fund 2026. Like last year, we welcome any proposals for water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) projects.
Projects are expected to focus on clean water, sanitation, and hygiene, and could play a vital role in preventing infectious diseases. The application period is from 10:00 on 1 st June to 18:00 on 30 th June, 2026 (JST). Around five organizations will be selected.
To apply for the fund, please read through the guidelines beforehand and use the official application form. The guidelines and application form are available here: https://form. jotform.
com/Japan_Water_Forum/JWFFUND26 We hope that the JWF Fund can help solve water-related issues at the grass-roots level. We look forward to receiving your applications! This program will contribute to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs)!
The Japan Water Forum Fund (JWF Fund) was founded in 2005 and is run solely by the JWF. The JWF Fund aims to contribute to the solution of local water-related issues in developing countries by assisting in the implementation of sustainable solutions led by grass-roots organizations. Every year, the JWF publicly seeks out projects to assist and provides grants of up to USD1,500 per project, adopted through an assessment process.
We value projects that utilize local resources, knowledge, and technologies, and include a sustainable operations and maintenance scheme. Over the past 21 years, the JWF Fund has supported 209 projects in 32 countries, benefiting more than 280,000 people. The Fund is made up of JWF membership fees and public donations.
In 2025, the JWF Fund selected 5 projects from 4 countries, out of 246 submissions coming from 41 countries. Please visit here for the JWF Fund 2025 project reports. ▼Previous article : 2026.
4. 7 JWF Fund 2025 Project Completion Reports▼ https://www. waterforum.
jp/en/news/24332/ ▼For more information on the JWF Fund:▼ https://www. waterforum. jp/en/what-we-do/jwf/ （Reported by Takejiro Suzuki, Project Manager） This browser is no longer supported
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JWF Fund 2026: Grants for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Projects is funded by Japan Water Forum (JWF). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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