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Apply for the Rapid Response Fund The SHE WINS Rapid Response Fund is not currently accepting applications. The SHE WINS RRF supports projects to help women peacebuilders respond to urgent changes in the context. Funding is meant primarily for local women-led or women-serving groups.
Only rarely will the SHE WINS RRF support international organizations. Every applicant must either have an existing Unique Entity ID from SAM. gov or be ready to work with us to secure this registration.
Applicants may only submit one application at a time. However, if an initial application is not successful, applicants may reapply to the fund again with a different proposed initiative that meets the RRF criteria. Projects that are cost extensions of past or existing work are not eligible.
If applicants have already received RRF support and completed their grant, they may apply again with a different initiative proposal. However, please note that we will only fund the same organization again if it is assessed as a highly strategic or impactful WPS initiative to ensure RRF funds are distributed widely across multiple countries and organizations.
The SHE WINS RRF cannot support interventions that directly involve or target security forces.
Funds cannot be used to support individuals, i.e. not for emergency assistance, individual travel to conferences, professional development opportunities, etc. Other ineligible expenses include explicitly proselytizing activities, support to individuals, vehicles, entertainment, and other costs as detailed in the call for proposals ( Arabic , English , Russian , Spanish , French ).
Funds can be used to support individuals as consultants doing a scope of work, such as technical assistance to a government agency or strategic partners. If the proposed intervention is part of a longer term effort or strategy, the rapid response component must demonstrate specific key gains for the duration of the SHE WINS funded efforts. Local and women-led organizations will be prioritized.
There may be instances where subawards may need to pass through the country offices of INGOs due to technical, logistical or financial capacities and/or restrictions in the context. Your time is precious! Verify if your project is eligible for funding.
If you are unable to check off these questions, your intervention may automatically be considered ineligible for funding. Is your organization women-led or women-serving? Does your project idea respond to an immediate time-bound need (within the next 6-12 months maximum) or opportunity that arose in the last few months?
Does your project idea focus on at least two of the following thematic areas: Women’s involvement in ongoing peace processes Women’s involvement in local efforts to support peace processes Responding to immediate gender-based needs of women in active or nascent conflict situations Contributes to increasing women’s political participation, alongside another WPS priority area.
Will your proposal have clear and measurable outcomes by the end of its implementation?
I certify that the proposed intervention does not directly involves or target security forces, is solely to support individuals for emergency assistance, individual travel to conferences, professional development opportunities, proselytizing activities, vehicles, entertainment, and other ineligible costs as detailed in the call for proposals ( Arabic , English , Russian , Spanish , French ).
Before starting, please read the full call for proposals ( Arabic , English , Russian , Spanish , French ). Applicants should email [email protected] with a completed application form ( Arabic , English , Russian , Spanish , French ) and budget ( Arabic , English , Russian , Spanish , French ).
Within two weeks, an initial screen will assess whether you meet technical criteria and within two months you will receive a final decision on your application.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local women-led organizations in eligible countries, including Papua New Guinea. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows ranges from $500 to $24,999. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
SHE WINS Rapid Response Fund (RRF) is funded by Search for Common Ground. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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