EU4Dialogue in Georgia: grant call for community-based organisations

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), with financial support from the European Union (EU), invites community-based organisations in Georgia to submit proposals as part of the EU4Dialogue phase II initiative.

The grant scheme will support community-driven initiatives that respond to local needs, promote sustainable peace, and contribute to enhancing the resilience and livelihoods of conflict-affected populations.

Priority areas include:

• youth, peace, and security; 
• women’s empowerment; 
• disability rights and inclusive infrastructure; 
• healthcare and education; 
• environment, climate, and energy; 
• trauma healing and social cohesion; 
• digital inclusion;
• transport and local connectivity.

Initiatives are encouraged to combine activities that foster community engagement, facilitate knowledge sharing, and strengthen local participation.

Eligible applicants include locally registered non-profit organisations with demonstrated experience working with conflict-affected communities and sufficient capacity to implement grant-funded activities. Grassroots groups that are not formally registered may apply in partnership with an eligible registered organisation.

Individual grants will range from US$ 23,000 to US$ 90,000.

The deadline for applications is 29 June.

A consultation meeting with interested applicants on the preparation of the applications will be held on 12 June 2026 at 11:00 am, via the following link.

Building on the achievements and lessons learned from the first phase, EU4Dialogue Phase II aims to contribute to confidence-building, strengthen the resilience of the conflict-affected communities, and foster social cohesion. The initiative supports locally driven solutions that contribute to human security, post-conflict recovery, community empowerment, and promotion of sustainable peace. 

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