About this opportunity
Who this is for
SMEs, cooperatives, social enterprises, NGOs and public/private entities in CFC member countries, including African countries.
Organizer
Common Fund for Commodities
Format and location
Type: funding. Location/format: CFC member countries / Remote.
Deadline
1 October 2026 at 00:00
Benefits and support highlighted
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Documents and details to prepare
- organization registration/profile where applicable
- problem statement and target beneficiaries
- project concept note, workplan and budget
- team profile and implementation capacity evidence
- impact data, traction, financials or farmer/community reach where requested
Who should consider it
Eligibility
Applicants may include SMEs, cooperatives, social enterprises, NGOs, and public or private sector entities based in or actively operating in a CFC member country. Projects should enhance smallholder livelihoods and inclusive local development, be financially viable, and applicants should have at least 3 years of operational history demonstrating relevant experience and capacity.
Eligibility checklist
- organization registration/profile where applicable
- problem statement and target beneficiaries
- project concept note, workplan and budget
- team profile and implementation capacity evidence
- impact data, traction, financials or farmer/community reach where requested
Before you apply
- confirm you match the country, age, sector, organization type, career stage, team and deadline requirements
- read the official guidelines or FAQ if available
- prepare documents in the format requested by the organizer
- use the official Details link for final submission instructions
- do not rely only on the Tech Kaizen summary for final eligibility decisions
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