ISAR Ednannia
One of Ukraine's largest resource centres and re-granting organisations: institutional and project support for civil society organisations nationwide.
About the fund
ISAR Ednannia (Initiative Centre to Promote Civic Activism and Community Development) is a Ukrainian non-profit organisation founded in 1997. For over a quarter of a century it has been one of the leading institutions supporting civil society in Ukraine.
The organisation's mission is to develop civil society, support public initiatives and foster democratic change. ISAR Ednannia works across sectors: supporting youth, strengthening organisations and creating space for change-makers.
The organisation provides grants to NGOs across Ukraine, develops their capacity, and runs the 'Civil Society House' ecosystem with online courses, webinars and resources.
Focus areas
- Grant competitions for NGOs
- Organisational development and capacity building
- Mental health and psychosocial support
- Support for veterans
- Media and advocacy
- Youth engagement and social cohesion
- Research and knowledge sharing
Interesting facts
Founded in 1997 - over 25 years developing Ukraine's civil society.
Provides more than 500 grants to organisations across the country every year.
Operates a free hotline at 0 800 50 77 45 for questions on grant competitions.
How to apply
NGOs and initiative groups can apply; current grant competitions are published on ednannia.ua, with consultations available on the hotline 0 800 50 77 45.
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