UNDP Ukraine
Competitive grants for NGOs on recovery, social cohesion, access to justice, civic participation and youth engagement.
About the fund
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is the UN's global development network, established in 1965. It works in roughly 170 countries and territories, helping to overcome poverty, strengthen democratic governance and build resilience to crises.
UNDP has been present in Ukraine since 1993 and is one of the largest development partners in the country. Its mission is to support Ukraine's resilience amid the war and foster inclusive, digital and sustainable recovery.
UNDP runs early recovery programmes for affected communities, assists internally displaced persons, supports governance reform, demining, digitalisation of services and infrastructure reconstruction.
Focus areas
- Democratic governance and reform
- Overcoming poverty and inclusive development
- Early recovery of affected communities
- Environment, energy and climate
- Digital transformation and e-services
- Support for internally displaced persons
Interesting facts
Established on 22 November 1965.
Works in roughly 170 countries and territories worldwide.
Present in Ukraine since 1993.
How to apply
UNDP competitions, tenders and grants (for NGOs, businesses, communities and experts) are published in the opportunities section at undp.org/uk/ukraine.
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