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DIV Fund: grants from USD 200,000 to 1.5 million for innovations that reduce poverty

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Verified by the editorial team 10 October 2026

Added to the catalogue Added to the catalogue from the 9 October GetGrant export, terms verified on the DIV Fund page

Summary

Three funding stages - up to USD 200,000, up to USD 500,000 and up to USD 1.5 million - for innovative solutions with evidence of impact, cost-effectiveness and potential for scale. Non-profits, social enterprises and universities may apply; applications are accepted all year round.

About the call

DIV Fund finances innovations that improve lives in low- and middle-income countries under the World Bank classification - Ukraine is among them. The fund assesses applications on three principles: evidence of impact, cost-effectiveness and potential for scale. A solution must show a path to impact for over 1 million people.

Funding is staged. Stage 1 (pilot) - up to USD 200,000. Stage 2 (test and position for scale) - up to USD 500,000, exceptionally up to USD 750,000. Stage 3 (scale) - up to USD 1.5 million. A grant may last up to five years but is usually shorter.

Applications are accepted on a rolling basis with no deadlines. Local and international organisations, including consortia, may apply. The fund does not support ideas with no real-world testing, construction, basic laboratory research or intermediaries such as incubators and accelerators.

Who can apply

  • Non-profit organisations and social enterprises
  • Startups and private-sector firms
  • Universities and research institutions
  • Consortia; local and international organisations

Who cannot apply

  • Individuals without an incorporated entity
  • Government agencies as direct applicants
  • Initiatives implemented exclusively in high-income countries

What the funds are for

  • Piloting an innovative solution (stage 1, up to USD 200,000)
  • Testing impact and positioning for scale (stage 2, up to USD 500,000)
  • Scaling solutions with proven impact (stage 3, up to USD 1.5 million)

What is not funded

  • Ideas with no real-world testing
  • Construction of immobile infrastructure such as schools
  • Basic laboratory research without field testing
  • Intermediaries - incubators and accelerators

Documents required

Forms and templates are on the call page

How to apply

  1. 1Identify the stage the solution fits
  2. 2Gather evidence of impact and a cost-effectiveness estimate
  3. 3Apply in English via the online portal on the fund's page - intake is open all year

Questions and answers

Can an organisation from Ukraine apply to DIV Fund?
Yes. The fund supports solutions for low- and middle-income countries under the World Bank classification, which include Ukraine.
What funding stages does DIV Fund have?
Three: pilot - up to USD 200,000; test and position for scale - up to USD 500,000 (exceptionally up to USD 750,000); scale - up to USD 1.5 million.

Change history

  1. Added: Added to the catalogue from the 9 October GetGrant export, terms verified on the DIV Fund page

Donor contacts

Website: www.div.fund

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