Covering the systems that sustain us.
New
$0 mentioned, but full salary plus expenses covered. Deadline: May 22, 2026. The Pulitzer Center is now accepting applications for the sixth cohort of its Rainforest Investigations Network (RIN) —a full-time, yearlong fellowship for seasoned investigative journalists who want to pursue ambitious, impactful projects examining the root causes of deforestation across the world’s three major tropical rainforest…
No prototype needed. No equity taken. Just a smart distribution plan and the ambition to change the world. The global poverty landscape is littered with brilliant inventions that never reach the people who need them most. A life-saving water filter sits in a lab while children drink contaminated water. An affordable solar light collects dust…
One billion children live in countries facing high climate risk. UNICEF wants your open-source solution to change that. The UNICEF Venture Fund is on the hunt. For this funding call, the organization is seeking climate-focused startups from emerging markets that are building open-source frontier technology solutions—artificial intelligence, machine learning, blockchain, and beyond—with the potential to…
A 150-LOI cap means early submission isn’t just smart—it’s essential. The portal closes April 29, or sooner if the limit is hit. For nonprofits working across Africa, Asia, and Latin America, the wait is finally over. The International Foundation (TIF) has officially opened its 2026 grant cycle, offering funding for impactful programs in agriculture, education,…
Rwanda—Agriculture remains the backbone of Rwanda’s economy, yet farmers and agri-entrepreneurs have long faced a persistent challenge: access to affordable, patient capital. The risks of drought, pest infestation, and volatile market prices have made traditional lenders hesitant to finance the sector. Enter Iganze Muhinzi Mworozi—a Kinyarwanda name meaning “The Excellent Farmer and Livestock Keeper” a transformative…
Rwanda – For smallholder farmers and young tourism entrepreneurs, the timing of cash flow rarely matches the timing of loan repayments. A maize farmer cannot pay a monthly installment in the middle of a dry season, just as a tour operator cannot predict last-minute booking cancellations. Recognizing this fundamental mismatch, Kataza Products has launched two distinct, affordable loan…
Kigali, Rwanda—For many of Rwanda’s Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), the gap between potential and performance is often defined by two critical barriers: access to finance and access to tailored business knowledge. Even the most innovative entrepreneur cannot scale without capital, and capital is rarely sustainable without sound management. Recognizing this dual challenge, Access to…
