IDEAL Micro Grants
This grant helped practitioners develop tools, conduct learning events, or fund practical field-level approaches.
Learn MoreThe FSN Network features grant opportunities from our collaborators that fund innovations, research, tools, and learning events for better food security programming
Here you will find grant opportunities offered by the following USAID-funded mechanisms: GAYA, HAEC, IDEAL, IMPEL, PRO-WASH & SCALE, and REAL. These grants fund small activities that identify and address knowledge and capacity gaps in food and nutrition security programming around the world. Grants can be awarded for approaches including tool development, conducting learning events, piloting new approaches, and disseminating knowledge to the global food security and nutrition community. Each funding opportunity has its own Request for Applications (RFA) and will have distinct goals and applicant eligibility. Scroll below to learn more about the different grant opportunities offered by our collaborators.
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This award supports research in the area of sustainability of development interventions. Learn more here.
This award seeks to co-create and carry out activities that focus on approaches or tools aimed at centering community voices. Learn more here.
This award seeks to address priority evidence gaps in enhancing climate resilience in emergency settings within a subset of PRO-WASH & SCALE’s sectors. Learn more here.
This grant helped practitioners develop tools, conduct learning events, or fund practical field-level approaches.
Learn MoreThis award funded the development of resources that improve program design across the food security community.
Learn MoreThis award can be used to conduct, write, and disseminate research that applies to the food security community.
Learn MoreThis award funds the development of practical, program-oriented qualitative research approaches.
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Learn MoreThis award aimed to address key issues within the collection, analysis, and use of data on gender and youth within activities.
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