The Minority Rights Group is offering €20,000 grants to nonprofit civil-society organisations working for minority and marginalized groups in Lebanon, Tunisia, Palestine and Morocco.
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The Organisation internationale de la francophonie (OIF) has selected seven young Lebanese innovators to receive backing for their environment-friendly business ideas through its Cap innovation program.
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Deutsche Welle Akademie in the framework of the project “Our voice, Our Space! Media and Youth for a Peaceful Future in Yemen” funded by the GIZ, seeks to address the disinformation pandemic and its harming effects on peaceful coexistence in Yemen.
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Germany is increasing its support to the people of the Gaza Strip with a new dual-track assistance package for immediate help and long-term rebuilding.
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The European Union has announced a €20 million donation aimed at empowering youth across Egypt and other countries in the region as a move to strengthen its relations with the Southern Neighbourhood.
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The Hungarian Government’s humanitarian initiative, Hungary Helps, is scaling up life-saving support to communities in Yemen, reeling from years of conflict and destruction.
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MicroFinanza, in partnership with the World Bank, is driving a major effort to create jobs and strengthen rural livelihoods in Tunisia through the TRACE Project (Transforming Agricultural Capacities and Employment).
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The Green Climate Fund (GCF) has announced its support for Jordan’s $6 billion desalination project, aimed at strengthening water security and addressing the impacts of climate change.
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The Government of the Czech Republic has announced a new grant initiative under the Reconstruction Program of the Czech Republic in the Middle East for the period 2025–2027, reaffirming its long-standing commitment to humanitarian aid and sustainable development in Syria.
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The Norwegian government has pledged an additional US$4.5 million (NOK 45 million) to support humanitarian aid in Sudan.
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