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8 open listing(s)
Deadline: 15 November 2026
Up to USD 20,000 to launch distribution of a proven poverty solution, including agricultural interventions. New organisations are prioritised; existing organisations must meet specific competition criteria. Early deadline 25 October; standard deadline 15 November at midnight Pacific time. Extension to 6 December requires registration.
Deadline: 16 November 2026
Agricultural procurement position in Nairobi. Restricted to Kenyan citizens or permanent residents. Read the vacancy for qualifications; applications reviewed on a rolling basis.
Deadline: 17 November 2026
Oversee monitoring, evaluation and learning in DRC, Nigeria and Uganda. Requires impact evaluation, statistics and team/project management skills. Possible placement in Kinshasa, Minna or Jinja. Work permit support may be available; operating-country backgrounds preferred. Rolling recruitment.
Deadline: 20 November 2026
Evaluate agriculture, agroforestry and carbon programmes in Zomba. Seeking five or more years of MEL experience, analysis and management skills. Work permit support may be available; operating-country backgrounds preferred. Rolling review.
Deadline: 20 November 2026
Electrical maintenance and automation for processing plants in Rukanga. Electrical, electronics or mechatronics qualification and three to five years of experience sought. Two-year contract. Restricted to Kenyan citizens or permanent residents.
Deadline: Rolling applications
Year-round call for organisations, collectives and consortia developing poverty-reduction innovations. Agriculture and rural development projects may qualify; funding depends on project stage and evidence of impact. Projects must be in eligible countries, excluding Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger. Individuals and international organisations are ineligible.
Deadline: Rolling applications
Up to GBP 7,000 for a small conservation or pilot project. Applications accepted year-round, one per twelve-month period. Early-career applicants, particularly master’s and doctoral profiles, are prioritised; Cameroon is listed as eligible. A commercial farming activity alone is insufficient: a conservation benefit must be demonstrated.
Deadline: Rolling applications
Self-paced online training for practitioners in capacity development and agriculture. Four lessons on agroecological principles, practices and scaling. Digital badge after achieving 75% in the final assessment. Continuous access; this is training, not a financial scholarship.
