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Renewed Women's Voice and Leadership – Tanzania
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Overview
At a glance
Funding available
- Develop strategic partnerships
- Increase social or community impact
- Enhance an existing program
- Maximum amount : 4,999,447 $
Eligible candidates
- All industries
- Canada
- Non-profit
- All revenue ranges
- All organization sizes
- All groups
- Civic and Advocacy Organizations
- Grant-making Foundations
- Other Philanthropic Intermediaries and Voluntarism Promotion
- International Activities
- Diversity and Inclusion
- People with disabilities
- Women & girls
- LGBTQ+ community
- Community leaders
- Minority groups
- 100% donations / grants
- International
Next Steps
Availability timeline
Activities funded
- Providing organizational capacity-strengthening support in areas such as fundraising, financial management, risk management, and governance
- Delivering multi-year core grants and rapid response funding
- Supporting networking, advocacy, and movement-building initiatives
Documents Needed
- Invited concept note or full proposal
- Financial capacity letter
- Two years of audited financial statements
- Proof of legal incorporation
- Principal contact information
Sources and recorded changes
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Tanzania RWVL profile updated
The Tanzania project profile now describes implementation-phase activities, including organizational capacity support, core grants, rapid response funding, networking, advocacy, and movement-building, with updated beneficiary and results information.
The project profile for Renewed Women’s Voice and Leadership – Tanzania now reflects implementation-phase work rather than planning language. It says Cuso International is partnering with three local organizations and that the project will directly benefit approximately 80 organizations and networks, as well as 5,000 women and young women. The activity description now emphasizes organizational capacity strengthening, multi-year core grants, rapid response funding, networking, advocacy, and movement-building. A new results-achieved section is also visible, reporting strengthened organizational sustainability, young feminist leadership, and coalition advocacy outcomes as of March 2026.
Eligibility
Who is eligible?
- Only organizations invited by GAC can apply.
- Canadian civil society organizations legally incorporated in Canada with an office in Tanzania.
Who is not eligible
- Organizations not invited by GAC
Eligible expenses
- Project costs linked to implementation activities
- Grant funds for local women’s rights organizations
- Capacity-building and networking support costs
- Rapid-response funding for urgent needs
Ineligible Costs and Activities
- Applications from organizations that were not invited by GAC
- Projects outside Tanzania
Eligible geographic areas
- Tanzania
How to apply
- Step 1: Confirm invitation
- Ensure your organization has been invited by Global Affairs Canada.
- Step 2: Prepare submission
- Assemble the proposal and required supporting documents.
- Step 3: Send by email
- Submit the complete dossier to DIMI-IMIM@international.gc.ca.
- Step 4: Wait for review
- GAC reviews the submission and decides whether to fund the project.
Processing and Agreement
- An invitation to submit a full proposal is not a promise for funding.
- GAC reserves the right to fund or not a project in the context of this process.
Additional information
- This funding opportunity is part of Global Affairs Canada’s Department-Initiated – Multiple Invitations (DIMI) pilot project within GAC’s funding processes for international assistance.
