Civil society partnerships
Introduce your organisation’s location, sector experience, governance and delivery capacity. An introduction does not constitute selection or a grant award.
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Good partnerships begin with a clear opportunity.
Explore routes for civil society collaboration, technical partnerships, procurement and careers.
Choose the route that fits your contribution: civil society collaboration, programme funding, technical support, in-kind contributions, procurement or employment. A formal opportunity should state its scope, eligibility, selection process and deadline.
No open calls are listed here as of this content review on 25 October 2026. You can ask about current opportunities or introduce your organisation. An introduction is distinct from a formal application and does not establish eligibility, selection or funding.
Find the route that fits your contribution.
Technical and private partnerships
Discuss expertise, practical technology, supply capability or a shared programme challenge. Any commercial or technical arrangement requires a defined scope.
Explore private partnershipsCareers
Ask about published vacancies and their application requirements. Recruitment information should always identify a role and an official application route.
View careers informationPrepare a useful organisational introduction.
Tell us who you are, where you work and what you can contribute. Describe relevant delivery experience without sending personal beneficiary data. Include a general organisational contact and indicate the sector or geography that interests you.
When a formal opportunity opens, follow its specific instructions. A prior introduction does not replace a competitive process, due diligence or any required eligibility assessment.
The next step
Introduce the contribution you can make.
Give your organisation’s name, location, area of work and the specific contribution you would like to discuss.