Opportunities

D-Prize Global Competition 2026: Seed Grants to Launch Organisations Distributing Proven Poverty Solutions

0
423

D-Prize funds first-time founders to launch a new for-profit or non-profit organisation that distributes an existing, evidence-backed intervention in health, education, agriculture, water or governance. Open to applicants anywhere in the world who plan to live and work in a developing country, with three submission rounds across the autumn.

Funding · D-Prize · Open worldwide · General

See the details and how to apply


A curated summary — always read the official call on the organiser's own site before applying. Terms and dates can change after publication.

#Funding

References

  1. Opportunity Desk
Love
1
Search
Categories
Read More
Resources
The GreenWorks Effect: Unlocking Job Opportunities Through Green Transformation in the Middle East
The report discusses the GreenWorks Effect, focusing on unlocking job opportunities through green...
By Samer Haffar 2025-02-09 10:27:13 0 5K
Opportunities Archive
[Closed] AfCFTA Digital Innovation Challenge, Second Edition, for African Innovators and Startups
The AfCFTA Secretariat wants digital solutions that help small and medium businesses trade...
By Opportunities Alert 2026-08-14 09:35:46 0 743
Resources
Before You Pay the Supplier: What Would Make You Walk Away?
A practical decision card for founders buying their next batch By Mohammad Maani, Founder of...
By QuickAIBuy 2026-10-29 12:44:42 0 198
Other
Woven soul
How often do you experience a profound sense of inner peace simply by catching sight of someone...
By Nada Mohamed 2026-10-27 19:51:52 0 163
Resources
MAPPING AGRIBUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IN THE MENA
This report by The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies examines the opportunities and challenges...
By Samer Haffar 2025-02-09 17:57:57 0 4K
Funded by the European Union Funded by the European Union

This website is funded by the European Union, within the framework of the Green Forward programme, implemented at the meso level by SPARK in Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine, Morocco, Tunisia, and Egypt. Its contents are the sole responsibility of SPARK and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union.