10 Funding Agencies across the world in Humanitarian and Development Work.

Here are 10 major funding agencies in the world that support development work, along with brief descriptions. Unfortunately, I cannot provide images, but you can easily find their logos or images by searching online.

  1. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP): UNDP is a United Nations agency that provides funding and resources for sustainable development projects worldwide.
  2. World Bank: The World Bank offers financial and technical assistance for various development projects, focusing on poverty reduction and economic development.
  3. International Monetary Fund (IMF): While primarily known for economic stability and monetary cooperation, the IMF also supports development initiatives, especially in low-income countries.
  4. United States Agency for International Development (USAID): USAID is the U.S. government’s primary agency for providing foreign assistance, including development programs in health, education, and economic growth.
  5. European Union (EU) Development Cooperation: The EU funds a wide range of development projects in partner countries, emphasizing poverty reduction, sustainable development, and human rights. Along with EU is  GIZ
  6. NRC- Norwegian Refugee Council; Assists in multiple contexts of displacement from refugees to internally displaced persons and host communities
  7. Asian Development Bank (ADB): ADB finances projects and programs that promote economic and social progress in Asia and the Pacific region.
  8. African Development Bank (AfDB): AfDB supports economic development and social progress in African countries through funding and technical expertise.
  9. Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation: This private foundation focuses on global health, poverty alleviation, and education, providing substantial funding for development initiatives.
  10. Ford Foundation: The Ford Foundation supports projects that address inequality and promote social justice worldwide, including initiatives in education, human rights, and economic development.
  11. Rockefeller Foundation: This foundation invests in projects related to health, resilience, and economic development, with a focus on improving the well-being of humanity.

Please note that the availability of funding and specific focus areas may change over time, so it’s essential to check the latest information on each organization’s website for the most up-to-date details.

Maggie

* I am a certified Peace and Conflict Consultant (Akademie fur konflikttransformation - Forum ZFD/ Germany) * Project Advisor at Civil Peace Service/ GIZ Kenya

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