Call for Proposals - Violence Prevention in Tanzania and Uganda Grants

Call for Proposals - Violence Prevention in Tanzania and Uganda Grants

Submit Concept Notes focusing on Childhood Violence Prevention Interventions in Tanzania and Uganda

The Evaluation Fund has launched a Call for Proposals in collaboration with the Global & African Partnerships to End Violence Against Children to identify particularly promising programs and to evaluate their effectiveness.

Through this Call for Proposals, they will support research projects focusing on childhood violence prevention interventions, in line with the INSPIRE Strategies.

The scope of this call is limited to interventions in Tanzania and Uganda, whose governments have made a public commitment to end all forms of violence against children, as part of a framework to identify so-called “Pathfinding Countries.”

Applicants are welcome to apply for a project focused on evaluation research (to understand what strategies work to prevent violence against children), or implementation research (to understand how and why those strategies work in real-world application).

The Evaluation Fund supports research that helps civil society organizations, researchers, and governments better understand whether programs and projects designed to prevent violence against children really work.

Since 2011, The Evaluation Fund has supported high-quality evaluations of programs that are designed to prevent violence against children in low- and middle-income countries.

Funding Information

The total funding available is $720,000 USD for both Tanzania and Uganda (though this may not be equally split).

Criteria

Whether an implementing organization or a research team, applicants are eligible to apply if: