An open call for proposals is seeking an implementation partner for the NGANGU WALI "Stronger Women" project in the Central African Republic, according to fundsforNGOs - Grants and Resources for Sustainability. The notice was published by the funding resource platform on Tuesday, 6 October 2026.
The call invites organisations to put themselves forward as the partner that would carry out the project on the ground. The listing names the Central African Republic as the country where the work would take place.
The announcement was carried by fundsforNGOs - Grants and Resources for Sustainability, a platform that tracks grants and resources available to non-governmental organisations. Its listing frames the opportunity as a request for proposals rather than a direct grant award, meaning interested groups are expected to submit an application to be considered for the implementation role.
The source material does not specify the value of the funding, the deadline for submissions, or the eligibility requirements for applicants. It also does not name the organisation issuing the call or describe the activities the selected partner would be expected to deliver under the "Stronger Women" banner.
Organisations interested in the Central African Republic project should watch for the full call documents, which would normally set out the submission deadline, eligibility criteria and scope of work. Those details were not included in the funding platform's notice as summarised. Prospective applicants may need to consult fundsforNGOs - Grants and Resources for Sustainability directly for the complete terms before preparing a proposal.
