Save the Children is accepting proposals from local organizations enforcing solutions to immunization barriers in Nigeria and Ethiopia to become immunisation partners.
The aim is to support innovations at the testing or evidence-generation stage of the innovation cycle, with some initial indication of success towards addressing an immunisation barrier.
The organisation will provide funding for projects to generate evidence for up to 18 months. Grants of between $50,000 and $100,000 will be disbursed.
Eligibility criteria
Ideal candidates are innovating organisations, nonprofits/civil society organisations (CSOs), charity organisations, academic institutions, research and technology organizations (RTO), and businesses of any size.
The organisations must be registered in Nigeria or Ethiopia and conduct their research and/or operations in Nigeria or Ethiopia. There must be evidence of a track record in these countries.
How to submit
Apply before July 27, 2025. Begin the process here.
Save the Children is inviting proposals from local organizations in Nigeria and Ethiopia to address immunization barriers by becoming partners in an initiative to support innovations at the testing or evidence generation stage. Grants ranging from $50,000 to $100,000 are available for projects over 18 months that show initial success.
Eligible applicants include nonprofits, civil society organizations, charitable entities, academic institutions, research and technology groups, and businesses, all of whom must be registered and active in either Nigeria or Ethiopia. These organizations should have a proven track record in the specified countries.
Interested parties must apply by July 27, 2025, with the application process starting on the Save the Children accelerator website.
