Apply for KFW Joint Program West Darfur (Sudan)

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About

The KFW Joint Program-CfP, implemented through the World Food Programme (WFP), seeks proposals for interventions that strengthen household resilience and livelihoods, improve food security, and promote peaceful coexistence among communities affected by conflict and climate-related shocks in West Darfur State, Sudan. The call responds to the worsening humanitarian and recovery needs resulting from displacement, market disruptions, reduced agricultural production, and climate impacts following the escalation of conflict in 2023. The programme targets vulnerable populations affected by conflict, displacement, climate shocks, and disrupted markets, with activities focused on cash and voucher assistance, social cohesion and peaceful coexistence initiatives, ecosystem restoration, support to smallholder agricultural markets, community infrastructure rehabilitation, livelihood development, nutrition prevention, and home-grown school feeding. Interventions should contribute to sustainable resilience through the creation of productive assets, agriculture-related income-generating opportunities, and strengthened capacities of farmers, local institutions, and community structures. The programme further aims to reinforce local systems capable of sustaining safety-net and resilience-building interventions beyond the project implementation period. Projects will be implemented in selected locations within West Darfur State. Grant size and project duration have not been specified in the call documentation.

Eligibility

Applicants must demonstrate an established operational presence and proven implementation capacity in Sudan, particularly in delivering resilience, food security, livelihoods, and community-based development interventions. Organizations should be capable of implementing activities in West Darfur and working effectively with conflict- and climate-affected communities. Proposals will be assessed based on the applicant’s demonstrated experience, operational capacity, contextual understanding, ability to deliver sustainable resilience outcomes, and capacity to strengthen local systems and community structures that can maintain programme benefits beyond the project period.

Post Date: November 5, 2026

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