IIMP Support for Missing Persons’ Families Residing in Lebanon
Offered by iimp.un.org
The grant supports civil society organizations in Lebanon to assist families of missing persons through various services including mental health support and cash assistance.
- Deadline
- 4 November 20266 days left
- Who can apply
- Applicants should propose one or two locations where they have established operational capacity and can deliver the full scale of activities.Eligible applicants: Nonprofit civil society organizations, including national NGOs and community-based organizations, legally authorized to operate in Lebanon.
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Opportunity overview
The Independent Institution on Missing Persons in the Syrian Arab Republic invites eligible civil society organizations in Lebanon to submit proposals for a sub grant aimed at supporting families of missing persons. The grant will fund activities such as community outreach, case management, and mental health support, with a maximum amount of USD 80,000 available for each proposal.
Eligible applicants include nonprofit civil society organizations, national NGOs, and community-based organizations legally authorized to operate in Lebanon. The implementation period for the grant is six months from the effective date of the signed agreement, and applicants must propose locations where they can deliver the full scale of activities.
Who can apply
Applicants should propose one or two locations where they have established operational capacity and can deliver the full scale of activities.Eligible applicants: Nonprofit civil society organizations, including national NGOs and community-based organizations, legally authorized to operate in Lebanon.
Applicants should propose one or two locations where they have established operational capacity and can deliver the full scale of activities.Eligible applicants: Nonprofit civil society organizations, including national NGOs and community-based organizations, legally authorized to operate in Lebanon.
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How to apply
- How to Apply Applications must be submitted by email to iimp-grants@un.org no later than 4 November 2026 at 17:00 Geneva time.
- The complete application package includes: Annex I Application and Narrative Proposal TemplateAnnex II Action PlanAnnex III Project Budget TemplateAnnex IV Logframe and Results FrameworkAnnex V Cash for Protection Vulnerability Criteria and Targeting FrameworkAnnex VI Reporting and Financial ScheduleAnnex VII Eligibility Checklist and Required Documents
- Questions regarding the Call for Proposals may be submitted to iimp-grants@un.org from 28 October 2026 at 08:00 until 29 October 2026 at 12:00 Geneva time.
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