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WHO/IBP Network SPARK Grants 2026: Up to $20,000 for Youth-Led, Women-Led and Indigenous-Led Community Organizations Worldwide at Docs | Helsinki, Finland (Remote)

Company/Recruiter: Docs

Published on: 11:06 AM | Sep 22, 2026 · Closes Oct 9, 2026
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Docs is pleased to announce the WHO/IBP Network SPARK Grants 2026, a transformative funding initiative designed to empower community-based organizations worldwide.

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Docs is pleased to announce the WHO/IBP Network SPARK Grants 2026, a transformative funding initiative designed to empower community-based organizations worldwide. This program, Shifting Power through Action and Reciprocal Knowledge Exchange (SPARK), offers grants of up to $20,000 to support innovative, locally driven initiatives focused on sexual, reproductive, maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health and rights. We are seeking applications from youth-led, women-led, and Indigenous-led community organizations committed to making a tangible impact within their communities.

Job Overview

The WHO/IBP Network SPARK Grants 2026 represent a significant opportunity for community organizations to secure funding for impactful projects. This program aims to foster reciprocal knowledge exchange and shift power to grassroots organizations leading change in health and rights.

Key Responsibilities

  • Develop and implement community-based projects aligned with the SPARK Grant objectives.
  • Manage grant funds responsibly and transparently.
  • Contribute to knowledge exchange and best practice sharing within the WHO/IBP Network.
  • Report on project progress and outcomes.

Requirements

  • Applicant organizations must be youth-led, women-led, or Indigenous-led.
  • Focus on sexual, reproductive, maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health and rights.
  • Demonstrated commitment to locally driven action and community engagement.
  • Evidence of past project success or strong potential for impact.

What We Offer

  • Grant funding of up to USD 20,000.
  • Opportunity to lead impactful community-based health and rights projects.
  • Inclusion in a global network for knowledge sharing and collaboration.
  • Support for innovative, grassroots approaches to health transformation.

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