Open call for Organisational Development Grants
The Southern Africa Litigation Centre (SALC) was established in 2005. Our mission is to promote and advance human rights, democratic governance, the rule of law, and access to justice in Southern Africa through strategic litigation, advocacy and capacity strengthening.
SALC believes in promoting democratic values, human dignity, substantive equality, social justice, and non-discrimination. We focus our work on marginalised communities facing legal, social, and environmental justice challenges.
SALC is excited to announce its open call to support emerging civil society organisations in Southern Africa through small organisational development grants.
The long-term goal of this project is to build stronger, more resilient organisations with greater capacity to advocate for human rights and social justice in Southern Africa. The funding will be accompanied by technical support from SALC to support organisational development and financial resilience.
FOCUS AREAS
Community-based organisations (CBOs) based in the following countries can submit applications: Eswatini, Lesotho, Namibia, Malawi, Zambia, Botswana and Zimbabwe.
This call is now closed. If you do not receive a response from us within two months from the closing date of the application, please consider your application unsuccessful.
Grants
Operations and Organisational Strengthening
Since 2020, SALC has been fortunate to support emerging civil society organisations in Southern Africa through organisational strengthening grants. Currently, our sub-grants focus on community-based social justice organisations that promote the rights of persons with disabilities, sex workers, lesbian, gay and transgender persons, and women. These small sub-grants are combined with training and technical assistance to our partners to strengthen their financial, human resources and resource-mobilization.
Blogs
31 May 2023 – A simple guide to organising your own webinar.
List of Partner Organisations
| Country | Partner |
| Botswana |
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| Eswatini
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| Lesotho |
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| Malawi |
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| Namibia |
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| Zambia |
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| Zimbabwe |
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