Apply Now: Funding for Civil Society to Tackle Illicit Financial Flows in Africa

SecFin Africa has launched a Call for Proposals to support civil society and research institutions in Eastern Africa working to combat illicit financial flows (IFFs) and organized crime.

The program will fund awareness campaigns, capacity building, policy advocacy, and data-driven research aimed at promoting transparency, accountability, and civic engagement in financial governance.

Additional details:

• Funding ranges from €50,000 to €150,000
• Project duration ranges from 24-27 months
• When submitting your proposal, the Subject Line should go as: "SecFin Africa CfP - [Organization Name] - [Project Title]."

This Call for Proposals (CfP) is directly aligned with SO3 of SecFin Africa for Eastern and Southern Africa countries aiming to support initiatives by CSOs at the National and Local level, and Research Institutes at Regional level to increase public awareness, promote greater transparency and hold States accountable to act against IFFs and Organized Crime.