Applying for funding
SAS-P considers funding applications by invitation only. If your organisation is invited to apply, you will receive instructions on the application process.
Disclaimer: An invitation to submit a funding application is not a commitment or intention to support your organisation. All decisions taken by the board of SAS-P related to awarding or rejecting applications are non-negotiable and are not open for appeal. SAS-P may seek confidential advice from third parties regarding applications, applicants, or grantee partners.
Application criteria
To be considered for funding, you must meet the following key criteria, among others:
- Funding importance: SAS-P funding should be critical for the proof, incubation, growth, or scaling of the solution.
- Clarity of costs and (S)ROI: The costs and Return on Investment must be clear.
- Evidence-based impact: Applicants must demonstrate the initiative’s added value with robust, independent data.
- Measurable outcomes: The initiative should have measurable impact metrics.
- Innovative solutions: The project must offer innovative solutions to pressing poverty-related issues.
- Sustainable improvements: The initiative should durably enhance the lives of individuals living on less than $2 a day.
- Focus areas: Initiatives should address problems in health, education, sustainable livelihoods, and/or dignified homes.
- Geographical focus: Projects must operate in Sub-Saharan Africa, with priority given to initiatives in Burundi, Mozambique, Ethiopia, Malawi, Mali, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Burkina Faso, Zimbabwe, Togo, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
- Clear strategy: Organisations must have a well-defined strategy with clearly described and measurable objectives and milestones.
- Proximity matters: The organisation must have a strong presence, expertise, experience, and knowledge in the relevant geographical and thematic context of the initiative.
- Minimum an annual budget of € 500,000
Get in touch
For further support or general inquiries, please do not hesitate to contact the SAS-P team.