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CALL OPENS 23-005-RO Cyclone Freddy in Southern Africa

Call for applications for DERF funding of rapid response interventions answering to the following humanitarian crisis:

Title: Cyclone Freddy in Southern Africa (Madagascar, Mozambique, Malawi)

Country and location(s): South-East and South-West of Madagascar, Zambezia, Sofala, Manica, Tete and Niassa provinces in Mozambique, Southern Malawi.

DERF Funding Modality: Applicants are to apply for the DERF Funding Modality Rapid Response as per the DERF Funding Guidelines.

Call window for submission of applications: Applications are received and processed on an ongoing basis from 17-3-2023 until 11-4-2023 at 23:45 CET.

Funds allocated for this Call: The DERF allocates a total of up to DKK 6 million for this Call. Applicants can apply for maximum DKK 1,5 million each.

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