CFP for advance disability-inclusive climate action and sustainable energy

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Liberia is issuing a Call for Proposals (CFP) focused on disability-inclusive climate action and sustainable energy. This initiative aims to support projects that integrate disability perspectives into climate strategies, ensuring equitable access to sustainable energy solutions for all, particularly people with disabilities. The call seeks innovative proposals that align with Liberia’s climate goals while promoting inclusivity and sustainability.

What it offers

This call for proposals invites organizations to submit proposals for projects that advance disability-inclusive climate action and sustainable energy. Funding is available for projects that address barriers faced by people with disabilities in accessing clean energy and climate-resilient services. The selected proposals will receive support to implement their projects, with a focus on scalability, inclusivity, and measurable impact on climate and disability rights.

Who can apply

Applicants must be registered organizations, NGOs, or government entities based in Liberia or the broader West African region. Proposals must demonstrate a clear commitment to disability inclusion and collaboration with disability rights organizations. International applicants are not eligible for this specific call.

What you'll do

Selected projects will focus on:

• Developing disability-inclusive climate adaptation and mitigation strategies.
• Implementing sustainable energy solutions that are accessible to people with disabilities.
• Ensuring participatory and inclusive planning, involving people with disabilities in project design and implementation.
• Measuring and reporting on impact, including disability-specific outcomes.

How to apply

Applicants must submit proposals through the UNDP’s online portal by October 7, 2026. The application process includes:

1. Pre-submission review of eligibility and proposal alignment with UNDP’s priorities.
2. Technical and financial evaluation by UNDP’s experts.
3. Final selection based on impact, innovation, and inclusivity.

Good to know

• Proposals must include clear disability inclusion plans and evidence of collaboration with disability advocacy groups.
• Projects should have a minimum duration of 12 months and demonstrate sustainability beyond funding support.
• Financial and technical assistance will be provided by UNDP, but applicants must secure co-funding where possible.
• Language: Proposals must be in English (no translations accepted).