Call for Proposals from NGOs: Engagement of a National NGO for Legal Aid Service - UNDP - Libya

The UNDP Libya is seeking proposals from Libyan NGOs to engage a national organization for providing legal aid services. This initiative supports UNDP’s efforts in advancing justice and human rights in Libya. Applications must be submitted by 22 October 2026 and focus on delivering legal assistance to vulnerable populations, including refugees and displaced persons.⁠‌​​​‌‌​‌‌‌‌​​​​‌​​​​​​‌‌​​‌‌‌​​​⁠

What it offers

This call aims to fund the establishment of a national NGO to deliver legal aid services, including but not limited to:

• Providing legal consultations and advice.
• Assisting with documentation and procedural support.
• Representing clients in administrative and judicial proceedings.

The selected NGO will receive financial support to cover operational costs, staff salaries, and service delivery. The scope of work is not explicitly detailed, but it centers on human rights advocacy and access to justice for marginalized groups.

Who can apply

Only Libyan NGOs registered and operating in Libya are eligible to apply. The proposal must demonstrate the NGO’s capacity to deliver legal aid effectively and align with UNDP’s strategic priorities.

How to apply

Proposals must be submitted through an online portal managed by UNDP Libya. Applicants are required to:

1. Register and create an account on the designated UNDP portal.
2. Complete the proposal submission form, including a detailed project description, budget breakdown, and organizational capacity assessment.
3. Submit supporting documents such as the NGO’s certificate of registration, financial statements, and a letter of intent from the NGO’s leadership.
4. Ensure compliance with UNDP’s confidentiality and anti-corruption policies.

Good to know

• The selection process will be conducted by UNDP in collaboration with local stakeholders.
• The project duration is not explicitly stated but will depend on funding availability and deliverables.
• No prior experience with UNDP is explicitly required, but a track record in legal aid or human rights work is highly recommended.
• Language: Proposals must be submitted in English (or Arabic, if requested by UNDP).