CFAs: Improving Community Health Systems for Maternal and Child Care (Nepal)

• Open to registered non-profit organizations and civil society organizations (CSOs) operating in Nepal.
• Must demonstrate a proven track record in managing health and nutrition programs.
• Organization must have an established presence or operational capacity in the target provinces.
• Ability to comply with UNICEF’s international financial management and reporting standards.
• Project proposals must align with the Nepal Government’s Health Sector Strategy.
• Commitment to gender equality and social inclusion (GESI) in project implementation is essential.

• Significant financial resources provided to implement community health interventions across Nepal.
• Opportunity to collaborate directly with UNICEF and local government health ministries.
• Enhanced organizational visibility within the international United Nations developmental network.
• Technical support and capacity building from UNICEF health and nutrition specialists.
• Direct contribution to the reduction of maternal and neonatal mortality rates.
• Resource allocation for essential equipment, training supplies, and community outreach materials.

1. Visit the official UN Partner Portal at this link to view the full CFA details.
2. Register your organization on the portal if you do not already have an active profile.
3. Download and carefully review the Technical Proposal and Budget templates provided in the call documents.
4. Develop a comprehensive project strategy focusing on maternal and child health outcomes in Nepal.
5. Upload all required documentation, including proof of legal registration and past audit reports.
6. Submit your completed application through the portal before the July 27th deadline.

We wish you the best of luck in your pursuit of this prestigious partnership!