Grant Assistance for Grass-roots Human Security Projects (GGP) in Uganda

This program is a funding program by the Embassy of Japan aimed at supporting community development projects that directly benefit grassroots people. The program has been implemented globally since 1989 in 141 countries.

Objectives:

• Provide financial assistance to non-profit, development-oriented organizations.
• Support community development projects that improve human security at the grassroots level.

Target Beneficiaries:

• Non-profit organizations engaged in development work.
• Projects that directly benefit local communities in Uganda.

Application Process:

• Applications are accepted year-round.
• Selection occurs twice a year after deadlines on 15th February and 15th July.
• The selection process takes at least six months after each deadline.
• Applicants must submit a typed, printed, and signed Concept Paper with all required information and documents.
• Submission is by postal service or in person at the Embassy of Japan in Uganda.
• Official results are communicated via email after selection.

Key Features:

• Emphasis on grassroots-level impact.
• Transparent and structured application and selection process.
• Detailed guidelines and concept paper formats are provided for applicants.
• Contact support is available via phone and email for inquiries.
• Previously funded projects are listed for reference.

Submission Address:

GGP section, Embassy of Japan, Plot 8, Kyadondo Rd. Nakasero, P.O. Box 23553, Kampala, Uganda.

Contact Email:

ggp@kp.mofa.go.jp

This program fosters sustainable community development by empowering local organizations with financial resources to implement impactful projects.

For detailed guidelines and application forms, applicants are advised to visit the official Embassy of Japan in Uganda website.