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    World Food Programme Innovation Accelerator – Equity‑Free Funding Up to US$100,000

    Grants DatabaseBy Grants DatabaseJanuary 7, 2026No Comments35 Views
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    World Food Programme Innovation Accelerator

    Deadline: Unspecified

    The World Food Programme Innovation Accelerator – Equity‑Free Funding Up to US$100,000 is now open for applications, offering innovators around the world a unique opportunity to access funding, mentorship, and global operational support without giving up equity.

    This global accelerator programme is designed to support bold, scalable solutions that address some of the world’s most pressing humanitarian and development challenges, including food insecurity, climate resilience, livelihoods, and crisis response.


    Programme Overview

    The World Food Programme (WFP) Innovation Accelerator supports start‑ups, social enterprises, NGOs, and mission‑driven organisations that are developing innovative solutions with the potential to create real‑world impact at scale.

    Selected innovators receive equity‑free funding alongside hands‑on technical assistance, expert mentorship, and access to WFP’s extensive global network and field operations. The programme focuses on moving innovations from early stages to practical deployment in fragile and crisis‑affected contexts.


    Key Focus Areas

    Innovations considered under this programme should address challenges aligned with WFP’s humanitarian and development mandate, including but not limited to:

    • Food security and nutrition
    • Climate adaptation and resilience
    • Livelihoods and economic empowerment
    • Emergency and crisis response
    • Sustainable food systems and supply chains

    Who Can Apply?

    Applications are open to innovators from all regions of the world. Eligible applicants include:

    • Start‑ups (for‑profit and non‑profit)
    • Social enterprises
    • Non‑governmental organisations (NGOs)
    • Mission‑driven companies

    Applicants should demonstrate a clear problem‑solution fit, innovation potential, and the ability to scale their solution with the right support.


    Funding and Support

    Successful applicants to the World Food Programme Innovation Accelerator will benefit from:

    Equity‑Free Funding

    • Up to US$100,000 in equity‑free funding to support scaling and implementation.

    Mentorship and Technical Assistance

    • Tailored technical support
    • One‑on‑one mentorship from experienced experts within WFP and its partner ecosystem

    Global Network and Field Access

    • Opportunities to pilot, test, and refine solutions through WFP’s country offices and operational programmes
    • Exposure to a global humanitarian and development network

    Why This Opportunity Matters

    Global hunger, climate shocks, displacement, and economic instability continue to affect millions of people worldwide. The World Food Programme Innovation Accelerator plays a critical role in identifying and supporting solutions that can respond effectively to these challenges, particularly in vulnerable and crisis‑affected communities.

    This programme enables innovators to turn promising ideas into scalable solutions that can make a measurable difference on the ground.


    Application Process

    • Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, allowing innovators to apply when their solution is ready.
    • Applicants are expected to clearly outline:
      • The problem being addressed
      • How the solution works
      • Evidence of impact or proof of concept (where available)
      • How support from the Accelerator will help scale the innovation

    Early traction and practical applicability in real‑world contexts are strong advantages.


    Final Notes

    Innovators with solutions that align with humanitarian impact, scalability, and sustainability are strongly encouraged to apply. Careful preparation of your application can significantly improve your chances of selection.

    Contact us for proposal drafting, refining, and review.


    Application Links:

    Apply here

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