INIBU is an innovative mechanism that accompanies the implementation of micro-projects led by civil society organizations in rural provinces in Burundi. After the success of the first edition of INIBU, implemented in the communes of Bururi, Matana and Rumonge, which supported 10 projects and reached more than 6,500 direct beneficiaries, this second edition will be located in the communes of Nyanza and Makamba.
Interested applicants should submit their initiatives online at this link: https://aap-dci.wiin.io/en/applications/appel-a-projects-inibu-edition-2
Key Information
Discover the essential elements of this call for projects aimed at building associative capacities in Burundi.
Strengthening local community impact micro-project associations
Beneficiaries:
Local associations in Burundi engaged in community development
Province of Burunga – rural communes of Nyanza and Makamba.
Accompanying up to 12 months
Priority areas
This call for projects aims to support initiatives in the priority areas:
Programmes for the economic and social empowerment of women
Development of sustainable agriculture and local livestock
Capacity-building and skills development
Creating economic opportunities and developing employment
Support to marginalized and vulnerable populations
Climate resilience and conservation initiatives
Calendar of Call for Projects
| Launch of the call for projects | 1 July 2026 12:00 |
| Closing of call for projects | 30 August 2026 at 11:59 |
| Announcement of the winners | By 25 September 2026 |
| Project implementation | From 16 October 2026 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can apply?
- Civil Society Organisations (CSOs)/Social and Solidarity Enterprises duly registered in Burundi:- Non-governmental organizations (NGOs)- Academic institutions- Groupings of private social initiatives
- The project is to be carried out in the province of Burunga, particularly in the rural communes of Nyanza and Makamba.
Which areas are concerned?
- Empowerment and strengthening of girls/women;
- Local agriculture, livestock farming;
- Education and vocational training;
- Entrepreneurship and employability;
- Inclusion of vulnerable and/or marginalized groups;
- Climate adaptation and environmental protection.
What types of projects are encouraged?
- Projects with a gender dimension
- Projects with an environmental dimension
- Rights-based approaches
- Innovative projects for the target territory
What is the maximum grant amount?
- Maximum EUR 10,000 per project
- Minimum 5% co-financing required (valuation in kind of this contribution is possible)
What can the budget cover?
- Expenditure directly benefiting the project target (very recommended)
- Expenditures directly related to project activities (very recommended)
- Wages (partly)
- Mobility costs (partially)
- Acquisition of equipment
Where do I apply?
On the platform only: https://aap-dci.wiin.io/en/applications/appel-a-projects-inibu-edition-2
Whom should I contact if I find it difficult to apply online?
- You have the option to send messages on all pages of your application file online: button on the right "Send Message"
- You can also send an email to nniyokindi@fxb.org.
What language to apply for?
French only
How long is the project?
Maximum 12 months and Minimum 6 months
Can we apply for a project that has already begun?
Yes, but no retroactive funding for expenditures prior to signing the agreement with FXB.
How is the selection process going?
The projects are selected by a jury made up of FXB members – headquarters and offices in Burundi – and representatives of the Monegasque Cooperation. The final selection is made on the basis of a short list which includes eligible applications and in accordance with administrative requirements. Priority is subsequently given by the Board to the most qualitative proposals according to the criteria pre-defined in the Rules on page 4. The final selection is announced by 25 September 2026.
The final selection is announced by 25 September 2026.
Are religious organizations eligible?
No, religious or political organisations are not eligible
I want more information about INIBU
- You can ask all your questions at the following email address: nniyokindi@fxb.org.
- Two information meetings for candidates will be held on 21 July in Makamba and 22 July in Nyanza. The exact locations will be communicated later.
Partners
This initiative is supported by institutional partners engaged in sustainable development in Burundi.
