INIBU call for projects: Strengthening local associations in Burundi
INIBU is an innovative scheme that supports the implementation of micro-projects run by civil society organizations in Burundi's rural provinces.
Key information
Discover the key elements of this call for projects aimed at strengthening associative capacities in Burundi.
Strengthen local associations that carry out micro-projects with a community impact
Local associations in Burundi engaged in community development
Rural communities of Bururi, Matana, and Rumonge
Support for up to 12 months
Priority areas
This call for projects aims to support initiatives in the following priority areas:
Programs aimed at the economic and social empowerment of women
Development of sustainable agriculture and local livestock farming
Capacity building and skills development
Creating economic opportunities and developing employment
Support for marginalized and vulnerable populations
Climate Resilience and Conservation Initiatives
Calendar of the Call for Projects
| Call for projects launched | July 7, 2025 |
| Call for projects closed | August 29, 2025 |
| Announcing the winners | No later than September 26, 2025 |
| Project implementation | From October 15, 2025 |
Frequently asked questions
Who can apply?
- Civil society organizations (CSOs)/Social enterprises duly registered in Burundi:- Non-governmental organizations (NPOs)- Academic institutions- Private social initiative groups
- The project will take place in Burunga province, and more specifically in the rural communes of Buriri, Matana and Rumonge.
Which areas are concerned?
- Empowering and strengthening girls/women ;
- Local agriculture, livestock ;
- 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 area
What is the maximum subsidy amount?
- Maximum 10,000 euros per project
- Co-financing of at least 5% required (in-kind contribution possible)
What can the budget cover?
- Expenditure directly benefiting the project target (highly recommended)
- Expenses directly related to project activities (highly recommended)
- Salaries (in part)
- Mobility expenses (in part)
- Purchase of equipment
Where do I submit my application?
On the platform only: https: //aap-dci.wiin.io/fr/applications/appel-a-projets-inibu-edition-1
Who do I contact if I have problems applying online?
- You can send messages on any page of your online application: right-hand button "Send a message".
- You can also send an e-mail to the following address: inibu@fxb.org
In which language should I apply?
English or French only
How long will the project last?
Maximum 12 months and minimum 6 months
Can I apply for a project that has already started?
Yes, but no retroactive funding for expenses incurred prior to the signing of the agreement with FXB
How does the selection process work?
Projects are selected by a jury made up of members of FXB - head office and office in Burundi - and representatives of the Monegasque Cooperation. The final selection is made on the basis of a short list of eligible applications that meet the administrative requirements. Priority is then given by the jury to the most qualitative proposals according to the criteria pre-defined on page 4 of the rules.
The final selection will be announced no later than September 26, 2025.
Are religious organizations eligible?
No, religious or political organizations are not eligible.
I would like more information about INIBU
- You can find a summary of our answers to questions sent by email here.
Partners
This initiative is supported by institutional partners committed to sustainable development in Burundi.
