Engaging a CSO in Advancing Survivor-led Recovery, Collective Resilience, and Economic Sustainability of CRSV Survivors in Bosnia and Herzegovina
UN Women is funding a CSO in Bosnia and Herzegovina to lead trauma-informed, survivor-led recovery and economic empowerment programs for CRSV survivors, emphasizing resilience, collaboration, and inclusion.
Funder: UN Women
Due Dates: August 11, 2026 (Clarification requests due) | August 13, 2026 (UN Women clarifications issued) | August 18, 2026 (Full proposal deadline)
Funding Amounts: BAM 80,000–85,000 total; project duration 6 months; up to two sub-grants of BAM 10,000–15,000 each (max BAM 30,000 for grants)
Summary: Supports a CSO in Bosnia and Herzegovina to implement survivor-led, trauma-informed programs advancing recovery, resilience, and economic sustainability for CRSV survivors.
Key Information: Only legally registered CSOs in Bosnia and Herzegovina with strong experience in survivor-centered programming are eligible.
Description
UN Women seeks to partner with a qualified civil society organization (CSO) in Bosnia and Herzegovina to implement interventions that foster survivor-led recovery, collective resilience, and economic sustainability among associations of conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) survivors. The selected CSO will be responsible for designing and delivering trauma-informed, survivor-centered activities that promote peer support, strengthen collaboration among survivor associations, and create opportunities for sustainable economic engagement. The initiative aims to reinforce survivors' well-being, agency, and leadership in recovery, advocacy, and peacebuilding processes, while supporting the long-term sustainability of survivor-led efforts.
