RFAs: Survey, Clearance and Explosive Ordnance Risk Education in Rural Damascus and Daraa (Syria)

The United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) is offering a grant opportunity for accredited NGOs to deliver survey, clearance, and explosive ordnance risk education (EORE) in Rural Damascus and Daraa, Syria. This initiative addresses the ongoing threat of explosive ordnance (EO) contamination, impacting food security, agricultural rehabilitation, and safe access to services. The application deadline is 3 November 2026. This grant aims to mitigate the severe risks posed by landmines, unexploded ordnances, and other explosive hazards in Rural Damascus and Daraa, Syria. The presence of EO contamination hinders safe movement, agricultural use, and humanitarian aid delivery. The funded projects will support food security, urban renewal, and safe access to essential services through the removal and risk education of explosive ordnances. This grant is critical for improving safety and facilitating the return of displaced populations in Syria. By addressing EO contamination, the funded projects will enhance food security, rehabilitate agricultural lands, and ensure safer access to vital infrastructure and services. What is the maximum funding available per grant? The maximum funding available per grant is $1,470,000. Who can apply for this grant? Eligible applicants include International NGOs, National NGOs, Community-Based Organizations, and Companies authorized to operate in Syria. What activities does the grant support? The grant supports survey, clearance, and explosive ordnance risk education activities. When is the application deadline? The submission deadline is 3 November 2026, at 09:00. Where can I find application documents? Application documents can be downloaded from the UNOPS funding opportunity page. Interested and eligible organizations should review the official guidelines and prepare their proposals by the stated deadline. For further information, visit the UNOPS funding opportunity page.