Global Mine Action Programme 3: research

The findings of the research projects funded will help increase value for money and impact upon beneficiaries across UK programming and the wider sector. Annex B: activity-based budgeting guidance UK funding for mine action saves lives, prevents injuries, releases land for productive use, informs further development programming, and contributes to security and stabilisation outcomes.

• address an evidence gap that prevents the clear evaluation of the Global Mine Action Programme’s achievement of its outcomes
• adds to the evidence base for mine action available to the sector

What the fund will achieve

Four priority areas have been selected, although bids will be considered outside of these areas. You should ensure that your bid contains the required information in section B of the call for proposals invitation form. Incomplete proposals will not be considered. The grant agreement resulting from this call for proposals will address evidence gaps to help donors optimise their allocations and help implementers tailor their interventions to local contexts. Published 21 February 2024

How to apply

Global Mine Action Programme 3 call for proposals invitation form Annex C: activity-based budget template with examples Projects will commence in May 2024 and end on 31 March 2025, for a total duration of 11 months. If you have any questions about this call for proposals, email david.crowther@fcdo.gov.uk The Global Mine Action Programme 3 (GMAP3) is the main programme for UK mine actions: mine clearance, explosive ordnance risk education (EORE) and capacity development in 10 countries across 3 continents. Read the attached call for proposals invitation form for more details on the programme and how to apply. Annex A: Global Mine Action Programme theory of change