The Corporate Accountability Initiative (CAI) is inviting applications from both Nigerian and international applicants who have workable Nigerian civil society organizations and non-profit entities for a sub-grant supporting advocacy projects that strengthen corporate accountability and promote respect for human rights in Nigeria.
“The Corporate Accountability Initiative is a collaborative programme co-financed by the European Union and implemented by a consortium of organizations, including the International Code of Conduct Association, TRIAL International and regional partners.”
Applications are open until October 3, 2026. One sub-grant of €10,000 will be awarded for a project lasting four to six months. Eligible applicants must be registered and operational in Nigeria for at least three years and demonstrate relevant experience in advocacy, policy engagement or corporate accountability.
Proposed projects should have a clear advocacy objective and seek to influence one or more areas such as:
- Policies.
- Laws.
- Regulations.
- Institutional practices.
- Corporate behavior.
- Corporate accountability mechanisms.
- Respect for human rights.
Applicants should demonstrate a clear connection between their proposed advocacy activities and the broader objective of improving corporate accountability in Nigeria. The call is open to Nigerian organizations that meet the specified eligibility requirements. Other non-profit entities, aside civil society organizations and Non-governmental organizations can also apply.
Applicants must be:
- Registered in Nigeria.
- Operational in Nigeria.
- Registered and operational for at least three years.
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Author
Paul Olayioye
