Join the Future Bora Challenge for a chance to compete alongside organizations that serve the most vulnerable and marginalized Kenyan youths for a grant funding of KSH 40 million.
Selected organizations will receive grant funding to aid the services they already render and in addition be exposed to potential opportunities.
Application Deadline: December 15, 2020.
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Benefits
The three Winning organizations will each:
Receive grant funding of KSH 40 million disbursed in tranches
Gain Capacity-building by being provided advisory and mentoring support for scale and growth
Gain increased Visibility- Opportunity to show intervention and gain visibility.
Eligibility
The challenge is open to organizations that satisfy the following criteria:
Registered in Kenya.
The intervention/solution submitted by the organization must be unique and innovative in solving unemployment issues faced by the most vulnerable and under-served Kenyan youth.
All types of organizations (for-profit, not-for-profit), except state-owned enterprises and public institutions, are eligible to apply for the challenge.
At least 80% of the beneficiaries of the proposed intervention should be between the age of 18 and 29 years.
The organization should have been operational for at least three years as of 1st September 2020 (applicants will be required to submit audited financial statements for the last three years).
Requirements/Specifications
Applying organizations should be working with:
Orphans- Youths (18-29 years) bereft through death or abandoned by both their parents while they were children.
Persons with disability-Youths (18-29 years) with a physical, sensory, mental, or other impairment, including any visual, hearing, learning, or physical incapability, which adversely impacts their social, economic, or environmental participation
Single mothers-Young mothers (18-29 years) who have a dependent child or dependent children and who are widowed, divorced, or unmarried
Youths affected by conflict- Youths (18-29 years) whose lives have been adversely affected by conflict, such as inter-community conflicts, land disputes, pastoral / cattle rustling, terrorism and violence
Street youths- Youths (18-29 years) for whom the street has become their habitual abode and who live outside of key societal institutions, such as the family, education and other statutory services; who do not have any formal sources of support and are dependent upon informal support networks
Youths (18-29 years) from vulnerable and marginalized communities as defined by the Government of Kenya
Consortia are eligible to apply if the lead applicant fulfills all criteria and other partners fulfill at least 4 (out of 5) of the other criteria.
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An initiative of the Government of Kenya under the Kenya Youth Employment and Opportunities Project (KYEOP), the Future Bora challenge seeks to catalyze interventions that expand economic opportunities for the most vulnerable and under-served Kenyan youths between the age of 18 and 29 years.
It aims to reduce the obstacles that these youths face while seeking employment and income generation opportunities.
The challenge seeks to eradicate stigmatization and misconceptions, sole childcare responsibilities, lack of mentorship, and limited access to adaptive learning.
By supporting interventions that are tailored to the local and highly specific needs of the most vulnerable youth, the initiative aims to expand economic opportunities for the most vulnerable and under-served Kenyan youth.
The Future Bora Initiative is implemented by the Ministry of ICT, Innovation and Youth Affairs (MIIYA) and funded by the World Bank. Intellecap Advisory Services is the management firm for this initiative.
