Local Partners

National Indigenous Disabled Women Association Nepal (NIDWAN)

Pawanka Fund works in partnership with Indigenous organizations and institutions from different regions of the world. These partners lead and implement initiatives that reflect the priorities and knowledge systems of their communities.

Last proyects

Our Grant Partners are indigenous groups from all around the globe.

10 Grant Cycle

Cultural identity, Economy and Climatic Resilience

08 Grant Cycle

Children Build Peace among Pastoral communities in Isiolo County

15 Grant Cycle

Preservation of Traditional medicine in communities and traditional healing practices related to Covid-19 symptoms

15 Grant Cycle

To provide legal aid to the Indigenous Peoples Human Rights Defenders to access the justices.

15 Grant Cycle

Establishment of El-molo Community Cultural Information and Language Centre

03 Grant Cycle

Nomadic school of creativity – Yazguur (roots, sources)

09 Grant Cycle

Fortalecimiento de sistemas alimentarios tradicionales a través de la implementación de estrategias locales de formación e incidencia de las mujeres indígenas en Brasil, Perú, Paraguay, Nepal, Bangladesh e Indonesia.

15 Grant Cycle

Increasing Food Sources among Indigenous Women through Traditional Knowledge

13 Grant Cycle

Revitalizing and preserving the endangered Rendillle language through writing and publishing reading materials.

15 Grant Cycle

Enhancement of indigenous Batwa young mothers’ livelihoods through skills development for economic empowerment.

03 Grant Cycle

Kezer Tash (“Stone knights”)

13 Grant Cycle

dAXunhyuuga’ (Eyak Language) Revitalization

08 Grant Cycle

Advocacy for human rights protection to strengthen indigenous institutions and organizations in militarized communities to advance just peace

09 Grant Cycle

Improved Food security and enhanced livelihood for Oromo people in Northern Kenya.

15 Grant Cycle

Empowering lives, restoring hope for indigenous Mbororo Peoples.

15 Grant Cycle

Puesta en valor y rescate del Patrimonio Material e lnmaterial de la Cultura Rapa Nui a través de la Festividad Tapati Rapa Nui

08 Grant Cycle

A cultural gathering for land rights and self determination

15 Grant Cycle

Preserving Ogoni Indigenous Identity and Language

While we appreciate any interest, no unsolicited applications will be considered.

Local Partners

Last proyects

Cultural identity, Economy and Climatic Resilience

Children Build Peace among Pastoral communities in Isiolo County

Preservation of Traditional medicine in communities and traditional healing practices related to Covid-19 symptoms

To provide legal aid to the Indigenous Peoples Human Rights Defenders to access the justices.

Establishment of El-molo Community Cultural Information and Language Centre

Nomadic school of creativity – Yazguur (roots, sources)

Fortalecimiento de sistemas alimentarios tradicionales a través de la implementación de estrategias locales de formación e incidencia de las mujeres indígenas en Brasil, Perú, Paraguay, Nepal, Bangladesh e Indonesia.

Increasing Food Sources among Indigenous Women through Traditional Knowledge

Revitalizing and preserving the endangered Rendillle language through writing and publishing reading materials.

Enhancement of indigenous Batwa young mothers’ livelihoods through skills development for economic empowerment.

Kezer Tash (“Stone knights”)

dAXunhyuuga’ (Eyak Language) Revitalization

Advocacy for human rights protection to strengthen indigenous institutions and organizations in militarized communities to advance just peace

Improved Food security and enhanced livelihood for Oromo people in Northern Kenya.

Empowering lives, restoring hope for indigenous Mbororo Peoples.

Puesta en valor y rescate del Patrimonio Material e lnmaterial de la Cultura Rapa Nui a través de la Festividad Tapati Rapa Nui

A cultural gathering for land rights and self determination

Preserving Ogoni Indigenous Identity and Language

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