SE-ON-802010-8315-17316-THP-BF The Hunger Project Sweden The Transformative Partnerships Programme (2025–2028) is a strategic initiative to strengthen civil society as a driving force for conflict transformation and climate and environmental justice. The programme aligns with Sweden’s 2025–2029 Strategy for Civil Society Support and the Reform Agenda for Development Assistance. It responds to the urgent challenges faced by civil society globally, such as shrinking civic space, political repression, climate crises, and rising inequalities, by reinforcing the agency, resilience, and sustainability of civil society actors. It is part of the programme led by ForumCiv and co-implemented with Clowner utan Gränser, Föreningen Framtidsjorden, Internationella Kvinnoförbundet för Fred och Frihet (IKFF), the Swedish Foundation for Human Rights (SFHR), Praktisk Solidaritet, and The Hunger Project Sweden. Outcome 1 – Strengthened and Autonomous Civil Society for Transformative Change: CSOs enhance their capacity, autonomy, and influence to mobilise rights-holders, engage in dialogue, shape policies, and contribute to democratic participation, climate justice, and conflict transformation. Outcome 2 – Conflict-Resilient and Empowered Communities: Communities increase their agency, cohesion, and resilience by participating in inclusive, trust-building processes for justice, healing, and accountability—enabled by CSOs. Outcome 3 – Sustainable Livelihoods and Environmental Justice: Communities, with support from capable CSOs, improve resilience and well-being through inclusive, rights-based approaches to climate adaptation, sustainable livelihoods, food sovereignty, and land governance. The Hunger Project Burkina Faso 1200000 2100000 2000000 2000000 53166627 327979 31033588 31033588 SE-ON-802010-8315-17316-THP-ET The Hunger Project Sweden The Transformative Partnerships Programme (2025–2028) is a strategic initiative to strengthen civil society as a driving force for conflict transformation and climate and environmental justice. The programme aligns with Sweden’s 2025–2029 Strategy for Civil Society Support and the Reform Agenda for Development Assistance. It responds to the urgent challenges faced by civil society globally, such as shrinking civic space, political repression, climate crises, and rising inequalities, by reinforcing the agency, resilience, and sustainability of civil society actors. It is part of the programme led by ForumCiv and co-implemented with Clowner utan Gränser, Föreningen Framtidsjorden, Internationella Kvinnoförbundet för Fred och Frihet (IKFF), the Swedish Foundation for Human Rights (SFHR), Praktisk Solidaritet, and The Hunger Project Sweden. Outcome 1 – Strengthened and Autonomous Civil Society for Transformative Change: CSOs enhance their capacity, autonomy, and influence to mobilise rights-holders, engage in dialogue, shape policies, and contribute to democratic participation, climate justice, and conflict transformation. Outcome 2 – Conflict-Resilient and Empowered Communities: Communities increase their agency, cohesion, and resilience by participating in inclusive, trust-building processes for justice, healing, and accountability—enabled by CSOs. Outcome 3 – Sustainable Livelihoods and Environmental Justice: Communities, with support from capable CSOs, improve resilience and well-being through inclusive, rights-based approaches to climate adaptation, sustainable livelihoods, food sovereignty, and land governance. The Hunger Project Ethiopia 1200000 2100000 2000000 2000000 8450093 14977088 SE-ON-802010-8315-17316 The Hunger Project Sweden Outcome 1 – Strengthened and Autonomous Civil Society for Transformative Change: CSOs enhance their capacity, autonomy, and influence to mobilise rights-holders, engage in dialogue, shape policies, and contribute to democratic participation, climate justice, and conflict transformation. Outcome 2 – Conflict-Resilient and Empowered Communities: Communities increase their agency, cohesion, and resilience by participating in inclusive, trust-building processes for justice, healing, and accountability—enabled by CSOs. Outcome 3 – Sustainable Livelihoods and Environmental Justice: Communities, with support from capable CSOs, improve resilience and well-being through inclusive, rights-based approaches to climate adaptation, sustainable livelihoods, food sovereignty, and land governance. The Transformative Partnerships Programme (2025–2028) is a strategic initiative to strengthen civil society as a driving force for conflict transformation and climate and environmental justice. Led by ForumCiv and co-implemented with Clowner utan Gränser, Föreningen Framtidsjorden, Internationella Kvinnoförbundet för Fred och Frihet (IKFF), the Swedish Foundation for Human Rights (SFHR), Praktisk Solidaritet, and The Hunger Project, the programme aligns with Sweden’s 2025–2029 Strategy for Civil Society Support and the Reform Agenda for Development Assistance. It responds to the urgent challenges faced by civil society globally, such as shrinking civic space, political repression, climate crises, and rising inequalities, by reinforcing the agency, resilience, and sustainability of civil society actors. The Hunger Project Sweden Sida The Hunger Project Burkina Faso The Hunger Project Ethiopia The Hunger Project Mexico The Hunger Project Uganda The Hunger Project Sweden info@thehungerproject.se https://thehungerproject.se/ The Hunger Project Sweden Vsevolod Lukashenok Project Manager - Grants Monitoring and Funding vsevolod.lukashenok@thehungerproject.se 3845229 7810760 7474410 7474410 3925386 Sida disbursment nr 3 year 2026 598734.46 7690458 Sida disbursement nr 1 year 2025 494292.58 Sida 3885374 Sida disbursment nr 2 year 2026 732516 Transaction to The Hunger Project Burkina Faso 5443.59 517664.58 5423.28 518275.88 898951.15 1097940.74 SE-ON-802010-8315-17316-THP-MX The Hunger Project Sweden The Transformative Partnerships Programme (2025–2028) is a strategic initiative to strengthen civil society as a driving force for conflict transformation and climate and environmental justice. The project aims to achieve: More just, inclusive, peaceful, and resilient societies, where a strengthened civil society meaningfully advances democratic governance, the realisation of human rights, and sustainable solutions for conflict transformation and climate justice. Strengthened and Autonomous Civil Society for Transformative Change: CSOs enhance their capacity, autonomy, and influence to mobilise rights-holders, engage in dialogue, shape policies, and contribute to democratic participation, climate justice, and conflict transformation. The Hunger Project Mexico El Proyecto Hambre A.C 620000 1200000 1200000 1151067