Read more about how the SPF’s portfolio of grants—new, active, and closed —is contributing to development results at country, regional, and global levels.
A SPF-supported study analyses the economic underpinnings of a future recovery in Eastern Ukraine and recommends scaling up efforts in the government-controlled areas of Donbas despite the subdued productivity.
The SPF responded with agility to the Beirut blast of August 4, 2020. To address the urgent need of the population affected by the blast, the SPF supported the Lebanon Reform, Recovery and Reconstruction Framework, which provides a roadmap to operationalize the findings of the Rapid Damage Needs Assessment.
The SPF supported a critical assessment which identifies the common causes of violence against women and children in 11 of Uganda’s 12 refugee hosting districts, and provides recommendations on strengthening response, prevention and protection against Gender-Based Violence and Violence Against Children.
The SPF funded the preparation and publication of a practical guide on how to effectively identify, assess, and manage the risk of violence against children, in context of a development response to forced displacement in Uganda.
Post the August 4 explosion in Beirut, the SPF responded with agility to support the Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment that recommends an effective framework for Reform, Recovery and Reconstruction for building back a better Lebanon.
The SPF supported a detailed analysis of what drives young people in Central Asia to become radicalized and vulnerable to recruitment by violent extremist groups, and what can be done to help prevent this?
The SPF supported risk assessment and analysis of gender-based violence (GBV) and linkages between women economic empowerment and GBV risk reduction. The report also listed targeted recommendations to mitigate risks in project design and implementation. Risk Assessment and Analysis I Blog
This report, supported by SPF, identifies key factors weighing on Syrian refugees contemplating a return home, and analyzes how changing conditions in Syria might affect their decisions.
The SPF grant supported the publication of this tool for facilitators, government and non-government actors, for understanding and addressing gender-based violence in Kenya.
The SPF grant funded the analysis of living conditions, wellbeing, and socioeconomic profile of refugees and host communities in Uganda, in order to inform better policy response.
The SPF-supported the assessment of the economic and social consequences of the Syrian conflict as of early 2017.
