Tallafi:Shirye-shirye/Asusun Al'umma na Wikimedia
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Who?
Individuals, groups, Wikimedia affiliates or organisations from Wikimedia movement
What?
For annual or strategic plans that require sustained support and for larger projects and programs.
When?
4 months processing time, 2 rounds in a year
How much?
10,000 USD (minimum). Maximum budget depends on regional funding budgets.
How to apply
- Read about what we fund and who can apply below.
- Required step: Contact the Regional Program Officer as you start to think about your application. They will help to understand what round to apply for and will support you in the process.
- Go to Wikimedia Foundation Grantee Portal (Fluxx) and log in.
- If you do not have an account, click Register Now and provide the requested information. You will receive confirmation of your registration within one working day.
- Select the Apply for General Support Fund button on the main page. Click Save and Continue or Save and Close to save the application.
- Follow the instructions on the application form. Click Submit to submit the application for review.
- We accept applications in any language. We will support translation for applications and discussions as needed.
- Applications will be published to Meta-Wiki automatically within two days. This is done for community review and feedback.
- You can prepare the application offline. Make a copy of the application form, answer the questions and copy the text to Fluxx.
What we fund
General Support Fund can fund both annual plans and more narrow but distinct projects that require more funding than Rapid Funds can support. Ideally, the minimum length of programming for a General Support Fund is 6 months of work implementation. Exceptions to this rule can be considered due to regional variances.
- Education projects
- Ayyukan al'adu da al'adun gargajiya waɗanda ke tallafawa gudummawar abun ciki, daidaita abun ciki da haɓaka samun dama ga wannan abun ciki.
- Gender and diversity projects
- Community support and engagement projects
- Coordination of global campaigns.
- Public policy advocacy projects that aim to influence legal and regulatory environments (at the national, regional or international level) in order to protect the people, model and the values of the free knowledge movement. These projects could target national legislation, trade agreements, human rights frameworks, and any other regulations and norms set by governments and lawmakers.
- Wurin aiki, sabis, kyaututtuka, isar da kai, da sauran kuɗin gama gari da ake buƙata don tallafawa gyara-a-thons, gasa, tafiyar ɗaukar hotuna, da kamfen talla.
- Kuɗin Data domin tallafawa harkokin taruka na yanar gizo
- Staff expenses - compensation for well-defined roles that do not replace volunteer activities, including (but not limited to) graphic design, training, childcare services, translation, project or organisation management, and Wikimedian-in-Residence roles.
- Learning or training expenses - costs related to learning or training for community members or affiliate staff.
- Tafiye-tafiye domin masu shiryawa da mahalarta
- Indic MediaWiki Developers UG 2024 Annual Plan (Indiya, South Asia)
- Wikimedia Korea Strategic Annual Plan 2024 (Koriya ta Kudu, East, Southeast Asia, & Pacific)
- GOIF 2024 Annual Grant (Ghana, Yankin Saharar Afirka)
- Wikimedia MA Multi Annual Grant 2024-2026 (Moroko, Middle East & North Africa)
- Wikimedia DC: Sustaining and Growing Chapter Programs and Partnerships in 2023-24 (Tarayyar Amurka, Amirka ta Arewa)
- Wiki Editoras LX 2024-2026 multi-year plan (Northern & Western Europe)
- Developing Free Knowledge in Georgia, 2023 (Georgia, Central & Eastern Europe & Central Asia)
- Plan 2024-2025 de estrategias y acciones para Wikimedistas de Uruguay (Uruguay, Latin America & Caribbean)
- Plan annuel 2023-2024 Haiti (Haiti, Latin America & Caribbean)
- Proposals that fit certain criteria are not eligible for review in the Wikimedia Community Fund:
- Proposals that are primarily focused on research activities should be submitted to the Wikimedia Research Fund.
- Proposals that are primarily focused on large-scale software development are not eligible for review. Smaller-scale software development projects may be eligible for review in the Rapid Fund pending review from Community Resources and Technology department staff.
Kwamitocin Yankuna za su sami sassaucin kuɗi don aiwatar da ayyukan da kashe kuɗaɗen da masu nema ke tantancewa dangane da takamaiman mahallin su da buƙatun yanayi, kuma suna iya tallafawa ƙarin buƙatun da ba a bayyana anan ba.
Available funding
- Historically, funding has been awarded between a wide range of amounts, between 10,000 – 550,000 USD, depending on the size of grantees and their related programs requiring funding.
- The minimum amount for a General Support Fund application remains 10,000 USD.
- The maximum annual funding amount of a General Support Fund is depending on regional funds budgets and individual assessment of the proposals by the Regional Funds Committee Members.
- The average annual grant amount awarded for a first-time grantee in Fiscal Year 2024/25 was 33,000 USD globally, while regionally: NA: 130,500 USD, NWE: 50,000 USD, SA: 22,300 USD, ESEAP: 26,600 USD, SSA: 15,400 USD, MENA: 20,600 USD.
General Support Fund offers unrestricted funding.
Unrestricted funding means that grantees are able to reallocate funding in their budget to new or existing mission-aligned activities or expenses at their own discretion during the funding period. You do not need to obtain permission from the Foundation for reallocation for these changes in your budget. The General Support Fund fundamentally awards unrestricted grants, however, exceptions might apply. Past examples of restricted grants are:
- Amendment for a specific case or set of expenses.
- Specific cases of externally supported organizational or strategic reviews by third parties for a grantee.
- Public policy advocacy efforts.
- External fundraising support for a fixed period of time and for a specific external project.
- Government restrictions to receiving funding.
- In line with the Grant Agreement, financial variations of 20% or more from any budget-item in Grantee’s unrestricted project proposal, requiring a notification and PO approval.
Ka'idojin cancanta
The General Support Fund (GSF) is open to Wikimedia Movement organizations and organized groups of Wikimedia volunteers, to support the effective programmatic work of those implementing their work in 100% of the time related to and focusing exclusively on Wikimedia projects.
Organizations outside the Wikimedia Movement that occasionally collaborate with Wikimedia projects, but whose activities are not 100% of the time related to and focusing on Wikimedia projects, are not eligible for General Support Fund.
Any General Support Fund applicant must be in contact with the application's Regional Program Officer at least one month before the deadline for application. If you have not had a conversation with your Program Officer about applying for General Support Funding, you will need to apply in the subsequent rounds of funding.
Waɗannan sune mahimman ƙa'idodi waɗanda dole ne duk masu neman Asusun Al'umma na Wikimedia su cika domin a sake duba shawara:
- Proposed programs and activities are aligned with the mission of the Wikimedia Foundation.
- Ayyuka da gudummawa dole ne su sami damar buga su a ƙarƙashin da'a, buɗe hanyoyin yarjejeniya
- Aikace-aikacen dole ne don aikin gaba, aikin da aka tsara
- Applicants that are organisations must be designated as a Wikimedia affiliate, or must be an organisation with a demonstrable history and primary focus related to the mission of the Wikimedia Foundation, such as improving Wikimedia projects and supporting its volunteer contributors.
- Follow the guidance on the First-time applicants page.
Primary and secondary contacts, agreement signatories, bank account signatories, and any individuals in roles that direct the implementation of grant activities, must:
- Follow the Universal Code of Conduct and Friendly Space Policies.
- Comply with all requirements and be in good standing for any current activities funded through the Wikimedia Foundation.
- Be in good standing in regard to ethical behavior within the community (e.g. social behavior, financial behavior, legal behavior, etc.), as determined through the due diligence process of the grant program.
- Have no recent or recurring violations:
- Must not be blocked on any Wikimedia project, even if the proposed work is unrelated to that project.
- Within the past year, must not have been blocked, banned, or flagged by Wikimedia Foundation staff or affiliates for violations of the Universal Code of Conduct, Friendly Space Policies, or other conduct issues.
- Must not have been repeatedly blocked or flagged for the same issue on a Wikimedia project.
- If prior issues or blocks have occurred, must demonstrate learning and understanding in regard to the cause for the issue, such that they are ready to serve as a role model for others as a grantee.
- Not appear on the United States Department of Treasury Specially Designated Nationals And Blocked Persons List (SDN).
- Be located in a a country that can legally receive funding for the described activities and expenses in accordance with the laws governing the sending and receiving of funds in the United States and their respective country.
- Not be Wikimedia Foundation staff members or contractors working more than part time (over 20 hours per week).
- Provide all information and documentation needed to receive the funding from the Wikimedia Foundation.
General Support Fund recipients are eligible to apply for some other Wikimedia Foundation funding programs:
General Support Fund recipients are not eligible to apply for:
- Rapid Funds (see details here for specific eligibility for affiliate leaders)
Dokar Tsaron Matasa dole ne ya kasance don kowane aiki da ya shafi membobin al'umma masu ƙarancin shekaru.
- If the proposal indicates direct contact with children or youth, it also outlines compliance with international and local laws for working with children and youth, and provides documentation of the local laws in the annex.
- The proposal demonstrates how they will ensure the safe engagement of young people in all of the project’s activities.
- The proposal demonstrates that any adults who will be working in close contact with young people have been properly vetted and trained.
- The proposal outlines an action protocol in the case that incidents occur relating to the physical and psychological safety of young people.
Tsarin Nema
Jami'an Shirin Gidauniyar da kwamitocin hadin gwiwa suna aiki tare don zama abokan dabarun tunani tare da masu nema. Shawarwarin kuɗi sun dogara ne akan cancanta da tattaunawar kwamiti.
Here's the summary of the application and review process:
- Applicant submission: Applicants submit their proposal.
- Due diligence: Program Officers and Grant Administrators organise the proposals and supporting documents for committee review.
- Regional Fund Committee review: Committee members review the proposals and supporting documents individually based on a series of criteria and questions.
- Initial feedback: Committees may publish questions to clarify any aspects of the proposal. Community members may also be posting comments, questions or feedback that applicants should respond to.
- Structured feedback from Regional Committee: The whole committee meets to discuss each project to consolidate a unified feedback document that will be sent to applicants.
- Staff feedback shared with committee: Program Officers share their review of each proposal with Committee members.
- Committee/Applicant meetings: In certain cases, committee members may request a live session with the applicants to discuss this feedback and ask questions. Program Officers may also organise these spaces to provide applicants with support to review this feedback.
- Applicant responses and revisions: Applicants have a set time to make necessary adjustments or clarifications.
- Deliberations: Committee members hold a second round of formal deliberation sessions to make their final decisions on the funding. In this stage they take into consideration all the recommendations and adjustments, as well as the overall budget for the region.
- Committee funding decision and remarks: Applicants are informed of the funding decision via email, Fluxx and Meta-Wiki. If approved, grant administration process begins.
Multi-year funding process
Learn more about multi-year funding process 
Renewal process
Tsarin lokaci
General Support timeline is different based on the applicant's funding region. See below for the regional calendar. If you don't know your funding region, look for it at find your region page.
Round 1 (2024-25)
11 Agusta – 8 Satumba 2024
Applicant support and eligibility check
12 Agusta 2024
Renewal deadline
8 Satumba 2024
Submission deadline
11 Satumba – 16 Oktoba 2024
Review and translation
16 Oktoba – 4 Nuwamba 2024
Review feedback and applicant engagement
15 Nuwamba 2024
Decision announced
22 Nuwamba – 12 Disamba 2024
Agreement and first payment
1 Yuli – 31 Yuli 2025
Midpoint conversation
30 Janairu 2026 / 31 Maris 2026
Final or first year report due
9 Agusta – 9 Satumba 2024
Applicant support and eligibility check
9 Satumba 2024
Renewal deadline
9 Satumba 2024
Submission deadline
9 Satumba – 31 Oktoba 2024
Review and translation
31 Oktoba – 15 Nuwamba 2024
Review feedback and applicant engagement
29 Nuwamba 2024
Decision announced
13 Disamba 2024 – 17 Janairu 2025
Agreement and first payment
1 Yuli – 31 Yuli 2025
Midpoint conversation
30 Janairu 2026 / 31 Maris 2026
Final or first year report due
2 Satumba – 30 Satumba 2024
Applicant support and eligibility check
9 Satumba 2024
Renewal deadline
30 Satumba 2024
Submission deadline
30 Satumba – 24 Oktoba 2024
Review and translation
31 Oktoba – 15 Nuwamba 2024
Review feedback and applicant engagement
29 Nuwamba 2024
Decision announced
16 Disamba 2024 – 17 Janairu 2025
Agreement and first payment
1 Yuli – 31 Yuli 2025
Midpoint conversation
30 Janairu 2026 / 31 Maris 2026
Final or first year report due
2 Satumba – 30 Satumba 2024
Applicant support and eligibility check
2 Satumba 2024
Renewal deadline
30 Satumba 2024
Submission deadline
30 Satumba – 24 Oktoba 2024
Review and translation
24 Oktoba – 15 Nuwamba 2024
Review feedback and applicant engagement
29 Nuwamba 2024
Decision announced
16 Disamba 2024 – 17 Janairu 2025
Agreement and first payment
1 Yuli – 31 Yuli 2025
Midpoint conversation
30 Janairu 2026 / 31 Maris 2026
Final or first year report due
2 Satumba – 30 Satumba 2024
Applicant support and eligibility check
2 Satumba 2024
Renewal deadline
30 Satumba 2024
Submission deadline
30 Satumba – 24 Oktoba 2024
Review and translation
31 Oktoba – 15 Nuwamba 2024
Review feedback and applicant engagement
29 Nuwamba 2024
Decision announced
16 Disamba 2024 – 17 Janairu 2025
Agreement and first payment
1 Yuli – 31 Yuli 2025
Midpoint conversation
30 Janairu 2026 / 31 Maris 2026
Final or first year report due
| SSA | MENA | SA | ESEAP | LATAM | CEECA | NA | NWE | |
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| Renewals deadline | 12 Agusta 2024 | 12 Agusta 2024 | 9 Satumba 2024 | 9 Satumba 2024 | 9 Satumba 2024 | 2 Satumba 2024 | 2 Satumba 2024 | 2 Satumba 2024 |
| Applicant proposal support starts | 11 Agusta 2024 | 11 Agusta 2024 | 9 Agusta 2024 | 9 Agusta 2024 | 2 Satumba 2024 | 2 Satumba 2024 | 2 Satumba 2024 | 2 Satumba 2024 |
| Eligibility check | 11 Agusta – 8 Satumba 2024 | 11 Agusta – 8 Satumba 2024 | 9 Agusta – 9 Satumba 2024 | 9 Agusta – 9 Satumba 2024 | 2 Satumba – 30 Satumba 2024 | 2 Satumba – 30 Satumba 2024 | 2 Satumba – 30 Satumba 2024 | 2 Satumba – 30 Satumba 2024 |
| Submission deadline | 8 Satumba 2024 | 8 Satumba 2024 | 9 Satumba 2024 | 9 Satumba 2024 | 30 Satumba 2024 | 30 Satumba 2024 | 30 Satumba 2024 | 30 Satumba 2024 |
| Application translation support | 11 Satumba – 18 Satumba 2024 | 11 Satumba – 18 Satumba 2024 | 9 Satumba – 23 Satumba 2024 | 9 Satumba – 23 Satumba 2024 | 30 Satumba – 6 Oktoba 2024 | 30 Satumba – 6 Oktoba 2024 | 30 Satumba – 6 Oktoba 2024 | 30 Satumba – 6 Oktoba 2024 |
| Review starts | 20 Satumba 2024 | 20 Satumba 2024 | 23 Satumba 2024 | 23 Satumba 2024 | 7 Oktoba 2024 | 7 Oktoba 2024 | 7 Oktoba 2024 | 7 Oktoba 2024 |
| Feedback received | 16 Oktoba 2024 | 16 Oktoba 2024 | 31 Oktoba 2024 | 31 Oktoba 2024 | 24 Oktoba 2024 | 24 Oktoba 2024 | 24 Oktoba 2024 | 24 Oktoba 2024 |
| Engaging with feedback | 16 Oktoba – 4 Nuwamba 2024 | 16 Oktoba – 4 Nuwamba 2024 | 31 Oktoba – 15 Nuwamba 2024 | 31 Oktoba – 15 Nuwamba 2024 | 31 Oktoba – 15 Nuwamba 2024 | 31 Oktoba – 15 Nuwamba 2024 | 31 Oktoba – 15 Nuwamba 2024 | 31 Oktoba – 15 Nuwamba 2024 |
| Decision announced | 15 Nuwamba 2024 | 15 Nuwamba 2024 | 29 Nuwamba 2024 | 29 Nuwamba 2024 | 29 Nuwamba 2024 | 29 Nuwamba 2024 | 29 Nuwamba 2024 | 29 Nuwamba 2024 |
| Agreement signed | 22 Nuwamba 2024 | 22 Nuwamba 2024 | 13 Disamba 2024 | 13 Disamba 2024 | 16 Disamba 2024 | 16 Disamba 2024 | 16 Disamba 2024 | 16 Disamba 2024 |
| First payment sent | 29 Nuwamba – 12 Disamba 2024 | 29 Nuwamba – 12 Disamba 2024 | 16 Disamba 2024 – 17 Janairu 2025 | 16 Disamba 2024 – 17 Janairu 2025 | 16 Disamba 2024 – 17 Janairu 2025 | 16 Disamba 2024 – 17 Janairu 2025 | 16 Disamba 2024 – 17 Janairu 2025 | 16 Disamba 2024 – 17 Janairu 2025 |
| Midpoint learning conversation | 1 Yuli – 31 Yuli 2025 | 1 Yuli – 31 Yuli 2025 | 1 Yuli – 31 Yuli 2025 | 1 Yuli – 31 Yuli 2025 | 1 Yuli – 31 Yuli 2025 | 1 Yuli – 31 Yuli 2025 | 1 Yuli – 31 Yuli 2025 | 1 Yuli – 31 Yuli 2025 |
| Final report due | 30 Janairu 2026 | 30 Janairu 2026 | 30 Janairu 2026 | 30 Janairu 2026 | 30 Janairu 2026 | 30 Janairu 2026 | 30 Janairu 2026 | 30 Janairu 2026 |
| Yearly report due for multi-year funds | 31 Maris 2026 | 31 Maris 2026 | 31 Maris 2026 | 31 Maris 2026 | 31 Maris 2026 | 31 Maris 2026 | 31 Maris 2026 | 31 Maris 2026 |
Round 2 (2024-25)
10 Faburairu – 1 Maris 2025
Applicant support and eligibility check
10 Faburairu 2025
Renewal deadline
1 Maris 2025
Submission deadline
3 Maris – 11 Afirilu 2025
Review and translation
11 Afirilu – 1 Mayu 2025
Review feedback and applicant engagement
16 Mayu 2025
Decision announced
20 Mayu – 25 Yuni 2025
Agreement and first payment
15 Janairu 2026
Midpoint conversation
31 Yuli 2026 / 15 Agusta 2026
Final or first year report due
14 Faburairu – 13 Maris 2025
Applicant support and eligibility check
14 Maris 2025
Renewal deadline
13 Maris 2025
Submission deadline
13 Maris – 21 Afirilu 2025
Review and translation
21 Afirilu – 5 Mayu 2025
Review feedback and applicant engagement
23 Mayu 2025
Decision announced
6 Yuni – 30 Yuni 2025
Agreement and first payment
15 Janairu 2026
Midpoint conversation
31 Yuli 2026 / 15 Agusta 2026
Final or first year report due
10 Faburairu – 1 Maris 2025
Applicant support and eligibility check
10 Faburairu 2025
Renewal deadline
1 Maris 2025
Submission deadline
3 Maris – 4 Afirilu 2025
Review and translation
4 Afirilu – 2 Mayu 2025
Review feedback and applicant engagement
16 Mayu 2025
Decision announced
30 Mayu – 14 Yuni 2025
Agreement and first payment
15 Janairu 2026
Midpoint conversation
31 Yuli 2026 / 15 Agusta 2026
Final or first year report due
17 Faburairu – 7 Maris 2025
Applicant support and eligibility check
17 Faburairu 2025
Renewal deadline
7 Maris 2025
Submission deadline
10 Maris – 4 Afirilu 2025
Review and translation
4 Afirilu – 2 Mayu 2025
Review feedback and applicant engagement
16 Mayu 2025
Decision announced
30 Mayu – 14 Yuni 2025
Agreement and first payment
15 Janairu 2026
Midpoint conversation
31 Yuli 2026 / 15 Agusta 2026
Final or first year report due
21 Faburairu – 14 Maris 2025
Applicant support and eligibility check
21 Faburairu 2025
Renewal deadline
14 Maris 2025
Submission deadline
14 Maris – 4 Afirilu 2025
Review and translation
4 Afirilu – 20 Afirilu 2025
Review feedback and applicant engagement
30 Afirilu 2025
Decision announced
15 Mayu – 13 Yuni 2025
Agreement and first payment
30 Janairu 2026
Midpoint conversation
31 Yuli 2026 / 14 Agusta 2026
Final or first year report due
| SSA | MENA | SA | ESEAP | LATAM | CEECA | NA | NWE | |
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| Renewals Deadline | 10 Faburairu 2025 | 10 Faburairu 2025 | 14 Maris 2025 | 14 Maris 2025 | 10 Faburairu 2025 | 17 Faburairu 2025 | 17 Faburairu 2025 | 21 Faburairu 2025 |
| Applicant proposal support starts | 10 Faburairu 2025 | 10 Faburairu 2025 | 14 Faburairu 2025 | 14 Faburairu 2025 | 10 Faburairu 2025 | 17 Faburairu 2025 | 17 Faburairu 2025 | 21 Faburairu 2025 |
| Eligibility check | 10 Faburairu – 1 Maris 2025 | 10 Faburairu – 1 Maris 2025 | 14 Faburairu – 13 Maris 2025 | 14 Faburairu – 13 Maris 2025 | 10 Faburairu – 1 Maris 2025 | 17 Faburairu – 7 Maris 2025 | 17 Faburairu – 7 Maris 2025 | 21 Faburairu – 14 Maris 2025 |
| Submission deadline | 1 Maris 2025 | 1 Maris 2025 | 13 Maris 2025 | 13 Maris 2025 | 1 Maris 2025 | 7 Maris 2025 | 7 Maris 2025 | 14 Maris 2025 |
| Application translation support | 3 Maris – 10 Maris 2025 | 3 Maris – 10 Maris 2025 | 13 Maris – 27 Maris 2025 | 13 Maris – 27 Maris 2025 | 3 Maris – 10 Maris 2025 | 10 Maris – 17 Maris 2025 | 10 Maris – 17 Maris 2025 | 14 Maris – 21 Maris 2025 |
| Review starts | 14 Maris 2025 | 14 Maris 2025 | 28 Maris 2025 | 28 Maris 2025 | 14 Maris 2025 | 17 Maris 2025 | 17 Maris 2025 | 21 Maris 2025 |
| Feedback received | 11 Afirilu 2025 | 11 Afirilu 2025 | 21 Afirilu 2025 | 21 Afirilu 2025 | 4 Afirilu 2025 | 4 Afirilu 2025 | 4 Afirilu 2025 | 4 Afirilu 2025 |
| Engaging with feedback | 11 Afirilu – 1 Mayu 2025 | 11 Afirilu – 1 Mayu 2025 | 21 Afirilu – 5 Mayu 2025 | 21 Afirilu – 5 Mayu 2025 | 4 Afirilu – 2 Mayu 2025 | 11 Afirilu – 2 Mayu 2025 | 11 Afirilu – 2 Mayu 2025 | 4 Afirilu – 20 Afirilu 2025 |
| Decision announced | 16 Mayu 2025 | 16 Mayu 2025 | 23 Mayu 2025 | 23 Mayu 2025 | 16 Mayu 2025 | 16 Mayu 2025 | 16 Mayu 2025 | 30 Afirilu 2025 |
| Agreement signed | 20 Mayu 2025 | 20 Mayu 2025 | 6 Yuni 2025 | 6 Yuni 2025 | 30 Mayu 2025 | 30 Mayu 2025 | 30 Mayu 2025 | 15 Mayu 2025 |
| First payment sent | 25 Mayu – 25 Yuni 2025 | 24 Mayu – 7 Yuni 2025 | 6 Yuni – 30 Yuni 2025 | 6 Yuni – 30 Yuni 2025 | 30 Mayu – 14 Yuni 2025 | 30 Mayu – 14 Yuni 2025 | 30 Mayu – 14 Yuni 2025 | 16 Mayu – 13 Yuni 2025 |
| Midpoint learning conversation | 15 Janairu 2026 | 15 Janairu 2026 | 15 Janairu 2026 | 15 Janairu 2026 | 15 Janairu 2026 | 15 Janairu 2026 | 15 Janairu 2026 | 30 Janairu 2026 |
| Final report due | 31 Yuli 2026 | 31 Yuli 2026 | 31 Yuli 2026 | 31 Yuli 2026 | 31 Yuli 2026 | 31 Yuli 2026 | 31 Yuli 2026 | 31 Yuli 2026 |
| Yearly report due for multi-year funds | 15 Agusta 2026 | 15 Agusta 2026 | 15 Agusta 2026 | 15 Agusta 2026 | 15 Agusta 2026 | 15 Agusta 2026 | 15 Agusta 2026 | 14 Agusta 2026 |
Principles and values
Ka'idodin waɗanda ke da tushe kuma suna ƙarƙashin tsarin ba da tallafi sun dogara ne kai tsaye akan Ka'idoji da dabarun tafiya
- Ƙarfafawa da Gudanar da Kai
- adalci da karfafawa
- Haɗuwa da Haɗa kai
Ƙarfafa Mutane - sauraro da tunani
- Ingantattun Bayanai da Ayyukan Iterative - haɓaka samarwa da koyo
Reporting requirements
There are two types of required reports if your General Support Fund request is approved: Final report (written) and Conversation report (online meeting).
Final learning report
This is a written report to submit within 30 days after the grant end date.
- Go to Wikimedia Foundation Grantee Portal (Fluxx) and log in.
- Find the Reports section on the left sidebar. Select the Upcoming link and you will see all upcoming reports.
- Select the report and click Edit. Answer the questions in the form. You can write it in any preferred language.
- When the report is complete, click Submit to send it for review. The report will be published on Meta-Wiki within two working days.
You can prepare the report offline. Make a copy of the report form, answer the questions and copy the text to Fluxx.
Conversation reports
There are two conversation reports. You will meet the Program Officer online two times in the middle of the grant implementation and after completing the grant. They will ask questions and complete the forms.
You can review the questions before the online meeting. You do not need to fill out these forms.
Multi-year funding reports
If you have a multi-year funding, the required reports are slightly different.
- Yearly learning report: The same form as final learning report but submitted yearly.
- Yearly conversation between PO-grantee partners: The same meeting as final conversation meeting but organised yearly.
Financial compliance and audit
While budgeting and financial reporting practices may differ for each grantee, to improve overall financial and operational governance of organizations, in compliance with the Wikimedia Movement’s new affiliate health criteria, and to provide Regional Fund Committees a good shared understanding of how funds are being spent and what financial practices are being maintained, and how affiliate leadership is involved in the financial management, more detailed financial and Board Membership information might be asked from grantees.
Grant recipients, with a budget over a certain amount defined by the Regional Fund Committees for their specific region, will be required to provide more detailed financial reports or external audits. Grant recipients, who already provide annual public externally audited financial reports as part of their compliance with local legislation for registered non-profit organizations, can submit that financial report instead of an additional audit.Resources
Tuntuɓe mu
Idan kana da tambaya game da Tallafi na bai ɗaya, daure ka tuntuɓi Jami'in Shirye-shirye na yanki a imail:
| Region | Regional Program Officer | Email address |
|---|---|---|
| Middle East & North Africa | Farida El-Gueretly | mena_fund wikimedia.org
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| Yankin Saharar Afirka | Veronica Thamaini | ssa_fund wikimedia.org
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| South Asia | Jacqueline Chen | sa_fund wikimedia.org
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| East, Southeast Asia, & Pacific | Jacqueline Chen | eseap_fund wikimedia.org
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| Latin America & Caribbean | Mercedes Caso | lac_fund wikimedia.org
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| Amirka ta Arewa | Chris Schilling | na_fund wikimedia.org
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| Northern & Western Europe | Agnes Bruszik | nwe_fund wikimedia.org
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| Central & Eastern Europe & Central Asia | Chris Schilling | ceeca_fund wikimedia.org
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