Funded activities

• Education and training
• Health
• Poverty alleviation
• Disability support

Non-funded activities

• Sports
• Culture
• Religious, political, and union activities
• Construction
• Individual requests

Application procedure:

Send an email with a detailed project proposal, including the budget.

Funded activities

• Education
• Environment

Service areas

From Chebel to Yemen, including the boundaries of Beau-Bassin, Rose-Hill, and Henrietta.

Funded activities

• Projects promoting the empowerment of individuals in difficult situations
• Projects involving multiple associations
• Long-term projects

Non-funded activities

• Travel
• Construction and purchase of equipment
• Projects benefitting only one family

Funded activities

• Education and training
• Poverty alleviation
• Health
• Environment
• Sports
• Heritage and culture

Priority is given to projects in the northern region.

Non-funded activities

• Contributions to political parties
• Contributions to exclusively religious projects or those targeting a specific community
• Contributions to unions
• Sponsorship of projects for advertising purposes
• Sponsorship of projects concerning employee welfare
• Any activity against national security and interest

Application procedure

By email or post

Funded activities

• Responsible Food / Sustainable Food: Projects aimed at promoting healthy, sustainable, and ethical eating
• Environment: Initiatives focused on preservation, restoration, and raising awareness about the environment
• Entrepreneurship: Support for social enterprises and entrepreneurial projects with a positive impact
• Social Inclusion: Projects aimed at fostering the integration and inclusion of vulnerable people

Non-funded activities

• Political activities
• Union activities
• Religious activities

Funded activites

• Living with dignity

(a) Poverty Alleviation 

(b) Health and Sanitation 

(c) Employability and Entrepreneurship 

(d) Strengthening Resilience

• Nurturing future generation

(a) Education

(b) Sports, Arts et Culture

(c) Environment

• Promoting Integrated Neighbourhood

(a) Community Integration and Relationship Building 

(b) Social Justice and Peace

Non-funded activities

• Political activities
• Union activities
• Religious activities

Funded activites

• Childhood
• Poverty alleviation
• Access to education
• Environmental education

Non-funded activities

Religious activities

Funded activities

• Reducing poverty by promoting access to quality education (Children from SRM families, youth from vulnerable backgrounds/regions, people with disabilities)
• Promoting gender equality through capacity building for women
• Making healthcare services accessible to vulnerable groups
• Reducing inequalities (e.g., capacity-building projects and training for people with disabilities)
• Access to clean water and sanitation services
• Food security
• Biodiversity conservation projects (terrestrial and marine)
• Enhancing the resilience of local communities to climate change

Funded activities

• Non-Governmental Organisations in the education sector

Non-funded Activities

• Socio-cultural and political activities

Application Procedure

• By email

Funded activities

• Education
• Environment
• Social engagement

Non-funded activities

• Sectarian, religious, or political activities
• Individual requests

Application procedure

Submit an application by email to: rajeshri.moher@cim.mu

Funded activities

• Education and Training
• Socio-economic projects
• Poverty alleviation
• Environment
• Health
• Sports

Non-funded activities

• Religious activities
• Political activities
• Sectarian activities
• Projects in Rodrigues

Application procedure

Submit a project proposal by email or post with the following information:

• Details about the NGO (establishment, registration number, financial statement of the NGO - 2 years)
• The project information, clearly detailing the objectives, beneficiaries, and duration of the project.
• The proposal is evaluated by an internal committee based on CSR guidelines and the available budget.

Accreditation CSR Number : N/1283

Funded activities

• Socio-economic development
• Health
• Recreation and sports
• Environment
• Education and training
• Disaster management

Funding for NGOs in Rodrigues is available.

Application Procedure

Submit a project proposal

Funded activities

• Education
• Community development
• Health
• Environment

Non-funded activities

Any project excluding the four core areas mentioned previously

Application procedure

The NGO should submit its project proposal in writing, ideally by the end of the calendar year, prior to the budget planning for the upcoming year. The FJL team will review the project, and if it meets the criteria, it will be presented to the Foundation's Board of Directors, who will then decide on funding approval.

Funded activities

• Environment
• Education
• Health and Sports
• Community Empowerment

Funded activities

• Education
• Environment
• Health
• Poverty alleviation

Non-funded activities

• Seminars
• Travel
• Conferences
• Competitions
• Construction
• Individual requests
• Award ceremonies
• Religious events
• Annual fundraising

Please view our website for more information.

Application procedure

Visit our website (www.hsbc.com/our-approach/sustainability/communities) to verify that your project aligns with our focus areas. If it does, you can request the application form.

Funded activities

• Funding of environmental projects

Non-funded Activities

• Sectarian, religious, or political activities
• Individual requests

Application procedure

Submit the application form available on the Rogers website to the CSR Manager.

Funded activities

• Education
• Support for orphans
• Environmental conservation
• Youth initiatives
• Support for individuals with alcohol dependency
• Willing to fund projects in Rodrigues

Non-funded activities

• Recreational outings

Application procedure

Submit an application package detailing the project, including information such as the budget, objectives, and the previous year's report. Organisations must be registered with the National Empowerment Foundation (NEF).

Funded activities

• Poverty alleviation
• Promotion of education
• Women's empowerment

Environmental protection

Funded activities

• Community development
• Education
• Sports

Non-funded activities

• Political activities
• Religious activities
• Individual requests

Application procedure

Call for projects

Funded activities

• Education
• Socio-economic development

Application procedure

Submission of a project

Funded activities

• Education
• Poverty alleviation
• Health
• Environment
• Sports
• Community development

Non-funded activities

Any project excluding the six focus areas mentioned above

Application procedure

The NGO should submit its project proposal in writing, ideally by the end of the calendar year, prior to the budget planning for the upcoming year. The CF team will review the project, and if it meets the criteria, it will be presented to the Foundation's Board of Directors, who will then decide on funding approval. The project details can be sent by email or by post.

Funded activities

To enhance support for social development projects and foster collaboration with social actors, the MCB Group established the MCB Forward Foundation in September 2010. Since then, it has become a focal point for activities and projects aligned with its CSR policy. With a network of 40 MCB branches, the MCB Forward Foundation strives to be closer to and more engaged with Mauritians, to better address their social needs.

Non-funded activities

• Political parties and para-statal bodies
• Religious requests
• Service clubs and "third party organisations" such as Rotary, Round Table, and Lions Clubs
• Individual requests
• Exchange programs and school trips
• Research, unless related to an already funded project
• Sports tours, unless linked to the sponsorship of a championship
• Fees for consultants/professionals (except in the context of a project funded by the MCB Forward Foundation)

Application procedure

The project submission is completed in two steps:

1. First, applicants must submit a "concept note" downloadable from the website www.mcbforwardfoundation.com.
2. This process will lead to an initial evaluation and a site visit, enabling us to promptly assess the social needs of our regions while engaging with the people on the ground. Only applicants whose "concept notes" are selected will be required to submit a complete application with a detailed project proposal. Beyond investment, the MCB Forward Foundation is committed to projects driven by innovation and excellence, prioritizing concrete and targeted actions.

Funded activities

• Seeking NGOs interested in nutrition education
• Funding opportunities for projects in Rodrigues
• Current funds are dedicated to the project "Nou Nutrition, Nou la Santé"

Application procedure

All funding requests must be addressed in writing to Mr. Allan Brelu Brelu (Country Manager).

Funded activities

• Education
• Poverty eradication
• Social justice
• Crisis support: cyclones, fires, etc.

Non-funded activities

• Activities not mentioned in the above categories.

Application procedure

1. Registration of the beneficiary organisation with the I61 Foundation
2. Submission of a project proposal by the beneficiary organisation to the I61 Foundation
3. Review of the project by the I61 Foundation Board
4. Response communicated to the beneficiary organisation

The main mandate of the Foundation is to undertake programmes and projects for the benefit of individuals and families registered under the Social Register of Mauritius (SRM) and of vulnerable groups in the following priority areas.

Our Charter: https://www.nsif.mu/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Charter-of-the-National-Social-Inclusion-Foundation-.pdf

More information on NSIF: https://www.nsif.mu/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/Publi-reportage-transformation.pdf