Volunteer Grant Researcher

Green Empowerment for Development (GEFD) is a Yemeni non-profit organization dedicated to environmental restoration, green reconstruction, and inclusive empowerment. With a strategic focus on climate resilience and supporting people with disabilities (Project EBSAR), we bridge the gap between humanitarian relief and sustainable development.

The Role

We are seeking a detail-oriented and resourceful Volunteer Grant Researcher to help identify funding opportunities that align with our mission. You will play a key role in expanding our financial resources by discovering grants from international foundations, government agencies, and corporate giving programs.

Key Responsibilities

• Identify Opportunities: Research and identify potential grant opportunities from local and international donors (UN agencies, global environmental funds, and private foundations).
• Grant Mapping: Maintain an organized database/calendar of upcoming grant deadlines, eligibility requirements, and focus areas.
• Strategic Alignment: Evaluate grant opportunities to ensure they align with GEFD’s core pillars (Reforestation, Inclusive Integration, and Renewable Energy).
• Reporting: Provide a summary of potential leads, including key submission requirements and donor priorities.

Qualifications

• Strong research skills and the ability to navigate digital grant databases.
• Excellent command of written English.
• Understanding of the non-profit sector and international development.
• Highly organized and able to work independently.
• Passion for environmental sustainability and humanitarian causes in Yemen.

Commitment Details

• Weekly Hours: 5–8 hours per week.
• Duration: Minimum 3 months.
• Location: 100% Remote.

Instructions for Interested Volunteers

Please submit your interest directly through Idealist. We kindly ask you to attach your CV/Resume in PDF format and mention your available hours per week in your application message.