About this opportunity
Applications are now open for the CAPSHA South-South Collaboration Innovation Pitch Challenge 2026 , an initiative designed to support innovative partnerships that strengthen agricultural capacity sharing and promote sustainable food systems across the Global South. The challenge seeks collaborative projects that address agricultural challenges through knowledge exchange, innovation, and South-South cooperation, with successful partnerships eligible for grants of up to US$15,000 .
Grant Benefits Selected partnerships will receive: Up to US$15,000 in grant funding Support to implement innovative agricultural capacity-sharing projects Opportunities to strengthen South-South collaboration Increased visibility within the agricultural innovation ecosystem Networking opportunities with agricultural institutions and development partners.
Eligibility
The challenge is open to: Agricultural organizations Research institutions Universities Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) Farmer organizations and cooperatives Agribusinesses Multi-stakeholder partnerships working on agricultural innovation and capacity sharing. Applicants should review the official guidelines for the full
Eligibility
Focus Areas
Proposed projects should promote innovation in areas such as: Agricultural capacity development Knowledge sharing and technology transfer Climate-smart agriculture Sustainable food systems Agricultural innovation Farmer training and extension South-South cooperation and partnerships. What Applicants Should Submit Applications are expected to outline: The agricultural challenge being addressed The proposed collaborative solution The partnership structure and roles Expected outcomes and impact Implementation plan and budget.
Why This Matters Agricultural challenges often require collaborative solutions that can be adapted across countries facing similar conditions. By supporting South-South partnerships, the CAPSHA Innovation Pitch Challenge aims to accelerate the exchange of practical knowledge and innovative approaches that improve agricultural productivity, resilience, and food security across developing regions.
Application timeline
Applicants should check the official application portal for the current
Application timeline
Application steps
Interested organisations and partnerships can learn more about the programme and submit their applications through the official CAPSHA website and application form: CAPSHA Programme Website CAPSHA Innovation Pitch Challenge Application Form
Who can apply
- eligible for grants of up to US$15,000
Sources and verification
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