La Guilde supports and finances international solidarity projects and micro-projects

Discover the Guild's 2025 annual report!

The 2025 activity report is online — 874 actions, 112 countries, projects to discover.

Contribute to phase 2 of the CORÉOM program

Associations from Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Martinique, Mayotte and Reunion Island, your opinion matters!

As part of the evaluation of the first phase of the Overseas Regional Cooperation (CORÉOM) program, a questionnaire is available to better understand your expectations, needs, and obstacles regarding regional cooperation. Whether you are already involved in projects with neighboring territories or simply interested in these initiatives, your responses will help inform future support mechanisms for overseas associations.

The winners of the Spring 2026 call for projects

No general call for projects this autumn — the next one in 2027

Please note: our call for projects calendar is changing. No "Autumn 2026" call for projects will be launched.
The next general call for proposals (all countries eligible for development aid except for exceptions, all themes) will be proposed in 2027.

Since its creation in 1967, La Guilde has supported international solidarity initiatives led by civil society organizations around the world. To this end, it works with partners who wish to contribute to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals and supports them through support, training, financing, monitoring, and promotion of the actions carried out.

Our
Missions

1. To accompany

associations in the design of their projects and partners in the selection of projects.

2. Finance

international solidarity associations through the organization of regular calls for projects.

3. Develop

and identify local partnerships to support citizen initiatives of International Solidarity.

4. Capitalize

on the impacts of projects for the improvement of good practices and the sharing of resources.

The microproject

A microproject can be defined as an action initiated locally, in response to the needs expressed by the beneficiaries, actors in their own development. It is characterized by: local cooperation, low overall cost, small-scale and rapid impact, and a potentially innovative and replicable nature.

Donors

who used the Solidarity Portal platform

Projects

already funded and supported

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Local beneficiaries

supported through funded and supported projects

Countries of intervention

across the world

Digital at the heart of Microprojects

1. A dedicated space

Through your personal space, you can find all your grant applications, both past and current. This space also allows you to track the lifecycle of your funded project, from application submission to activity reports.

2. Project submission

Funding applications are submitted entirely online using a form specifically designed for international solidarity projects. Organizations can apply to one or more funders through a single project submission.

3. Instruction

The Guild and its partners will review all grant applications and provide detailed feedback on each application, whether successful or not, to provide support. A discussion is also proposed to explain the opinions expressed on these projects.

4. Project monitoring

Following the financing, La Guilde and its partners offer individual support for the implementation and evaluation of your project through discussion times adapted to needs, thematic training, workshops, and support in the preparation of narrative and financial reports.