Record participation
We are pleased to announce the 37 winning international solidarity citizen initiatives as part of the Spring 2025 session of the “Territorialized Microproject Platform” (PTMP) program!
With a record participation, there are more than 230 grant applications which have been read and analyzed by our teams and our technical partners.
In a context where public development aid is fragile, the strong mobilization observed testifies to the persistence of the commitment and determination of the project leaders. Congratulations to them for this!
Through this session, La Guilde is pleased to contribute to supporting these initiatives to the tune of 410,297 euros, with grants ranging from €4,000 to €20,000.
Geographic areas
Geographically, Senegal, Mauritania and Laos are among the most represented countries. Although three-quarters of the projects take place in Africa, we include regions that have never been or have little funding among the winners, such as Sao Tome and Principe, Zambia and Honduras. The Palestinian Territories are also more represented than usual, with two projects supported, demonstrating the impact of the Microproject tool in crisis contexts.
Although many projects aim to address several issues at once, some areas of intervention are more represented than others. This is the case for basic education, access to drinking water, agriculture, and nutrition. But stakeholders also act for the preservation of biodiversity, child protection, gender equality, inclusion of people with disabilities, themes that are increasingly present and in line with the evolution of the global context. All these actions contribute to addressing global issues and improving the living conditions of everyone around the world.
The Guild funds a wide variety of projects, covering increasingly diverse geographical areas and themes. From the analysis of applications to the final evaluation, including support and training, each step is carried out with rigor. This system would not be possible without the invaluable support of our partners: the external instructors who invest their time entirely voluntarily, the French Development Agency, which has faithfully supported us for several years, the Regional Multi-Actor Networks, which support associations, and private foundations, notably the Agir sa vie foundation, which has been committed to supporting us for 24 years.