Submit a Project

Do you lead or know a project that supports people, protects nature, or helps restore our planet?

UniGive is always looking for sincere, concrete, and aligned initiatives to highlight and support.

All submissions are reviewed with care and transparency.

Before submitting a project, share as much details as possible, and check below for the checklist.

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UniGive does not aim to support every project — only those that genuinely care for people, communities, and the living world.

UniGive – Project Submission Evaluation Checklist

Purpose: to ensure that projects highlighted by Unigive are ethical, impactful, transparent, and respectful of people, local economies, and the living world.

1️⃣ Basic Information (Eligibility)

• ⬜ Project name

• ⬜ Location (country / region)

• ⬜ Clear contact person or organization

• ⬜ Project is active or ready to launch (not just an idea)

• ⬜ Project aligns with Unigive’s mission (people, planet, living world)

2️⃣ Purpose & Impact

• ⬜ The project has a clear purpose

• ⬜ The problem it addresses is clearly explained

• ⬜ The impact is concrete and understandable

• ⬜ The project creates positive change for people and/or ecosystems

• ⬜ The impact goes beyond short-term relief

Please detail : Who benefits, and how?

3️⃣ Community & Local Impact

• ⬜ Local communities are involved or consulted

• ⬜ The project respects local culture and traditions

• ⬜ The project does not undermine local economies

• ⬜ The project empowers rather than creates dependency

• ⬜ Local people benefit directly from the project

4️⃣ Ethics & Integrity

• ⬜ Project operates with honesty and integrity

• ⬜ No signs of corruption or exploitation

• ⬜ No forced displacement or harm to communities

• ⬜ No environmental destruction disguised as “green” action

• ⬜ Animals, people, and nature are treated with respect

Please detail : Would we proudly stand behind this project publicly?

5️⃣ Environmental Responsibility (if applicable)

• ⬜ Uses environmentally responsible practices

• ⬜ Protects or restores ecosystems

• ⬜ Uses native species (for restoration projects)

• ⬜ Minimizes waste and pollution

• ⬜ Long-term environmental vision exists

6️⃣ Transparency & Accountability

• ⬜ Clear explanation of how funds are used

• ⬜ Budget or funding needs are realistic

• ⬜ Willingness to share updates and results

• ⬜ Open to questions and communication

• ⬜ No vague or misleading claims

7️⃣ Type of Support Requested

• ⬜ Financial support

• ⬜ Volunteer support

• ⬜ Visibility and awareness

• ⬜ Skills or expertise

Please detail : Does Unigive and it's community realistically have the capacity to help?

8️⃣ Risk & Red Flags Check

• ⬜ No exploitative “voluntourism” practices

• ⬜ No dependency-based charity model

• ⬜ No political or hate-driven agenda

• ⬜ No lack of accountability

• ⬜ No pressure for urgency without transparency.

🚫 PROJECTS UNIGIVE AVOIDS (important)

• “Voluntourism” harming local economies

• NGOs with opaque finances

• Projects displacing local people

• One-off charity without long-term vision

• Greenwashing initiatives

🧭 UNIGIVE SELECTION FILTER

1. Does this project respect people & ecosystems?

2. Is it community-led or community-respecting?

3. Is the impact real and measurable?

4. Does it empower rather than exploit?

5. Would we proudly stand behind it?

6. 🔍 “Transparent Impact” Projects that clearly show:

   • where money goes

   • how people can help

   • real outcomes

If yes to most, it’s a good fit.

🌍 CORE CATEGORIES FOR UNIGIVE

1️⃣ Humanitarian & Social Impact

Projects that support basic human dignity.

Examples

• Community kitchens & food distribution

• Access to clean drinking water

• Education programs for children or women

• Refugee support & integration initiatives

• Community health clinics

• Support for people experiencing homelessness

👉 We will focus on : dignity, autonomy, long-term impact
👉 We will avoid: projects creating dependency without empowerment

2️⃣ Nature Protection & Conservation

Projects that protect what already exists.

Examples

• Forest protection & anti-deforestation initiatives

• Wildlife conservation & rescue centers

• Marine protection projects (coral reefs, mangroves)

• Indigenous land protection efforts

• Community-led conservation programs

• Anti-poaching initiatives

👉 We will focus on : local stewardship, ecosystem protection
👉 We will avoid: extractive “greenwashing” projects

3️⃣ Nature Restoration & Regeneration

Projects that heal damaged ecosystems.

Examples

• Reforestation & tree nurseries (native species)

• Soil regeneration & permaculture projects

• Wetland & river restoration

• Urban greening & community gardens

• Coral reef restoration

• Land regeneration using agroecology

👉 We will focus on: regeneration, local knowledge, long-term care

4️⃣ Climate Action (Local & Human-Scale)

Projects addressing climate change on the ground.

Examples

• Renewable energy for villages (solar, wind)

• Clean cookstove initiatives

• Water conservation systems

• Climate adaptation for vulnerable communities

• Disaster resilience projects

👉 We will focus on : practical solutions, local resilience

5️⃣ Indigenous & Ancestral Knowledge

Projects that protect cultures and wisdom.

Examples

• Indigenous-led land stewardship

• Language & cultural preservation

• Traditional ecological knowledge sharing

• Community education rooted in ancestral practices

👉 Focus: self-led initiatives, cultural respect

6️⃣ Animal Welfare (Ethical & Responsible)

Projects supporting animals without exploitation.

Examples

• Wildlife rescue & rehabilitation

• Farm animal sanctuaries

• Street animal care programs

• Ethical veterinary outreach

👉 Avoid: exploitative tourism (selfies, performances)

7️⃣ Education & Awareness for the Living World

Projects that change mindsets.

Examples

• Environmental education programs

• Community workshops & training

• Youth leadership initiatives

• Awareness campaigns rooted in action.