A fundraising guide, written by Jane Bradshaw, a VSO volunteer, directs the NGOs to raise funds for their developmental projects. . . . → Read More: Fundraising Guide for Indian NGOs
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A fundraising guide, written by Jane Bradshaw, a VSO volunteer, directs the NGOs to raise funds for their developmental projects. . . . → Read More: Fundraising Guide for Indian NGOs The toolkit is developed to help people and organizations that promote and support NGOs or CBOs. . . . → Read More: Toolkit for Mobilizing Resources for HIV/AIDS Workers The Ministry of Human Rights, Government of Pakistan is calling interested NGOs/CBOs to apply as the “Implementing Partners” for the “Capacity Building of Regional Directorates of Human Rights for Effective Implementation of Legal Framework on Violence Against Women” The NGOs who apply have to meet the following Criteria: (i) The NGO . . . → Read More: Pakistan Ministry of Human Rights Call for Proposals (3) Introduction of New Agricultural Techniques (Sample Proposal) “Improved micro-irrigation systems, agriculture and agro-forestry techniques and cash-cropping techniques will be introduced. The community will receive financial and technical support for implementing these techniques. Technical support will be provided in participatory infrastructure management and improved production practices. Study tours will be organized for farmers . . . → Read More: Part 5: Project Methodology or Project Approach for “Community-managed Sustainable Livelihoods in River Basin” Project (Sample Proposal) -3 Newly launched, this small grants program is now accepting applications. The deadline for FY2009 grants is MAY 30, 2010, and the deadline for the FY2010 grants is August 1, 2010. The American Ambassador to Nigeria’s PEPFAR Small Grants Program provides small grants to community based organizations that improve the lives of . . . → Read More: Ambassador’s PEPFAR Small Grant Program in Nigeria After sending the application form by email, a confirmation email for receiving the application will be sent to the applicant within two days. Within the next five days, an application tracking number will be given which can be used by the applicant in his/her correspondence with DIF. For example, if you have submitted . . . → Read More: DFID Development Innovation Fund’s Grant Application Form simplified -4 Latest info: DFID is no longer accepting applications under the Development Innovation Fund. Small and medium-sized NGOs and CBOs can access funding opportunities from UK Department for Intenational Development’s (DFID) new grant launched this year called the “Development Innovation Fund” (DIF). The Fund has been set up to support only small . . . → Read More: DFID Development Innovation Fund’s Grant Application Form simplified Before we move ahead straight to the grant application form, let us quickly understand the main conditions of the grant. Below is a summary: Any not-for-profit organization located in a developing country can apply for this Fund. The organization’s income during the last 3 years should not have exceeded more than £500,000 (from . . . → Read More: DFID Development Innovation Fund’s Grant Application Form simplified -2 We move ahead to the application form now for applying to the DFID’s Development Innovation Fund (DIF). There are two forms under the Fund which can be downloaded from the following links: Application Form Budget Form Before we start writing down the proposal in the given application form, there are again . . . → Read More: DFID Development Innovation Fund’s Grant Application Form simplified -3 1.1 main objective of the project should specify the goal or the overall objective of the project (in not more than 25 words). The goal is usually broad and long-term, but if you project is specific and focused on achieving only one objective, it can be written down here. More information about the . . . → Read More: DFID Development Innovation Fund’s Grant Application Form simplified -5 1.5 The total cost of the project: You can fill this later once you have listed the activities. But make sure that you give your total cost in British Pounds (GBP) only. Use online currency converters such as http://www.google.com/finance/converter or http://www.x-rates.com/calculator.html to convert your local currency into pounds. Remember that the maximum amount . . . → Read More: DFID Development Innovation Fund’s Grant Application Form simplified -6 2.9 If your organization has been funded by DFID directly or indirectly, it can be mentioned here briefly. Any previous experience with DFID or any of its programmes will be an added advantage for the organization as references can work as strong recommendations to fund the organization. If there is no such previous . . . → Read More: DFID Development Innovation Fund’s Grant Application Form simplified -8 Main Page: UN-HABITAT’s Youth Fund Small NGOs for whom UN-HABITAT’s Youth Fund best suits may still find it challenging enough to write a competitive proposal to secure this funding for their projects. The application guidelines of the Fund itself provide sufficient information on how best the proposal can be presented. However, . . . → Read More: Applying for the UN-HABITAT Youth Fund for NGOs and CBOs – 1 Main Page: UN-HABITAT’s Youth Fund The A7. Youth-led development is a very important section of the application form as it will define the relevance of your organization for youth-focused work. UN-HABITAT’s Youth Fund prefers to fund organizations led by young people between 15-32 years. But this can also mean that if . . . → Read More: Applying for the UN-HABITAT Youth Fund for NGOs and CBOs – 2 Main Page: UN-HABITAT’s Youth Fund The Part C section of the application form seeks information about the project that is being proposed for funding support. The C1 – C3 sections of the project seek basic information such as the project title, project location and the project duration. The location of the . . . → Read More: Applying for the UN-HABITAT Youth Fund for NGOs and CBOs – 3 Main Page: UN-HABITAT’s Youth Fund The D1. Project summary under the Part D. Project Description will have a concise but clear description of your project. Within 250 words, you need to explain what the project is. Ideally, you can summarize your project goal, objectives, location, duration in months, beneficiaries, activities and . . . → Read More: Applying for the UN-HABITAT Youth Fund for NGOs and CBOs – 4 Main Page: UN-HABITAT’s Youth Fund D5. Outputs will list out the results achieved after implementing the activities. Please note that this section is different from D3. Outcomes and it could include the training manuals produced, reports documented, constructive activities undertaken by youths such as businesses set up by youths in a . . . → Read More: Applying for the UN-HABITAT Youth Fund for NGOs and CBOs – 5 Main Page: UN-HABITAT’s Youth Fund Logical Framework The application guidelines of UN-HABITAT’s Youth Fund have given an example to help applicants develop the logical framework. “The logical framework should provide an overview of the project’s goal, outcomes and key activities, the outputs of each activity, the timeframe . . . → Read More: Applying for the UN-HABITAT Youth Fund for NGOs and CBOs – 6 Main Page: UN-HABITAT’s Youth Fund Budget UN-HABITAT’s Youth Fund application guidelines have given an example that can be referred to while developing the project budget: “The project budget should provide a detailed description in USD of how you plan to spend the grant for the proposed project. . . . → Read More: Applying for the UN-HABITAT Youth Fund for NGOs and CBOs – 7 Main Page: UN-HABITAT’s Youth Fund Once the application form is complete and ready for submission, make sure that you have put in all the documents and completed all requirements as mentioned below: “Compulsory attachments Before submitting your application to the Urban Youth Fund, please make sure that the following documents are attached to . . . → Read More: Applying for the UN-HABITAT Youth Fund for NGOs and CBOs – 8 UN-HABITAT adopted a resolution in 2007 to establish the UN-HABITAT Youth Fund to mobilize young people for advocating for youth-related policy formulation; support governmental and non-governmental agencies to respond to youth concerns; support youth information networks; implement new ideas on employment, governance, adequate shelter and secure tenure; share best practices; promote vocation training . . . → Read More: UN-HABITAT’s Youth Fund for NGOs and CBOs Projects and organizations working locally in developing countries to eliminate poverty through conservation are still making significant contribution for the overall achievement of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs); they can now apply for the Equator Prize 2010. The award has been established “to recognize and celebrate outstanding community efforts to reduce poverty through . . . → Read More: Equator Prize for reducing Poverty through Conservation The Red Ribbon Award 2010 given once in two years provides recognition and honour to community-based organizations/NGOs that have demonstrated exceptional leadership quality in reducing the spread and impact of HIV and AIDS. Named after “red ribbon” sign symbolizing the global movement against AIDS, this award is jointly organized by the UNAIDS family . . . → Read More: Red Ribbon Award for Small NGOs/Community Organizations working to address AIDS Epidemic Marathwada Gramin Vikas Sanstha (MGVS) is a voluntary organisation working in the outskirts of Aurangabad Dist of Maharashtra State, India since 1995 for the down trodden and affected. MGVS works mainly in the area of health and education. In health, MGVS works particularly in reproductive & child health for needy rural poor and . . . → Read More: Marathwada Gramin Vikas Sanstha (MGVS) The United States Government’s Inter-American Foundation (IAF) is an independent agency that provides financial support to programs that foster self-help in a sustainable, innovative and participatory manner implemented by NGOs and CBOs in Latin America and the Caribbean. “The IAF primarily funds partnerships among grassroots and nonprofit organizations, businesses and local governments, directed . . . → Read More: Inter-American Foundation’s Grant Program for Grassroots NGOs in Latin America and the Caribbean |
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