Global grant

SOME BRANDS I’VE CONSULTED FOR

A grant is a way the government/individuals fund your
ideas and projects to provide public services and
stimulate the economy. Grants support critical recovery
initiatives, innovative research, and many other
programs listed in the Catalog of Federal Domestic
Assistance (CFDA).

The Grant Lifecycle
The grant process follows a linear lifecycle that includes creating
the funding opportunity, applying, making award decisions, and
successfully implementing the award.

1. Center for International Private
Enterprise
 CIPE is a non-profit, private sector organization that provides
financial support in the form of grants to non-government business
organizations such as chambers of commerce, employers'
federations, trade associations, and private enterprise-oriented
research groups throughout the world.

 AIM: CIPE's overall purpose is to encourage the growth of private
enterprise principles and organizations that contribute to
democratic development. Democracy requires the development of
institutions based on individual freedom, incentive, initiative,
opportunity, responsibility and voluntary association.
 First submit a brief concept paper (2-3 pages) explaining the
proposed project for CIPE staff to review.
 To apply- http://www.cipe.org/cipe/grant-apply

2. Google Global Good Fellowship for
Entrepreneurs 2018
 The Global Good Fund Fellowship is a 12-month program
supporting the leadership development of young social
entrepreneurs across the globe. The Global Good Fund
develops these innovators by pairing them with executives
who serve as Mentors, and by providing leadership
assessment resources, a network of peers, sector expertise,
and targeted financial capital.

Eligibility
 Enterprise that the candidate leads is at least one-year old;
 Enterprise must have at least one full-time employee in
addition to the candidate;
 Candidate is committed full‐time to running his/her
enterprise;
 Candidate is under 40 years of age (if 40 or older, explain
rationale for joining fellowship);
 Candidate should not be currently receiving formal
coaching/mentoring support;
 Candidate has to be in a position where s/he has decision

Benefit
 Each Fellow receives a leadership development grant of
up to $10,000.
 To apply-
https://www.f6s.com/2018globalgoodfundfellowship
/apply

3.Aid to Artisans, Inc.(US)
 Aid to Artisans creates opportunities for low-income artisans
around the world to build profitable businesses inspired by
handmade traditions.
 We offer access to new markets, business training, eco-
effective processes and design innovation through a network
of partners to promote sustainable growth and community
well-being.

Program Benefits:
 Gain insight and improved understanding of the diverse
structure of US retail market
 Identify the characteristics of your target market
 Learn directly from industry experts in product development,
design and marketing
 Have your product reviewed by designers and potential
buyers by exhibiting your products in the ATA Display Room
at NY NOW
 Work daily in small groups with industry mentors

Benefits…
 Enjoy daily access to industry-leading Home and Lifestyle trade show
 Develop actionable strategies for your organization/business
 Network with artisans and key stakeholders in the international craft
sector
 Transfer the acquired knowledge to members of your
organization/business
 Receive your personal MRP Training Manual containing all program
materials and presentations for future reference

EXPERIENCE THE MARKET
Throughout the program:
 Opportunity to tour one of the most important trade shows in
the US retail market, with an industry mentor to guide to
discover potential markets opportunities for your products.
 Participation in facilitated discussions,
 analyzing challenges,
 identifying solutions and
 sharing best practices with colleagues from around the world.
 To apply http://www.aidtoartisans.org/

4. CARNEGIE CORPORATION OF NEW YORK
Established in 1911 by Andrew Carnegie to promote the
advancement and diffusion of knowledge and understanding. In
keeping with this mandate, the Corporation's work focuses on the
issues that Andrew Carnegie considered of paramount importance:
international peace, the advancement of education and knowledge,
and the strength of our democracy.

Eligibilty
 Answer the eligibility questions for the program area that is best fit for your
project, then review the answer immediately next to the question.
 If you have answered any of the questions differently than the answer, it is
unlikely that your project aligns with the Corporation’s priorities and funding
strategies rather than apply, you are encouraged to review their list of other
philanthropic resources.
 To apply- https://www.carnegie.org/grants/grantseekers/how-
apply/

5. FRIDAY| The Young Feminist Fund
 This is the only youth-led fund focused exclusively on supporting
global young feminist activism to advanced social justice
movements and agendas.

Eligibility
 Groups funded or led by young women or trans youth (under 30
years)

Benefit
 Grants will be awarded up to $5,000 USD. Grant money
is flexible, can be used for general support and/or
projects to be used over a period of 12 months, and are
open to renewal.
 To apply- https://youngfeministfund.org/apply

6. FIRE Africa Grant
 The FIRE Africa Grants will provide two Grants of of $10,000 Google grant and
$12,500 grant each for two existing successful projects to scale up activities
and move to the next level of their cycle. This Grant is for scale up projects
that will be implemented within the next 12 months.
 Projects from African-based public or private sector organizations, university,
or research and development institutions and non-government organizations
will be considered. Individuals are not eligible.
To apply, http://www.fireafrica.org/users/users/login

7. Nieman Fellowships Program
These Fellowships at Harvard offer short-term research opportunities to
individuals interested in working on special projects designed to advance
journalism in some new way.

 Candidates need not be practicing journalists,
but must demonstrate the ways in which their
work at Harvard and the Nieman Foundation may
improve the prospects for journalism’s future. This
may be related to research, programming, design,
financial strategies or another topic. In addition to
working journalists, those who should consider
applying include: publishers, programmers,
designers, media analysts, academics and others
interested in enhancing quality, building new
business models or designing programs to improve
journalism.

 Successful applicants are invited to the Nieman Foundation
for a period ranging from a few weeks to three months,
depending on the scope of the project.
 Knight Visiting Nieman Fellows have access to the extensive
resources at Harvard and throughout Cambridge, including
local scholars, research centers and libraries.
 Successful applicants also have the opportunity to work with
Nieman Fellows and the various projects housed at the
Nieman Foundation, including Nieman Reports, Nieman
Journalism Lab, and Nieman Storyboard.
Benefits

Eligibility Criteria
 Both U.S. and international applicants are invited to apply.
To apply,
http://nieman.harvard.edu/fellowships/apply/

8. Camargo Core Program: Offering Time
and Space in a Contemplative
Environment
 Camargo Core Program that offers time and space in a
contemplative environment to think, create, and connect. By
encouraging groundbreaking research and experimentation,
it supports the visionary work of artists, scholars and
thinkers in the Arts and Humanities. By encouraging
multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary approaches, it
intends to foster connections between research and creation.

 Scholars: applicants should be connected to the Arts and
Humanities working on French and Francophone cultures,
including but not limited to cross-cultural studies that engage the
cultures and influences of the Mediterranean region.
 To be eligible for a fellowship in the “Scholars” category, applicants
are expected either to hold a PhD and a record of post-doctoral
scholarship, or to be PhD candidates completing the final stages of
research for, or writing of, their dissertation.
Eligibility

 Thinkers: this category includes accomplished professionals and practitioners
in cultural and creative fields (such as curators, journalists, critics, urban
planners, independent scholars, etc.) who are professionally engaged in critical
thought. Camarago Foundation are interested in work attuned to the
theoretical “arena”, the arts, and society.
 They should be working on French and Francophone cultures, including but
not limited to cross-cultural studies that engage the cultures and influences of
the Mediterranean region.
Eligibility

 Artists (all disciplines): applicants should be the primary
creators of a new work/project and have achieved a track
record of publications/performances/exhibitions, credits,
awards and/or grants. Camarago Foundation are interested
in artists who have a fully developed, mature artistic voice.
 Applicants may include those who have been commissioned
for multiple projects.

 A stipend of 250 USD per week is available, as is funding for basic
transportation to and from Cassis for the Fellow for the residency.
In the case of air travel, basic coach class booked far in advance is
covered.
Benefits
To apply-
http://camargofoundation.org/programs/camargo-core-
program/

9. Tree Fund’s John Z. Duling Grant
Program
 John Z. Duling Grants may be used to support exploratory work in
the early stages of untested, but potentially transformative,
research ideas and approaches.
 The John Z. Duling Grant Program was established and funded by
a bequest from the estate of John Z. Duling of Indiana, a strong
advocate of research who in 1972 proposed the establishment of
the ISA Research Trust.

Research Priorities
 Root and soil management: Many urban tree problems originate
below ground. Promoting root development, protecting roots from
injury, managing conflicts with infrastructure, improving existing
soil, and/or use of other media for root growth are issues that
arborists encounter regularly.
 Tree planting and establishment: Methods of ensuring survival
and vigorous growth of trees after planting are of concern to
arborists and the entire green industry.

 TREE Fund does not discriminate on the basis of race, color,
creed, gender, sexual orientation, disability or national or
ethnic origin.
 Current trustees of TREE Fund or any member of the family
of any such trustee are ineligible to receive grants from TREE
Fund.
 Selection Criteria:
 Potential impact of the topic
 Approach
 Feasibility
 Budget

Funding Information
 Projects are expected to be completed within one to three years with a
maximum grant award of $25,000.
To apply-
https://app.wizehive.com/appform/login/tfduling2017

10. Niwano Peace Foundation’s Grant
Program
 The Foundation makes grants in order to provide
active encouragement for activities undertaken in a religious spirit
and conducted in such a way as to invite broad social participation.
 The Niwano Peace Foundation was chartered in 1978 to contribute to
the realization of world peace and the enhancement of culture by
promoting research and other activities, based on religious spirit and
serving the cause of peace, in such fields as thought, culture, science,
and education.

 Social activities based on religious spirit: Activities for
individual and community welfare and peace, both physical and
spiritual, based on a religious spirit that emerges from for God,
Buddha, or other universal spiritual reality.
 Grass‐roots activities deployed in a local community: Activities
to vitalize communities through interdisciplinary workshops and
meetings with particular emphasis on collaboration by groups and
individuals from diverse organizations and religious groups.
Eligible Fields

Funding Information
 The amount which one applicant can apply will be up to 9,000 USD.
To apply-
http://www.npf.or.jp/english/grant/guidelines_
application_forms/

11. GCRF Networking Grants
 The Networking Grants will bring together novel
combinations of perspectives to facilitate the development of
high quality, interdisciplinary and innovative applications
addressing the global challenges faced by developing
countries for submission to other GCRF programmes.

To be eligible to apply, both applicants must:
 Have completed a PhD or have experience at an equivalent level
 Have proven research experience in their field
 Hold a permanent position at an eligible institution (in the UK or
a DAC-listed country), or a fixed-term contract for the duration
of the award
 Lead applicants must not be affiliated to a private or commercial
organisation. Applications will not be considered if there is more
than one UK co-applicant or an overseas applicant not from a DAC-

Benefits
 There will be funding available for 40 awards per year of up
to £25,000 for the networking activity.
 Start date must be within a certain time period (must be
between 1 January 2018 and 31 March 2018).
 Awards are available for up to one year. Should the budget
not be spent at the end of the award period, applicants may
be able to apply for a no-cost-extension.
To apply- https://acmedsci.flexigrant.com/

12. Singapore International Foundation
The Singapore International Foundation is seeking
applications for its Artists for a Better World
programme in order to grow the Arts for Good
ecosystem, which harnesses the power of arts and
culture to create positive social change.
To apply- www.sif.org.sg/our-work/ce/si/application

Benefits
 For successful applicants, SIF shall provide the Individual with
monetary compensation up to Singapore Dollars Three Hundred
(S$300) or fifty percent (50%) of travel-related expenses (only flight
or bus tickets, travel insurance, visa and two-way airport transfer),
whichever value is lower, which will be disbursed at the end of the
respective study trips, based on the receipts submitted to and
accepted by SIF.

Eligible applicants are as follows:
 Emerging arts and culture practitioners from any medium or genre,
creative professionals, art administrators and programmers from
non-governmental organisations and social welfare organisations
 Have prior experience working with a community through the arts
 Interested in arts-based projects aimed at creating social impact
within the disabled community
 Conversant and able to work in English
 Able to attend all segments of the programme
 Of any age and nationality

13. PEMSEA Youth Grant Competition
 The Youth Program engages and empowers youth leaders across
the region to take ownership of the health of coasts and oceans in
East Asia. Through Youth Program activities, young leaders can
build the skills and professional development to become effective
integrated coastal management (ICM) practitioners through action
projects, supported by the PEMSEA Network of Learning Centers
(PNLC).

Eligibility
 Applicants must be 18-30 years old and a citizen of Brunei
Darussalam, Cambodia, China, Democratic People’s Republic
of Korea, Indonesia, Japan, Lao People’s Democratic
Republic, Malaysia, Philippines, Republic of Korea,
Singapore, Thailand, Timor-Leste or Viet Nam.
 Projects must be linked to sustainable development of coastal
and ocean areas, preferably in collaboration with local
government and communities that are implementing
integrated coastal management (ICM) programs.
 The youth project must be affiliated with an institutional
partner (e.g. PNLC or PNLG members, other universities, local
governments, local NGO’s or similar institutions).

Funding
 Up to $2,000 will be awarded for a winning project proposal for the
sustainable development of coastal and ocean areas in the East Asian
Seas (EAS) region.
To apply- http://pemsea.org/news/pemsea-
youth-grant-competition

14. Tree Fund’s Jack Kimmel
International Grant Program
 Jack Kimmel International Grant Program” which
provides much needed funding to arboriculture
and urban forestry researchers all over the world.
 This grant is administered by TREE Fund, with
participation from the Canadian TREE Fund in the
evaluation process.

Priority Areas-
 Root and soil management: Many urban tree problems
originate below ground. Promoting root development,
protecting roots from injury, managing conflicts with
infrastructure, improving existing soil, and/or use of other
media for root growth are issues that arborists encounter
regularly.
 Tree planting and establishment: Methods of ensuring
survival and vigorous growth of trees after planting are of
concern to arborists and the entire green industry.

 Eligibility Criteria
 TREE Fund does not discriminate on the basis of race, color,
creed, gender, sexual orientation, disability or national or
ethnic origin.
 Current trustees of TREE Fund or any member of the family
of any such trustee are ineligible to receive grants from TREE
Fund.
 Selection Criteria:
 Potential Impact of the Topic
 Rigorous Approaches to the Process and Problem
 Feasibility of the Proposed Scope of Work
 Budget

 Grant award amounts are limited to a maximum of $10,000 and
will vary depending upon the adjudged value of the project relative
to the needs of the arboriculture community.
 Projects are expected to be completed within one to two years.
Funding Information
To apply- www.treefund.org/grants/research-
grants/kimmel

15. School Enterprise Challenge
 The School Enterprise Challenge, run by Teach A
Man To Fish, is a global business start-up Awards
Programme for schools around the world with up
to $50,000 in prizes available for the most
entrepreneurial schools, teachers and students.

Eligibility
Teachers/Non-teaching staff
To apply- http://www.schoolenterprisechallenge.org/

 Receive an Internationally recognized Award: Bronze, Silver or
Gold.
 Win prizes to one of regional conferences and up to $5,000
for your school.
 Inspirational teacher prize of $2,000.
 Enterprising student prizes of cameras and laptops
Awards and Benefits

16. American Psychological Foundation
 This program seeks to encourage the study of LGBT family
psychology and therapy through its support of promising young
investigators whose graduate research is oriented toward issues in
this general area. Preference is given to advanced students who
have demonstrated their commitment to this area through their
dissertation research plans.

Eligibility Requirements
Applicants must:
 Be an advanced graduate student, in good standing,
endorsed by supervising professor
 Demonstrate commitment to LGBT family issues
 Receive IRB approval from host institution before funding can
be awarded if human participants are involved.

Award Amount
 One grant of up to $11,000 available per year
To apply- www.apa.org/apf/

17. Voice’s Global Influencing Grants
 Voice has announced a call for proposals for its “Global
Influencing Grants: Our Turn to Talk” to help Voice meet its
objectives and incorporates feedback received from a
consultation with key stakeholders.
 Are you an organisation that is led by one of Voice’s target
groups?

 Do you see an opportunity to guide or influence global and/or regional
bodies so that they are more open and receptive to the needs and interests
of your target group?
 Do you want to inspire attitudinal and policy change amongst people and
governments in your region towards your target group?
 Do you want to try innovative and new ways to influence globally and/or
regionally? If you answered “yes” to the questions above, then apply for
this Call for Proposals.

 Applications are only being accepted where the organisation
(or lead applicant if applicants are applying in consortia) is
registered in either Africa or Asia and at least one of the
consortia members operates in at least one, but preferably
more, of the ten Voice focus countries (Voice targets the most
marginalised and discriminated groups in Nigeria, Niger,
Mali, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Indonesia, Philippines, Laos
and Cambodia).

 The applicant or the lead party (if the application is made by a consortium
or on behalf of a network) must be a legally registered not-for-profit civil
society or community-based organisation with an operational bank
account in the applicant’s name.
 The (lead) applicant must be target-led. This means that the target group
that the organisation purports to represent governs and manages the
organisation and the principle of Nothing About Us Without Us guides the
work.

Benefits
 Funding Information
 Applicant’s grant can be from €25,000 to €500,000 and up to 36
months in duration.
To apply- https://voice.global/grant/influencing-
grant

18. Project Preparation Grants (PPGs)
 The Standards and Trade Development Facility (STDF) is
currently inviting applicants for its Project Preparation
Grants (PPGs) that will provide support to developing
countries through grants to prepare technically sound and
sustainable projects.
 The main criterion in awarding a PPG for the preparation of a
project proposal is the likelihood that its implementation will
result in a well-drafted proposal with the potential to achieve
sustainable and effective results.

 The following organizations are eligible to apply for STDF
funding:
 Public sector entities (including regional or international
bodies) with responsibility for SPS measures or policy, either
in their own right or in cooperation with the private sector.
The STDF encourages implementation of projects and
activities through public-private partnerships;
 Private sector entities, either in their own right or in
cooperation with the public sector. Examples of private sector
entities are legally registered farmers’ organizations, trade
and industry associations, and private enterprises;

 Grant Information
 Funds up to normally US$50,000 are available for PPGs
To apply- www.standardsfacility.org/project-preparation-
grants

19. PlanetRomeo Foundation’s Grants
 PlanetRomeo Foundation is seeking proposals for its grant program
to support grassroots emerging LGBTI projects and initiatives, with
the focus on achieving societal change in order to improve the
position of LGBTI people throughout the world, with an emphasis
on the most disadvantaged regions and communities.

 The Foundation gives high priority to small-scale projects
which are initiated and implemented by the LGBTI
community itself and/or by emerging LGBTI groups and
initiatives.
 The Foundation funds two categories of emerging initiatives:
 Initiatives of (relatively) new informal LGBTI groups or
organizations with little or no access to other sources of
funding;
 More experienced LGBTI organizations that develop new
initiatives for which they have not yet previously received
funding and are difficult to fund elsewhere.

Although all geographical regions are eligible, the Foundation
gives priority to countries outside the Global North.

 The minimum amount that can be requested is € 500.
 The maximum amount that can be requested is € 5,000.
Funds Available
To apply- www.standardsfacility.org/sites

20. Arch Grants Global Startup
Competition awards
 The Arch Grants Global Startup Competition awards
$50,000 equity-free cash grants and pro bono support
services to innovative and scalable startups that agree
to locate their business in St. Louis for at least one
year.
 To apply http://archgrants.org/competition/

Eligibility
 We seek to attract entrepreneurs who are already
located in St. Louis OR are willing to relocate here.
Basing your business in St. Louis is a requirement for
receiving the grant.

Benefits
 $50,000 equity-free, cash grant
 Pro-bono and discounted services in essential business areas (legal,
accounting, marketing, HR, banking, etc)
 Personal introductions to strategic business and civic leaders
 Access to angel investment and venture capital networks
 Educational programming
 Access to Arch Grants leadership
 Talent acquisition/recruiting services
 Professional and high level business mentorship
 Relocation assistance
 Social support and community integration services

 Global Fund for Women provides grants for operating
and program expenses, as well as small grants to
organize and participate in events. We believe that
investing in grassroots women’s rights is the single
most effective way to create change because it gets to
the root of the problem instead of just alleviating the
symptoms.

 Please note that your group MUST meet all the following
criteria to be eligible for a grant:
 Be based in a country outside the United States. We do not fund
US-based organizations.
 Have a primary focus on advancing women’s equality and human
rights, with these goals clearly reflected in its activities. Please note
that groups whose sole purpose is to generate income or to provide
charity to individuals are not eligible.
 Be a group of women working together. We do not accept requests
from individuals and do not fund projects proposed by or for the
benefit of individuals (including scholarships).
 Be governed, directed, and led by women. Women must fill all or
most of the leadership roles throughout the various decision-making
levels of the group (including but not limited to the most senior
decision-making levels).

22. HERA International Grants
Competition
 HERA has provided 174 grants to women-owned
ventures and initiatives in Central and Eastern Europe
to prevent dangerous migration and trafficking. The
program also supports survivors of trafficking who have
returned and want to start their own businesses. An
international panel of business leaders review
applications and visit grantees’ ventures

 Our international grants competition is open to entrepreneurs in Armenia,
Georgia, Moldova, Romania, and Ukraine.
 Grants are awarded in the following three categories:
 Young female entrepreneurs (under 30 years of age) who have been
trafficked and have organised their own ventures;
 Young female entrepreneurs who have established a micro or small
enterprise and are willing to employ and/or train young women at risk for
trafficking; and
 Young women who want to develop an innovative idea to stop and/or
counter trafficking in their own country

Benefits
 Funding is generally granted for essential capital equipment. The average grant is
700 GBP. 87%* of the ventures funded by our grants are sustaining or growing, and
over 500 new jobs have been created.
To apply-
http://www.enterprisingspirit.org/internation
al-grants-program/
If you have questions about the
application process, please email
HERA.Grants@gmail.com

23. Global Innovation Fund
 The fund is flexible in our funding structure: we can
provide anywhere from $50,000 - $15 million and we
can use any form of capital - grants, equity, debt,
hybrid capital, etc.
 To apply- www.globalinnovation.fund/apply-to-gif

Eligibility
 The fund welcomes innovations that address any major
development challenge in any developing country:
 Organisation type: Anyone may apply, including social
enterprises, for-profit companies, non-profit organisations,
government agencies, international organisations, and
researchers in any country.
 Sector: we are open to funding innovations in any sector as
long as you can show that your innovation improves the lives
of those living on less than $5 PPP per day, especially less
than $2 PPP per day
 Location: we fund innovations implemented in developing

24. Global Good Fund
 The Global Good Fund, a social enterprise accelerating the
leadership development of high potential young social
entrepreneurs tackling the world’s greatest issues, has
received a transformative $2,200,000 grant from The Diana
Davis Spencer Foundation to facilitate this new fellowship.
 To apply- www.globalgoodfund.org/apply/

25. Draper Foundation Grants
 the DRK Foundation partners with entrepreneurs to build strong
and capable organizations. DRK grants provide significant funding,
mentorship and an unparalleled network of entrepreneurs.

Eligibility
 Candidates must be experienced, dedicated social
entrepreneurs with a developed, early-stage idea for a
non-profit organization based in the United States.

Benefit
 The DRK Foundation provides $300,000 in unrestricted startup funding,
paid over 3 years.
To apply- www.drkfoundation.org/apply-for-a-
grant/

26. Echoing Green Fellowship
 Echoing Green is not a grant-making organization. We
are a fellowship program because we believe in the
importance of the individual social entrepreneur as well
as his/her project.

Eligibilty
 The applicant must be
 Over 18 years old
 Fluent in English
 Able to commit a full 40 hour work week to their organization.
 the organization must be:
 The original idea of the applicant(s)
 In its start-up phase, usually within the first two years of operation
 Independent and autonomous

27. Australian Embassy in Cairo
 The Australian Embassy in Cairo is pleased to invite
community groups, local NGOs, academic institutions
or other organisations engaged in development activities
in Egypt, Sudan and Eritrea for its Direct Aid Program.

Eligible Projects
DAP will look for projects that:
 Are participatory in nature, and have involved the beneficiaries in
the identification, design and management of the project
 Address the needs of vulnerable or disadvantaged groups, including
women, children and the disabled
 Address poverty alleviation, community health, environment and
education, human rights, rural development or gender equality. We
may also consider disaster relief operations
 Have a lasting developmental outcome, either by creating
infrastructure or building sustainable human or organisational
capacity
 Can be completed within one year, or a maximum of two years.

Funding Information & Duration
 DAP can provide funding up to the amount of AUD $60,000, and for
projects with a life of 12 months.

28. Asia New Zealand Foundation
 The Asia New Zealand Foundation is inviting journalists for its
program entitled “Travel and Discretionary Grants” with an aim to
offer New Zealand journalists the chance to travel to Asia to
research and prepare stories.
 These grants support independent and self-managed travel to the
region by New Zealand journalists. The Asia New Zealand
Foundation does not make travel arrangements and cannot
sponsor visas.
To apply- http://www.asianz.org.nz/content/travel-
and-discretionary-grants-journalists

 Applicants must be:
 either working as journalists for news organisations or as
freelance journalists
 New Zealand citizens or permanent residents.
 Preference will be given to candidates who:
 are interested in deepening their knowledge of Asia
 have a proven track record in journalism
 are currently based in New Zealand
 can provide a stimulating, well-researched and focused
proposal outlining story ideas
 can demonstrate that their material is likely to reach a

29. WARC Travel Grant Program
 The West African Research Association (WARC) is currently inviting
applicants from West African nationals for its Travel Grant
program to promote intra-African cooperation and exchange among
researchers and institutions by providing support to African
scholars and graduate students for research visits to other
institutions on the continent.

 This competition is open only to West African nationals,
with preference given to those affiliated with West
African colleges, universities, or research institutions.

Grant Information
 Funding for the WARC Travel Grant Program is provided by the
Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs of the US Department
of State through a grant from the Council of American Overseas
Research Centers.
 The WARC Travel Grant provides travel costs up to $1,500 and a
stipend of $1,500.
 To apply- http://www.bu.edu/wara/fellowship/fund_travel/

30. Bennelong Foundation Grant
 The Bennelong Foundation is seeking applications for
its grant program with an aim to enhance community
wellbeing and provide opportunities for positive and
lasting change in community.
To apply-
http://www.bennelongfoundation.com/apply-2

Eligibility
 For details on eligibility, visit
http://www.bennelongfoundation.com/criteria

31. EaP PLUS Cluster Grant Scheme
 The EaP PLUS Grant Scheme is designed to enhance EU-EaP
research and innovation partnerships through cluster and
cluster-like organisation cooperation. The activity aims at
strengthening clusters in EaP countries, transferring the
EU’s – and, when relevant, the EaP countries’ – good
practices, and facilitating sustainable inter-cluster
cooperation between the EU and EaP countries’ existing or
emerging clusters.

 The call is targeted to cluster and cluster-like initiatives in EaP and
EU countries only.
 The candidate cluster or cluster-like organisation should meet the
European definition of a cluster as closely as possible..
 Eligible applicants include: clusters; emerging clusters and cluster-
like initiatives; business networks focused on Research and
Innovation (R&I); industry associations and regional organisations
focused on R&I; chambers of commerce.
 The joint application should involve at least one EaP cluster and one
EU cluster.
 The candidate cluster and cluster-like organisations must be legal
entities. No funding will be given to individual persons.

Grant Information
 EaP PLUS offers six grants of up to 10.000€ to EaP clusters
or cluster-like legal entities or organisations.
 The grant covers the expenses of the cooperative activity of
the EaP and EU clusters.
 The grants will be allocated on a competitive basis following
an evaluation by the EaP project representatives.
 To apply- https://www.eap-plus.eu/object/call/89

32. WAVA Small Grants for Advocacy
 As part of the efforts to catalyze nation-wide advocacy,
the Women Advocates for Vaccine Access (WAVA)
Coalition has announced the second round of Small
Grants for Advocacy. The current push is focused on
using innovative advocacy approaches to increase
government funding for vaccines.

 The applicant must be a Nigerian non-governmental
entity
 The applicant must be duly registered by the Corporate
Affairs Commission of Nigeria.
 Applicant must be able to demonstrate previous
experience in successfully implementing an advocacy
project or grant
 Applicants must be able to provide 3 professional
references that can attest to their work
 Applicants must display sound management in the form
of financial, administrative and technical procedures.

Funding Information
 The project anticipates awarding four (4) grants of ₦2,000,000 each, with
duration not to exceed three months running from September 1st to
December 1st 2017.
To apply- https://wavang.org/rfp/

33. EU Action Grants
 The European Union (EU) is seeking applications for its action
grants to support transnational projects on judicial training
covering civil law, criminal law or fundamental rights.
 The objective is to contribute to the effective and coherent
application of EU law in the areas of civil law (including consumer
law), criminal law and fundamental rights, to judicial ethics and
the rule of law, by covering training needs’ gaps in these fields.

 The applicants must be public entities or private
organisations, duly established in one of the countries
participating in the Programme, or international
organisations.
 Organisations which are profit-oriented must submit
applications in partnership with public entities or
private non-profit-oriented organisations.
 The EU grant applied for cannot be lower than EUR 30
000.

Funding Information
 The total budget of EUR 4 900 00 available for the co-
financing of exercise projects is divided between:
 Internal budget item: EUR 3 600 000 for exercise projects
involving only Participating States.
 External budget item: EUR 1 300 000 for exercise projects
with the involvement of at least one or more IPA II beneficiary
countries which are not Participating States to the
Mechanism or countries under the European Neighbourhood
Policy.
 The Member States (MS) of the European Union (EU),
including their Overseas Countries and Territories, without
UK and Denmark, including Albania are eligible countries.

 To apply and for further details-
http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/portal/
desktop/en/opportunities/ucpm/topics/ucpm-
2017-ex-ag.html#fn1

34. Second Chance Fund
 Development Innovations (DI) is seeking applications for
Second Chance Fund, a grants fund that offers applicants the
opportunity to utilize the lessons they have learned from an
unsuccessful ICT for Development project or tool to develop a
new approach to the same development problem. An ICT for
Development tool can be an app, website, database, social
media campaign, mobile data collection tool, or other
technologies used to solve a development issue.

Eligibility
In order to meet minimum eligibility criteria for grant award, the applicant or its grant
application must:
 Be a civil society organization or private-sector company, officially registered in Cambodia
 Must address the Section 1 of the APS, and include lessons learned on why original
ICT4D activity didn’t work with evidence/data to demonstrate lessons learned (i.e. user
feedback/testing data)
 Must follow all instructions provided in Section 4 of the APS
 Be submitted by the deadline as stated in the APS

Funding Information
 The Second Chance Fund intends to provide a maximum amount of US$
15,000.
 The grant period of performance should not exceed four (4) months and
must be closed out by February 2018.
 To apply- http://www.development-innovations.org/second-chance-
fund/

Apply for Disability Rights Fund’s Three
Grant Programs!

35. Small Grants Funding Stream
 The funding stream supports DPOs to participate in
and influence decision-making processes related to
implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals
(SDGs) to ensure development efforts include all
persons with disabilities.

 The following types of organizations may submit applications for projects of one-year duration:
 Legally registered non-governmental DPOs (or groups of PWDs) acting under the fiscal
sponsorship thereof)
 Partnerships among DPOs
 Partnerships between DPOs and other civil society organizations (when a DPO is the
managing partner)
 The applicant must be based in and conduct the majority of their activities in the countries
targeted for this call.
 How to Apply

Funding Information
 Grant amounts will range from USD 5,000–USD
20,000.
 Grants will support activities to be implemented over a
period of one year, beginning January 1, 2018.
 To apply- http://disabilityrightsfund.org/2017-
round-2-rfp/

36. Mid-Level Coalition Funding Stream
 This funding stream supports sub-national level
coalitions to advocate that sub-national development
programs, policies and plans are inclusive of persons
with disabilities and to ensure that efforts to implement
the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) include all
persons with disabilities.

 Mid-Level Coalitions of three or more organizations, where the
Coalition is conceived and led by a disabled persons’ organizations,
may submit applications
 Umbrella organizations or federations are considered one
organization for the purposes of this application and therefore, must
form a Coalition with other organizations to be eligible
 Applications from Mid-Level Coalitions must be submitted by one
managing DPO on behalf of the Coalition
 The applicant organization and the application aim must have scope
at state (in a federal system), provincial, regional or district levels
 Applicant organizations are responsible for coordinating the

Funding Information
 Grant amounts range from USD 30,000–USD 40,000 per year
(USD 60,000-USD 80,000 over the course of two years).
 Grants support activities to be implemented over the course of two
years, however grants are given one year at a time.
 A second year grant is awarded only with satisfactory completion of
the first year.
 To apply- http://disabilityrightsfund.org/2017-round-2-rfp/

37. National Coalition Funding Stream
 The funding stream supports national-level coalitions advocating that national
development programs, policies, legislation and frameworks are inclusive of
persons with disabilities and to ensure that efforts to implement the Sustainable
Development Goals (SDGs) include persons with disabilities.

 National Coalitions of three or more organizations where the Coalition is
conceived and led by a DPO may submit applications.
 Applications from National Coalitions must be submitted by one managing
DPO with national scope on behalf of the Coalition.
 Applicant organizations will be responsible for coordinating the Coalition and
managing the grant.
 National umbrella organizations or federations are considered one organization
for the purposes of this application and therefore, must form a Coalition with
other organizations to be eligible.

Funding Information
 Grant amounts range from USD 30,000–USD 50,000 per year
(USD 60,000-USD 100,000 over the course of two years).
 Grants support activities to be implemented over the course
of two years, however grants are given one year at a time.
 A second year grant is awarded only with satisfactory
completion of the first year.
 To apply- http://disabilityrightsfund.org/2017-round-2-
rfp/

38. Singapore Fund
 MCCY’s Our Singapore Fund that supports the ideas that applicant is
passionate about to bring their community together and promote their
Singapore Spirit and shared values. This fund is managed in collaboration
with the National Arts Council, National Heritage Board and National
Youth Council.

Eligibility
 A group of at least two individuals (Singaporeans/Permanent
Residents) who are 18 years old and above, with the main
applicant being a Singaporean who resides in Singapore; or
 A Not-for-Profit organisation that is a Public Company
Limited by Guarantee registered with Accounting and
Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA); or Society registered
with Registry of Societies (ROS); or Charitable Trust
registered with the Commissioner of Charities (COC); or Co-
Operative registered with the Registry of Co-operative
Societies.

 A Social Enterprise that is registered with the Singapore Centre for Social
Enterprise (raiSE).
 OSF does not support projects that:
 Create misunderstanding in our multi-cultural and multi-religious society;
 Are religious or political activities;
 Advocate for lifestyles, or have content held as objectionable by the general
public;
 Undermine the authority of any government or public institution.

Funding Information
 Each successful application can receive:
 Up to 80% of qualifying project expenditure capped at $20k (whichever
is lower) for one-off projects; or
is lower) for sustainable projects over up to a two-year period; or
is lower) for sustainable projects over up to a three-year period.
 https://www.sg/oursingaporefund/about-us

39. BST Call for Proposals
 Black Sea Trust for Regional Cooperation (BST) has
launched a call for proposals to support civic initiatives
in Central and Eastern Europe meant to bolster civil
society, democratic processes and citizen involvement
in decision making, as well as to address some of the
obstacles in further democratic development of the
region.

 Non-governmental organizations registered in Armenia,
Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Georgia, Moldova, Romania, and
Ukraine.
 Organizations registered in the Czech Republic,
Slovakia, Poland, Hungary, and Slovenia are also
eligible.

Funding Information
 The average grant will be $24,999 USD. Multilateral projects may exceed
that amount in exceptional cases.
To apply-http://www.gmfus.org/initiatives/call-
applications

40. Domino’s Give for Good Grants
 The Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal (FRRR) is
seeking applications for Domino’s Give for Good Grants
program to support positive outcomes in three focus
areas which underpin many efforts in building and
sustaining strong and vibrant rural, regional and
remote communities

Eligibility
•Not-for-profit organisations are eligible to apply for projects that are aligned with
the Give for Good program focus areas. Organisations should have an ABN or be
incorporated.
•To be eligible, projects must:
•Offer a clear public benefit for rural, regional and / or remote communities;
•Contribute to rural and regional renewal, regeneration and development in
Australia in social, economic, environmental, health, education or cultural areas;
•Applications from communities with a population of 15,000 or less will receive
priority;
•Projects demonstrating community partnerships and collaborative approaches are
preferred;
•Projects and activities should:
•Have clearly defined objectives, timeframes and measures for assessing
outcomes;
•Be community driven;

Funding Information
 Give for Good is an annual program offering rural,
regional and remote Australian communities grants of
up to $5,000, for community-led projects that respond
to one of these three impact areas. A total of $150,000
will be available in 2017

41. ACP-EU Migration Action: Remittances in
East & Horn of Africa and West & Central
Africa Region
 The ACP-EU Migration Action is seeking applications for its
funding program under the topic “Remittances” in East & Horn of
Africa and West & Central Africa Region.
 The impact of remittances on development and on the economies of
ACP countries is multidimensional: at the individual level
(migrants and their families), at the community or meso level, and
at the whole-of-economy/country or macro level. ACP countries
have also some of the highest dependency rates on remittances.

 Applicants:
 Applicants eligible to receive grants from the Action must
be legally registered Non-State Actors.
 Applicants must also be authorized to operate in the
country or countries where the proposed project activities
will be implemented.
 Eligible Non-State Actors can be:
 Non-governmental organizations (NGOs);
 Migrants associations;
 Economic and Social partners (such as Trade unions and
Employer’s associations);
 Organisations and other private sector associations;
 Media organizations.

Funding Information
 The total budget of the proposed project must fall between the following
minimum and maximum amounts:
 Minimum amount: 70.000 EUR
 Maximum amount: 100.000 EUR.
To apply-
http://www.acpeumigrationaction.iom.int/what-
is-a-nsa

42. VIA Art Fund
 VIA Art Fund focuses its grantmaking on projects in the field of contemporary art
that are mounted beyond traditional exhibition environments and take place
outside the museum or gallery walls.

Eligibilty
VIA Art Fund awards grants to:
 artists, nonprofit organizations, cultural institutions,
art production platforms, and biennials or festivals
working in the field of contemporary art, in the United
States and internationally.

Funding Information
 Artistic Production funding ranges from $25,000 to
$100,000 per project, with grants at the $50,000 to
$100,000 level reserved for permanent or long-term
installations, or newly commissioned works that may be
gifted to a U.S. public collection through VIA Art Fund’s
support.

 VIA Art Fund’s Incubator support is dedicated to
nurturing experimental organizations and
programs that champion diverse voices and new
avenues of inquiry in the field of contemporary art.
Incubator grant amounts are set each cycle and for
2016, grant awards will range from $15,000 to
$20,000 per project.
 To apply- http://viaartfund.org/apply/

43. Finish Line Grants
 Finish Line grants with an aim to support organizations
that provide opportunities for kids to participate in
community-based youth athletic programs and camps
that emphasize active lifestyles, especially programs
that serve disadvantaged and special needs kids.

 Organizations that provide opportunities for kids to participate in
community-based youth athletic programs and camps that emphasize
active lifestyles, especially programs that serve disadvantaged and
special needs kids.
 Organizations providing opportunities for participation for kids and
young adults age 18 and under.
 Organizations whose activities provide direct services to individuals
and produce tangible results, rather than those that are policy
oriented.

Grant Categories
 Programmatic Grant (Up to $5,000): Opportunities for
kids to participate in community-based youth athletic
programs and camps that emphasize active lifestyles,
especially programs that serve disadvantaged and
special needs kids.
 Legacy Grants ($10,000 – $75,000): New facilities
improvements and/or renovations to existing buildings,
grounds, and property.
 Founder’s Grant ($5,000 – $25,000): Emergency needs
that would somehow be keeping the organization from
providing current services, such as natural disasters or
other unforeseen fiscal circumstances.

44. Global Youth Service Day Lead Agency
Grants
 Youth Service America (YSA) is seeking applications for
its 2018 Global Youth Service Day Lead Agency
Program. With the generous support of State Farm, the
program offers organizations funding, recognition, and
ongoing capacity-building training to organize high-
impact, high-visibility youth-led projects for Global
Youth Service Day

 Community-based organizations (including youth
development organizations and afterschool programs, local
government agencies, volunteer centers, AmeriCorps and
national service programs, state service commissions, faith-
based organizations, community coalitions, etc.) located in
the 50 U.S. states + DC are eligible to apply.
Eligibilty

Program Benefits
 A planning grant of up to $1,000.
 Ongoing online capacity-building trainings emphasizing event planning, effective
practices, engagement of public officials/media, youth leadership, and strategies to
maximize year-round impact.
 Resources, newsletters, webinars, and support from YSA and other Lead Agencies.
 Networking opportunities with other Lead Agencies.
 Preference for your organization for other YSA grant programs.
 Automatic membership in the Global Youth Service Network.

45. ACSS Small Grants Program
To Qualify For Patagonia Grant Funding:
 Applicant’s organisation must be operated for the public good
 Applicant’s organisation must be a registered Australian charity, or
have a fiscal sponsor with such status
 Applicant’s organisation, or applicant’s fiscal sponsor, must have a
bank account for business purposes in the name of their
organisation

Eligibilty
 Applicants must be citizens of an Arab country (defined as a member
of the League of Arab States) or nationals of an Arab country (defined
as long-term residents, even if they do not hold citizenship as in the
case of refugees or stateless residents) and must reside in the Arab
region.
 Applicants must hold at least a Master’s degree in a core social science
or allied field. The core social science fields include anthropology,
demography, economics, education, history, political science,
psychology and sociology.

Funding Information
 Small grants averaging $4,000 will be available to
individual Arab Smallers and activists residing in the
Arab region, whose work focuses on Arab societies.
To apply- http://www.theacss.org/pages/sgp

46. Patagonia’s Australia Grants Program!
 Patagonia is most interested in making grants to organisations that
identify and work on the root causes of problems and that
approach issues with a commitment to long-term change.
 Patagonia supports small grassroots activist organisations with
provocative direct-action agendas, working on multipronged
campaigns to preserve and protect our environment.

Eligibility
To Qualify For Patagonia Grant Funding:
 Applicant’s organisation must be operated for the public good
 Applicant’s organisation must be a registered Australian charity, or
have a fiscal sponsor with such status
 Applicant’s organisation, or applicant’s fiscal sponsor, must have a
bank account for business purposes in the name of their
organisation

Funding Information
 The funding range for an Australian grant is typically
between $10,000 USD and $20,000 USD, depending on
the specific needs of the project.
To apply-https://www.patagonia.com.au/pages/grant-
guidelines

47. Patagonia’s Media Grants Program
 This program specifically funds environmental
nonprofits that use media, mostly film, as a tool
tightly linked to direct-action campaigns.

Eligibility
 We look for groups using media as a strategic tool to advance
a campaign that is in line with our general grants program.
 The project must outline how using media is the most
appropriate avenue as a call to action for a targeted audience
and how it fits into the overall strategy of the campaign
efforts.

Funding Information
 The funding range for a Media Grant is typically
between $15,000 and $30,000, depending on the
specific needs of the project.
To apply- http://www.patagonia.com/media-funding-
guidelines.html

48. Patagonia’s Corporate Grants Program
 The Corporate Grants Program supports small grassroots activist
organizations with provocative direct-action agendas, working strategically
on multipronged campaigns to preserve and protect our environment.

Eligibility
 Patagonia funds work that: is action-oriented
 is quantifiable
 builds public involvement and support
 is strategic in its targeting and goals
 focuses on root causes
 accomplishes specific goals and objectives that can be
effectively measured to evaluate success
 http://www.patagonia.com/corporate-funding-
guidelines.html

 takes place within the following countries: United
States, Canada, Japan, Korea, Australia, Chile,
Argentina, United Kingdom, The Netherlands,
Switzerland, Sweden, Spain, Norway, Luxembourg,
Italy, Ireland, Germany, France, Denmark, Belgium,
Austria and the Czech Republic.

Funding Information
 The funding range for a corporate grant is typically between $10,000 and $20,000,
depending on the specific needs of the project.
To apply-http://www.patagonia.com/corporate-funding-
guidelines.html

49. Quality of Life Grants Program across
U.S.
 Pioneered by Dana Reeve, the Reeve Foundation is seeking
applications for its “Quality of Life Grants Program” that
awards grants to nonprofit organizations that serve the
disability community.
 The Quality of Life Grants Program recognizes projects and
initiatives that foster community engagement, inclusion and
involvement, while promoting health and wellness for
individuals living with paralysis and their families.

 Applications are welcome from nonprofit organizations with IRS 501(c)(3)
status, municipal and state governments, school districts, recognized
tribal entities, and other institutions such as community or veterans
hospitals.
 Grants are awarded to organizations that address the needs of people
living with paralysis caused by spinal cord and other injuries, diseases or
birth conditions, including (but not limited to) stroke, spina bifida,
multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).
 The Reeve Foundation aids both larger organizations that serve people
with physical disabilities on a national level, as well as local groups which
have an immediate and practical impact on individual lives.

Funding Information
 The Reeve Foundation awards grants up to $25,000.
To apply- https://www.christopherreeve.org/get-
support/grants-for-non-profits

50. Community Grants Program
 The ANZ New Zealand Staff Foundation is seeking applications for
its Community Grants Program to provide grants of up to NZD
25,000 to community organisations throughout New Zealand to
help them achieve their goals.

Eligibilty
 To be eligible for funding from the ANZ New Zealand
Staff Foundation, an applicant must be a charity
registered by the Charities Commission.

Funding
 The Foundation supports charitable organisations
 A maximum of $25,000 can be requested by each charity per funding
round
To apply- https://anzstafffoundation.anz.co.nz/

51. Public Diplomacy Grants Program
 The United States Embassy Havana Public Affairs
Section (PAS) has announced that funding is available
through its Public Diplomacy Grants Program

 The Public Affairs Section encourages applications from United
States and Cuban:
 Not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organizations with programming
experience
 Individuals
 For-profit or commercial entities are not eligible to apply.

Funding Information
 Award floor and ceiling: $1,000 – $100,000
To apply- https://cu.usembassy.gov/education-
culture/grants-corner-2/

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