Global Development & Design

CSOs, which include: Non-government organizations, mot-for-profit media organizations; Charitable organizations, faith-based organizations, professional organizations, labor unions, workers’ organizations, associations of elected local representatives, foundations and policy development research institutions 
Management autonomy requirements: 
– The proposal budget must relate to the organization’s local budget only 
– An organization must prioritize self-governance when managing its budget 
– The organization must have a bank account where the proposal will be put into effect 
– The organization must be able to receive funding from the World Bank directly 
– The organization needs a representative that is given the ability to sign the grant with the World Bank 

Projects have to be organized by a higher education institution in the U.S. The main investigator of the project must be a humanities/humanistic social sciences scholar 
A project must have already completed the start-up or prototyping phase of development

Must be a charity or not-for-profit organization in Sub-Saharan Africa, Subcontinent, and SouthEast Asia with an income between £25,000 and £1,000,000

Eligibility:
Unrestricted 

This grant is open to anyone, however if the applicant has never received a grant from USAID may be require to provide the following with their application: 
– Copies of the applicant’s audited financial statements for the previous 3 year period, which have been audited by a – – CPA or other auditor satisfactory to USAID
– Organization chart 
– Copies of applicable policies and procedures 

Eligibility:
GIF accepts applications in any sector in any developing country
Any type of organization may apply, including social enterprises, for-profit companies, non-profit organizations, government agencies, international organizations, and research facilities in any country 
However, not all projects are applicable with GIF’s goals. Instead, they look for ideas with the greatest potential to better the lives of those in poverty. Therefore, they only select ideas that: 
– Are focused on the poor
– Are novel approaches which are not commonplace
– Can improve upon alternative solutions 
– Are backed by evidence of potential impact 
– Can be widely applied in many different settings
– Have the potential to scale to reach millions of people
– Are led by strong and dynamic teams
– Are ready for investment
– Will generate new knowledge on what works 
– Have a clear role for GIF 

IDRC awards grants to programs that intend to promote climate-resilient food systems, global health, education and science, democratic and inclusive governance, and sustainable and inclusive economies in developing countries

Any government or non-government body, including co financing partners, private sector entities, research institutes, UN Agencies, and international NGOs. 

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Native American tribal governments (federally recognized, private institutions of higher education, city or township governments, special district governments, county governments, public and state controlled institutions of higher education, state governments, nonprofits with a 501(c)(3) status with the IRS

Any government or non-government body, including co financing partners, private sector entities, research institutes, UN Agencies, and international NGOs. 

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A not-for-profit, non-governmental organization 

Private Tech startup companies (varies based on open grants

Be tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Service Code or have a fiscal sponsor that has 501(c)(3) status and provides written authorization confirming its willingness to act as the fiscal sponsor

Broad reach, examples include:
U.S. and non-U.S. Non-Governmental Organizations, U.S. and non-U.S. private businesses, foundations, business and trade associations, international organizations, U.S. and non-U.S. colleges and universities, U.S. cities and states, other U.S. Government agencies, civic groups, other donor governments, host country governments, regional organizations, host country parastatals, individual and group philanthropies and funds etc

Private nonprofit institution/organization (includes institutions of higher education and hospitals), Other private institutions/organizations

 Companies that have completed ExporTech training
 Companies that are interested in digital design 

Donors and organizations that are already making a huge impact
Must be in Baltimore County or residents in Baltimore

Any organization
Non-profits 
Voter education
Companies involved in data tracking

Projects that have a heritage tourism component 
Be located within the boundaries of a certified Heritage Area
Non profit organizations
Local jurisdictions
State and federal government agencies

Undergraduate or graduate students studying business, finance, communication, public affairs, economics, marketing and government relations 

Students interested in marketing, public relations, communications, journalism, digital media and website design and development 

Must be 18, Legal US citizen,  household income has to be less or equal to $30,000 & Proof of Income

Full-time college student as of March 15th, pursuing an associate’s, bachelor’s, or master’s degree

Enrolled in an accredited U.S. post-secondary educational institution

Expected graduation date no earlier than January 1st

Demonstrated passion and preparation for a career in food/foodservice communication

Strong academic record, good character references, and financial need

Undergraduate and Graduate students with GPA’s in the 3.4 or above range 

Undergraduate and Graduate Students

US Undergraduate students