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Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) Grants is sponsored by Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE). CIPE 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.
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Apply for a Grant - 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.
Grants are made directly to non-U.S. business organizations on a private basis, without government intervention. CIPE does not fund commercial ventures, trade and investment promotions or partisan political activity. Throughout the world, private enterprise and individual initiative are increasingly recognized as essential sources of economic growth and human progress.
The Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) assists other countries, through their private sectors, to enhance democracy and private enterprise as a basis for prosperity and individual freedom. 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. Private enterprise systems both benefit from and provide support for these same views. By building business organizations committed to the values of private enterprise and democracy, CIPE plays a key role in encouraging and sustaining democratic transitions.
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