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Find similar grantsDEEP Challenge Fund: Ethiopia is sponsored by N/A (Awards grants to local researchers). This fund awards grants to local researchers in Ethiopia focused on reducing poverty and improving living standards. The aim is to support innovative studies that can improve national anti-poverty strategies, policies, and programs.
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