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Global Sport Fund Grants and Support for NGOs is sponsored by Global Sport Fund (an initiative of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime and Qatar National Olympic Committee). The Global Sport Fund provides grants to non-governmental organizations (NGOs) worldwide to develop and implement sports-related projects that align with the Fund's objectives.
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Applying for Funding - The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria Status of the funding process Select a country from the drop-down list to see information on the current status of the funding process on the Data Explorer.
Bolivia (Plurinational State) Congo (Democratic Republic) Korea (Democratic Peoples Republic) Lao (Peoples Democratic Republic) Multicountry Africa ECSA-HC Multicountry Caribbean CARICOM-PANCAP Multicountry East Asia and Pacific RAI Multicountry HIV Latin America ALEP Multicountry HIV SEA AFAO Multicountry HIV EECA APH Multicountry MENA Key Populations Multicountry Southern Africa MOSASWA Tanzania (United Republic) As described in the overview of the grant life cycle , applying for funding begins when eligible applicants who have received an allocation develop and submit funding requests to the Global Fund.
The goal of the applying for funding stage is to ultimately design quality grants that are ready for implementation before the current grants end. Funding requests are the package of documents submitted by applicants (typically the Country Coordinating Mechanism) that tell the Global Fund how the allocation funding will be invested into country disease programs and why the requested investments were chosen as a priority.
When applying for funding, applicants also indicate which Principal Recipients (PRs) will be managing the investments. Funding requests provide a broad look at the investments being requested, often with investments across disease programs and PRs, and are developed by the applicant. In comparison, grants are a legal agreement between the Global Fund and a single PR, developed through grant-making negotiations.
The Global Fund has different funding request expectations depending on country context and the scope of the Global Fund’s investment in a country. These “ funding request application packages ” have different requirements and review processes . In their allocation letters, eligible countries receiving an allocation are informed of the allocation amount, which application approach they are asked to use, and other important details.
To assist applicants in optimizing the available funding, the Global Fund publishes core applicant guidance . Applicants will take many planning considerations into account when organizing how they will develop funding requests and turn them into grants.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) worldwide with projects in Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean, and Central Europe, focused on youth ages 11-17. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Global Sport Fund Grants and Support for NGOs is funded by Global Sport Fund (an initiative of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime and Qatar National Olympic Committee). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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