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IDB Lab Grants is sponsored by Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) Lab. IDB Lab grants support small-scale, targeted interventions that pilot new approaches and act as a catalyst for larger reforms. IDB Lab is a major source of technical assistance grants for private sector development in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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Grants are non-reimbursable funds provided for technical cooperation programs. Some grants may be repaid to the IDB if the program eventually obtains a loan, either from the Bank itself or another source. Grants can be financed by the IDB’s own financial resources or funds from third parties TheIDB Grant Facilitywas established in 2007 as source of grant resources forHaiti, financed by income of theFund for Special Operations.
Trust funds, which are generally established by a country or group of countries and entrusted to the IDB to administer, can finance grants. These grants go primarily to the relatively less developed member countries. All legally constituted public and private organizations are eligible to receive trust fund resources, although some funds limit their support to specific geographic areas and sectors.
The funds have different limits on the size of individual projects. IDB Labgrants support small-scale, targeted interventions that pilot new approaches and act as a catalyst for larger reforms. IDB Lab, an autonomous fund member of the IDB group, is a major source of technical assistance grants for private sector development in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Depending on the scope of the proposed project, IDB Lab can provide resources to both public and private sector organizations.
Private sector agencies can include non-governmental organizations, industry associations, chambers of commerce, etc. Social Entrepreneurship Program The IDB has aSocial Entrepreneurship Program, which provides grants to private, non-profit, community based organizations and public local development institutions.
Program resources may be used for technical assistance, training,investment in productive or basic services infrastructure, procurement of equipment and materials, working or operating capital, and/or marketing.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Public and private sector organizations, including non-governmental organizations, industry associations, chambers of commerce. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
IDB Lab Grants is funded by Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) Lab. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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