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Find similar grantsUSAID is seeking applications for a Cooperative Agreement from qualified U. S. and Non-U.
S. organizations to fund a program entitled “India Development Partnership Activity. ” This activity aims to amplify and broaden the effectiveness of the joint partnership between the U.
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