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ICENECDEV Small Grants | ICENECDEV - International Center for Environmental Educcation & Community Development ICENECDEV Small Grants - Serving People & the Environment ICENECDEV Funding Priorities We support community-based and youth/gender- led projects that seek to meet their objectives and improve upon the sustainable livelihood of people.
ICENECDEV seeks to empower and equip the next generation of youths to protect our planet and its people in order to provide a better transition towards a GREEN and a More Sustainable Future of the Planet. ICENECDEV will able to support individuals (Preferable youths and students), Schools, organizations and researchers with a grant of up to $ 200.
Our aim is to raise awareness on environmental governance and protection by improving sustainable livelihood of the people and ensure a sustainable future of our planet We support applications for projects and activities in following thematic area: Marine Plastic litter and micro plastic; Climate Change adaptation and Mitigation; Air Quality monitoring in Cities; Environmental Education and Literacy.
Water, Hygiene and Sanitation (WASH) in Prisons and Schools Soil Protection and Conservation. ICENECDEV Guidelines for applications If your project complies with the criteria and guidelines of The ICENECDEV Fund, then you can apply for a grant.
How to complete the application form Describe clearly the activity you would like the ICENECDEV Fund to support; Include an email address so that we can easily contact you; Include your bank account details including IBAN code and or any other means; Clearly state how your activity fits in with ICENECDEV's AIMS and say how the CRITERIA apply to your project; State clearly the total amount you need.
Our maximum grant is $ 200; Give a breakdown of the costs; Do not exceed five A4 pages with font size 11 Times New roman To apply for a grant, complete the application form and send it by email to admin@icenecdev. org or project@icenecdev. org Our Team meets twice a year to review proposals, typically in July and December, and funding decisions are communicated within four weeks of the meeting.
Project proposals must be submitted by the following dates to be accepted: Proposal deadline: 30th April For the December meeting: Proposal deadline: 31st October If a proposal has been denied for funding, please wait 12 months from the date of your original proposal application to submit a new request to us. We only contact successful applicants.
If you do not hear from us within 2 months of these dates, your application has been unsuccessful. If you are awarded a grant, the ICENECDEV Funds expects that you will spend it on the agreed activity, and that within the following three (3) months you will write us a short report showing what you have achieved with the money, and attaching receipts for all expenditure.
We prefer to receive applications via email but if you do want to send your form by post, make sure you include your email address and send it to: PO BOX 641, University of Buea Street, Molyko , South West Region. Cameroon-Central Africa. Email:info@icenecdev.
org or admin@icenecdev. org Website: www. icenecdev.
org Facebook:www. facebook. com/ICENECDEV Twitters:www.
twitters. com/ICENECDEV Tel: (00237) 674033583, 243609311 Women Farmers Literacy Center The project involve the building of hall of two floor of 8 squares metres at lower Bokova Village (mile15) to be used as a community hall for training on agricultural literacy and Community library.
The goal of the project is to promote agricultural literacy and improve sustainable livelihood among 2,000 women farmers in village communities in Buea South West Region, Cameroon.
ICENECDEV Associated to United Nations Department of Public Information ICENECDEV Accredited to United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) ICENECDEV Participant to United Nations Global Compact (UN Global Compact) ICENECDEV Accredited to United Nations Conference on Trade and Development 2012 (UNCTAD) ICENECDEV Accredited to United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) ICENECDEV Accredited to World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) ICENECDEV Accredited to Ministry of External Relations Cameroon (Government) Reg No. 0006282DIPL/D#/SDCD/ONG ICENECDEV, A Member of Mountain Partnership of the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations (FAO) ICENECDEV, A Partner of Sustainable Sanitation Alliance (SuSanA) Germany ICENECDEV, A Member of 1% for the Planet USA ICENECDEV in Special in Consultative Status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) ICENECDEV Partner of the UN Sustainable Food Systems (SFS) Programme of the 10-Year Framework for Programmes on Sustainable Consumption and Production Patterns (10YFP) ICENECDEV, A Member of Global Energy Interconnection Development and Cooperation Organization (GEIDCO) China ICENECDEV Associated to United Nations Framework, Convension & Climate Change (UNFCCC) ICENECDEV a Member of Sustainable Development Solution Network (SDSN) ICENECDEV a Member of The Global Network of Disaster and Risk Reduction (GNDRR) ICENECDEV a Member of Roundtable on Sustainable Biomaterials (RSB) ICENECDEV a Member of The Multi-stakeholder Advisory Committee on Sustainable Food System of the 10-Year Framework for Programmes on Sustainable Consumption and Production Patterns (10YFP) ICENECDEV a Member of The Multi-stakeholder Advisory Committee of the Global Blockchain Finance (GBFC) Address: P.
O Box 641 Lower Bokova, Mile 15. Buea South West Region,Cameroon Email: info@icenecdev. org Email: icenecdev2006@yahoo.
com, icenecdev@gmail. com Website: www. icenecdev.
org Tel: +237 674 033 583/ +237 652 763 068 ICENECDEV is building a global grassroots to raise environmental awareness, promoting education and supporting community development programs by sharing practical ways in which people are addressing environmental conservation issues Each year ICENECDEV promote environmental conservation education in schools, prisons and local communities in Cameroon by establishing environmental clubs liaison with school administration in primary and secondary schools in Cameroon.
Name of Bank: Ecobank Cameroon Account Number: CM2110029260220132201840107 IBAN: CM2110029260220132201840107 Bank Swift Code: ECOCCMCX
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals (preferably youths and students), schools, organizations, and researchers. Projects must align with ICENECDEV's aims of environmental governance and protection and sustainable livelihoods. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $200. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
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