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The Secretary’s Office of Global Women’s Issues of the U. S. Department of State announces an open competition for organizations to respond to submit a statement of interest (SOI) outlining concepts and capacity to manage a program that will strengthen grassroots, women-led networks and coalitions
to address systemic barriers impeding women’s access to economic opportunity and decision-making over economic resources and assets to advance women’s economic security.
Competitive SOIs must propose a consortium of U.S.-based and/or international organizations with global reach and diverse experience addressing women’s economic security, with one lead organization serving as the primary recipient/applicant.
Consortium members must demonstrate strong ties to local non-governmental organizations, civil society organizations, business associations, and/or community-based organizations across chosen countries who can serve as local partners as appropriate.
Consortium members will demonstrate expertise across technical thematic areas outlined in the proposal results framework, including but not limited to in women’s entrepreneurship and financial inclusion, women’s labor rights and decent work opportunities, and addressing and responding to gender-based violence impeding women’s economic participation.
Applicants must choose at least three (3) countries where they plan to begin implementation and articulate a process for selecting and initiating programming in additional countries during project implementation.
Please carefully follow all instructions in the Request for Statements of Interest.
Competitive SOIs must propose a consortium of U.S.-based and/or international organizations with global reach and diverse experience addressing women’s economic security, with one lead organization serving as the primary recipient/applicant.
Consortium members must demonstrate strong ties to local non-governmental organizations, civil society organizations, business associations, and/or community-based organizations across chosen countries who can serve as local partners as appropriate.
Consortium members will demonstrate expertise across technical thematic areas outlined in the proposal results framework, including but not limited to in women’s entrepreneurship and financial inclusion, women’s labor rights and decent work opportunities, and addressing and responding to gender-based violence impeding women’s economic participation.
Applicants must choose at least three (3) countries where they plan to begin implementation and articulate a process for selecting and initiating programming in additional countries during project implementation.
Please carefully follow all instructions in the Request for Statements of Interest.
Obtain Full Opportunity Text:
Link to Opportunity in MyGrants
Additional Information of Eligibility:
Eligibility is limited to the following organizations funded under FOA PS09-906, Category C: CBA for Health Departments: 1.
AIDS Project Los Angeles 2.
National Minority AIDS Council 3.
National Community Health Partners (formerly Arizona Mexico Border health Foundation) 4.
Public Health Foundation Enterprises (CA HIV/STD Prevention Training Center) 5.
University of Rochester (Center for Health and Behavioral Training)
Full Opportunity Web Address:
https://mygrants.servicenowservices.com/mygrants?id=mygrants_form&table=x_g_usd4_d_grant_funding_opportunity&sys_id=a2ce7753475e16944f681864336d43c5&view=Default
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Technical Information Management Section (TIMS)
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Date Posted:
2024-12-26
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Archive Date:
2011-07-21
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