Title(~30/04) U.S. Mission to Indonesia — Combating Environmental Crime2020-04-07 09:15
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The U.S. Mission to Indonesia provides financial assistance to build the capacity of law enforcement, government institutions, and local civil society organizations to prevent and report on environmental crimes in Indonesia. 

Capacity-building activities could include but are not limited to financial analysis ; conducting workshops, hosting conferences, or facilitating study tours. Individual awards are not to exceed US$225 thousand. 

Eligibility extends to U.S. based and overseas-based non-profit organizations (NGOs) or educational institutions. Please note that this is a two-step application process. Applicants must first submit a short concept note. 

Selected applicants will then be invited to submit full proposal.  


Deadline: 30 April 2020


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https://www.grants.gov/web/grants/view-opportunity.html?oppId=325758

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