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Friday, January 22, 2016

Young Connector of the Future

he Swedish Institute’s Young Connectors of the Future Programme (YCF) is an intercultural leadership programme that aims to lay a foundation for dialogue and knowledge sharing among young leaders from South Asia.
The call for application is now open and will close 22 February. The next YCF programme will be held in Sweden 29 August – 16 September 2016. Read more about the application process here. Please note that the YCF Programme 2016 will also include participants from Sri Lanka.


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The U.S. Ambassador’s Fund

The U.S. Ambassador’s Fund supports small scale, high impact projects to improve communities throughout Pakistan. This five-year program provides resources for initiatives designed by Pakistan’s grassroots organizations and community groups. It is funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), and implemented by the National Rural Support Program (NRSP).
The size of each grant can be up to $75,000 to support activities for up to one year in duration. Communities and civil society groups should ensure significant local contribution in cash, labor or material.
To be eligible for a grant under the Ambassador’s Fund the applicant organization/ proposed project should:
  • Demonstrate adequate ability to manage and implement donor funded projects with adequately functional management systems.
  • The application for funding assistance must fall under the USAID priority areas
  • Be completed in one year or less
  • Have significant community participation and contribution in cash, labor or material
  • Focus on inclusive development (women, men, girls, boys, disabled & minorities)
  • Have Gender sensitive approach
  • Have a significant impact, benefitting the greatest number of people possible
  • Improve basic economic or social conditions at the local community level
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Thursday, January 21, 2016

PEEF Scholarship for GB Students

Panjab Education Endowment Fund (PEEF) announces scholarship for brilliant and deserved
students from Gilgit-Baltistan. See below ad for further detail or click here to visit PEEF site.
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Brunei Darussalam Government Scholarships to Foreign Students

The government of Brunei Darussalam announce scholarships for foreign students. Visit below link for the complete detail.

http://www.mofat.gov.bn/Pages/BDScholarship.aspx
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Wednesday, January 13, 2016

Grant Assistance for Cultural Grassroots Project

Grant assistance for Cultural Grassroots Project (GCGP) provides nonrefundable financial assistance to support the implementation of cultural and higher education projects conducted by non-profit organizations (including non-governmental organizations (NGOs), local authorities, research and higher education institutions, etc.) that are active at the grass-roots level in developing countries.
GCGP directly supports the promotion of culture and higher education at the grass-roots level in each country, while also actig as cooperation which encourages understanding of and cultural exchanges with Japan.
Recipients/Eligible Institutions
NGOs, research/educational institutions, local government units, non-government and non-profit cultural and higher educational organizations. Individuals are not eligible.
Conditions
  • The proposal must specify a project that aims at promoting culture and education (e.g. preservation of cultural relics, exhibition or performance of cultural activities, promotion of higher education or research). Administrative expenses of the applicant organization are not included.
  • The project must directly benefit grassroots activities (preferably projects which involve the local community). The recipient must be the applicant organization and the local community as the direct beneficiaries. It is to be expected that the management, maintenance and administration of the project facilities will directly involve the community.
  • As a matter of principle, the project must be implemented locally.
  • The project must be included in the list of allowed equipment or activities.
Priority Areas
  • Preservation of cultural relics
  • Japanese language education
  • Promotion of sports activities
  • Promotion of music
  • Cultural facilities (Light and sound system in a cultural theatres)
    Ineligible Items
    • Projects that are currently receiving aid through some other grant schemes
    • Projects that do not directly benefit the grassroots level and are not directly related to cultural activities
    • Staff salary
    • Electricity and water consumption
    • Rent for homes or office
    • Fuel and/or gas for vehicles
    • Consumables (supplies, etc.)
    • Equipment for proponent’s office (e.g. stationery, photocopy machines, personal computer, printer, fax machines, cellular phones, etc.)
    • Furniture, air-conditioners, crime-prevention devices, and generators in facilities
    • Vehicles
    • Land purchase
    • Animal dispersal
    • Funding for research and/or project conceptualization
    • Funding for missionary projects, political activities or activities related to elections,commercial projects, and projects supporting specific doctrines or ideologies, or military projects
    • Library books
    • Organization of cultural festivals/performances
    • Payment for VAT, customs and duties, registration/license/certification fees, etc.
    • Inflation
Application Process
An eligible organization should send application directly to the Embassy of Japan in Pakistan. Applications by email will not be accepted. The deadline for submission differs every year. Please contact the Embassy for confirmation.
Project Documents
1. Covering letter with checklist (Word) (PDF)
2. Application Form (Word) (PDF)
3. Instructions to fill the application (PDF)
4. Costing breakdown (Word) (PDF)
5. Organizational chart.(PDF)
Mailing Address
Public Affairs Section, Embassy of Japan
Address: 53-70, Diplomatic Enclave 1, Ramna-5/4, Islamabad 44000 (Pakistan)
Tel # : 051-9072500
Fax # : 051-9072357
E-mail : culture@ib.mofa.go.jp

Conditions are subject to change
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Grant Assistance for Cultural Grassroots Project

Grant assistance for Cultural Grassroots Project (GCGP) provides nonrefundable financial assistance to support the implementation of cultural and higher education projects conducted by non-profit organizations (including non-governmental organizations (NGOs), local authorities, research and higher education institutions, etc.) that are active at the grass-roots level in developing countries.
GCGP directly supports the promotion of culture and higher education at the grass-roots level in each country, while also actig as cooperation which encourages understanding of and cultural exchanges with Japan.
Recipients/Eligible Institutions
NGOs, research/educational institutions, local government units, non-government and non-profit cultural and higher educational organizations. Individuals are not eligible.
Conditions
  • The proposal must specify a project that aims at promoting culture and education (e.g. preservation of cultural relics, exhibition or performance of cultural activities, promotion of higher education or research). Administrative expenses of the applicant organization are not included.
  • The project must directly benefit grassroots activities (preferably projects which involve the local community). The recipient must be the applicant organization and the local community as the direct beneficiaries. It is to be expected that the management, maintenance and administration of the project facilities will directly involve the community.
  • As a matter of principle, the project must be implemented locally.
  • The project must be included in the list of allowed equipment or activities.
Priority Areas
  • Preservation of cultural relics
  • Japanese language education
  • Promotion of sports activities
  • Promotion of music
  • Cultural facilities (Light and sound system in a cultural theatres)
    Ineligible Items
    • Projects that are currently receiving aid through some other grant schemes
    • Projects that do not directly benefit the grassroots level and are not directly related to cultural activities
    • Staff salary
    • Electricity and water consumption
    • Rent for homes or office
    • Fuel and/or gas for vehicles
    • Consumables (supplies, etc.)
    • Equipment for proponent’s office (e.g. stationery, photocopy machines, personal computer, printer, fax machines, cellular phones, etc.)
    • Furniture, air-conditioners, crime-prevention devices, and generators in facilities
    • Vehicles
    • Land purchase
    • Animal dispersal
    • Funding for research and/or project conceptualization
    • Funding for missionary projects, political activities or activities related to elections,commercial projects, and projects supporting specific doctrines or ideologies, or military projects
    • Library books
    • Organization of cultural festivals/performances
    • Payment for VAT, customs and duties, registration/license/certification fees, etc.
    • Inflation
Application Process
An eligible organization should send application directly to the Embassy of Japan in Pakistan. Applications by email will not be accepted. The deadline for submission differs every year. Please contact the Embassy for confirmation.
Project Documents
1. Covering letter with checklist (Word) (PDF)
2. Application Form (Word) (PDF)
3. Instructions to fill the application (PDF)
4. Costing breakdown (Word) (PDF)
5. Organizational chart.(PDF)
Mailing Address
Public Affairs Section, Embassy of Japan
Address: 53-70, Diplomatic Enclave 1, Ramna-5/4, Islamabad 44000 (Pakistan)
Tel # : 051-9072500
Fax # : 051-9072357
E-mail : culture@ib.mofa.go.jp

Conditions are subject to change
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