Difference between revisions of "Direct Aid Program (DAP) - AusAID"

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Aim — The goal of DAP is to advance developmental objectives and address humanitarian hardship in developing countries, while at the same time fulfilling Australia’s international relations and public diplomacy objectives.

More information — The Direct Aid Program (DAP) is a flexible, small grants program funded by the Australian Government through AusAID and managed by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. The program focuses on supporting small-scale development projects and activities that involve the beneficiaries in the identification, design and management of the projects.

Sectors —

Who can apply

Type of organisations targeted —

Specific organisations targeted — not-for-profit individuals, community groups and NGOs

Type of projects —

Specific type of projects — community health, education, small scale infrastructure, sanitation, rural development, environmental development, gender equality, conferences and training activities, and cultural and sporting activities

Project stadia —

Target world region —

Specific information on target countries — Developing countries

Criteria —

How to apply

Application procedure — Applications should be directed to, and are considered at, Posts. Prospective applicants should contact the relevant Australian Embassy or High Commission for details of the application process for the country in which the project is to be undertaken.

Selection procedure —