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USAID - Global Development Alliance Annual Program Statement

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{{Financebox |name =USAID - Global Development Alliance Annual Program Statement |logo = |headquarters =U.S. Agency for International Development<br>Ronald Reagan Building<br>Washington, D.C. 20523-1000 <br>|contact =Todd Kirkbride<br>Phone : +1 202 712-1747 <br>
Email: [email protected]
Phone : +1 (202) 712-1747 <br>|website = [http://idea.usaid.gov/sites/default/files/attachments/2012_GDA_APS.pdf document link], USAid main [http://www.usaid.gov/gda link]|financedby =USAID |.
aim =Coordinates agreements between companies, non-for-profits, and government agencies that maximize the amount benefit of aid provided to developing nations. These alliances bring significant new resources, ideas, technologies and partners to bear on problems in countries where USAID works. |moreinfo financedby =Alliance partners are expected to bring significant new resources, ideas, technologies, and/or partners to address development problems and challenges in countries where USAID is currently working. Funding Opportunity Nr. APS-OAA-10-000001 |
target_org|aim =publicCoordinates agreements between companies, non-private alliances |target_projects=Sectors:a) food security and agricultureb) antifor-corruption/ democracy and governance/civil society strengtheningc) humanitarian assistanced) disaster preparednessprofits, response and recoverye) economic growth and trade capacity buildingf) education and youthg) climate change, environment and energyh) healthi) information technologyj) urban programsk) water |target_stadia= |target_countries= |target_criteria=1. Alliance proposals must have clearly-defined objectives agreed government agencies that maximize the amount benefit of aid provided to by all partnersdeveloping nations.2. Alliance proposals will to demonstrate These alliances bring significant newresources, non-public resources ideas, technologies and partners to address international development bear on problems.3. Alliances must operate in countries where USAID has field missions and must fit within the strategic objectives of these missions4. Alliance proposals must contribute to one or more of USAID’s high priority sectoral and programmatic objectives.5works. Alliance proposals must be reasonably expected to achieve significant development impact.6. Alliance proposals must be feasible from a technical, economic, financial, and social perspective. |
finance_mech |moreinfo =max 50% No further limitation. Past awards have ranged from $50,000 Alliance partners are expected to $10bring significant new resources,000ideas,000 |finance_budget= |finance_minimum=No minimum |finance_maximum=No maximum |finance_period=Yearlytechnologies, deadline Sep 30, 2010 |and/or partners to address development problems and challenges in countries where USAID is currently working. <br>
Funding Opportunity Nr. APS-OAA-10-000001  |target_org=public-private alliances |target_projects=Sectors:a) food security and agriculture <br>b) anti-corruption/ democracy and governance/civil society strengthening <br>c) humanitarian assistance <br>d) disaster preparedness, response and recovery <br>e) economic growth and trade capacity building <br>f) education and youth <br>g) climate change, environment and energy <br>h) health <br>i) information technology <br>j) urban programs <br>k) water <br>|target_stadia= |target_countries= |target_criteria=# Alliance proposals must have clearly-defined objectives agreed to by all partners.# Alliance proposals will to demonstrate significant new, non-public resources to address international development problems.# Alliances must operate in countries where USAID has field missions and must fit within the strategic objectives of these missions# Alliance proposals must contribute to one or more of USAID’s high priority sectoral and programmatic objectives.# Alliance proposals must be reasonably expected to achieve significant development impact.# Alliance proposals must be feasible from a technical, economic, financial, and social perspective.  |finance_mech =max 50% No further limitation. Past awards have ranged from $50,000 to $10,000,000 |finance_budget= |finance_minimum=No minimum |finance_maximum=No maximum |finance_period=Yearly, deadline Sep 30, 2010  |proc_application=Applicants are required to submit short concept papers and will receive instructions on whether or not to proceed with a full application. Technical comments provided on the concept paper should guide the submission of the full application. |proc_selection = |
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