Georgia Elections and Political Processes Support through Direct Awards to Georgia's Civil Society Organizations (2019-2023)
USAID/Georgia is requesting applications from Georgian civil society organizations (CSOs) in support of its new Elections and Political Processes project (2019-2023).
Proposed CSO activities will aim to improve how Georgian citizens and their diverse interests are represented and satisfied through the political system.
USAID intends to provide approximately $4-$5 million in total USAID funding, subject to the availability of funds, to Georgian organizations through approximately 5-7 assistance awards with up to a 42-month period ( 3. 5 years) of performance between 2019 and 202 3. Assistance awards will contribute to the following project sub-purposes:
(i) empower and enable the electorate to effectively demand issues-based political party programs and policy agendas responsive to their needs; (ii) level the electoral playing field to ensure elections are free and fair competitions; and (iii) boost participation and representation of politically marginalized groups (e.g.
women, youth, minorities, persons with disabilities) to ensure their interests are heard and represented by the political system.
Proposed CSO activities will aim to improve how Georgian citizens and their diverse interests are represented and satisfied through the political system.
USAID intends to provide approximately $4-$5 million in total USAID funding, subject to the availability of funds, to Georgian organizations through approximately 5-7 assistance awards with up to a 42-month period ( 3. 5 years) of performance between 2019 and 202 3. Assistance awards will contribute to the following project sub-purposes:
(i) empower and enable the electorate to effectively demand issues-based political party programs and policy agendas responsive to their needs; (ii) level the electoral playing field to ensure elections are free and fair competitions; and (iii) boost participation and representation of politically marginalized groups (e.g.
women, youth, minorities, persons with disabilities) to ensure their interests are heard and represented by the political system.
Agency: Agency for International Development
Office: Georgia USAID-Tbilisi
Estimated Funding: $4,600,000
Office: Georgia USAID-Tbilisi
Estimated Funding: $4,600,000
Relevant Nonprofit Program Categories
Obtain Full Opportunity Text:
U.S. Embassy website
Additional Information of Eligibility:
The USAID Mission in Georgia is seeking applications from eligible Georgian organizations.
Only qualified local Georgian organizations may apply for this funding opportunity.
Full Opportunity Web Address:
Funding Opportunity Announcement
Contact:
Agency Email Description:
egamezardashvili@usaid.gov
Agency Email:
Date Posted:
2019-02-15
Application Due Date:
Archive Date:
2010-01-21
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