Establishing a Global System of Regional Wildlife Enforcement Networks: Assessing Feasibility of an Andean Wildlife Enforcement Network and Building ASEAN-WEN Capacity to Combat Illegal Trade in Marine Turtles and other Marine Species
The Office of Ecology and Natural Resource Conservation of the Bureau of Oceans, Environment, and Science (OES) at the Department of State announces a Request for Applications for management of the project entitled, Establishing a Global System of Regional Wildlife Enforcement Networks:
Assessing Establishment of an Andean Wildlife Enforcement Network ($49,500) and Building ASEAN-WEN Capacity to Combat Illegal Trade in Marine Turtles and other Marine Species ($148,500). The Initiative aims to evaluate opportunities to develop and an Andean Wildlife Enforcement Network, and strengthen the marine turtle component of ASEAN-WEN training efforts.
The Grantee and its partners (if any) will work collaboratively with OES and U. S. Embassy staff as appropriate to further develop ASEAN-WEN and explore opportunities for an additional regional network to interdict illegal wildlife trade.
Total U. S. Department of State funding for this grant is $198,00 0. The Grantee is expected to do cost sharing.
Non-governmental Organizations (NGOs) and International Organizations (IOs) with experience in the work described in the program goals and activities are encouraged to submit proposals.
Contact Person:
Antoinette Condo Bureau of Oceans, Environment, and Science condoaj@state.gov Phone:
(202) 647-0657, Fax:
(202) 736-7351 Please carefully read the entire solicitation package if you plan to submit an application; there are steps that you should take immediately in order to make your submissions by the deadline.
Assessing Establishment of an Andean Wildlife Enforcement Network ($49,500) and Building ASEAN-WEN Capacity to Combat Illegal Trade in Marine Turtles and other Marine Species ($148,500). The Initiative aims to evaluate opportunities to develop and an Andean Wildlife Enforcement Network, and strengthen the marine turtle component of ASEAN-WEN training efforts.
The Grantee and its partners (if any) will work collaboratively with OES and U. S. Embassy staff as appropriate to further develop ASEAN-WEN and explore opportunities for an additional regional network to interdict illegal wildlife trade.
Total U. S. Department of State funding for this grant is $198,00 0. The Grantee is expected to do cost sharing.
Non-governmental Organizations (NGOs) and International Organizations (IOs) with experience in the work described in the program goals and activities are encouraged to submit proposals.
Contact Person:
Antoinette Condo Bureau of Oceans, Environment, and Science condoaj@state.gov Phone:
(202) 647-0657, Fax:
(202) 736-7351 Please carefully read the entire solicitation package if you plan to submit an application; there are steps that you should take immediately in order to make your submissions by the deadline.
Agency: Department of State
Office: Ocean and International Environmental Scientific
Estimated Funding: $198,000
Office: Ocean and International Environmental Scientific
Estimated Funding: $198,000
Relevant Nonprofit Program Categories
Obtain Full Opportunity Text:
Not Available
Additional Information of Eligibility:
In addition to Non-profit organizations, international organizations are also eligible to apply under this competition announcement.
Full Opportunity Web Address:
Contact:
Maria UrbinaProgram SpecialistPhone 202-647-4346
Agency Email Description:
UrbinaMA1@state.gov
Agency Email:
UrbinaMA1@state.gov
Date Posted:
2010-03-30
Application Due Date:
2010-04-26
Archive Date:
2010-05-26
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