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11 Dec 2019
New call for small grant projects in Palestine
On behalf of the Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund, BirdLife announces a new Call for Letters of Inquiry for projects focused on plant conservation in Palestine.
CEPF and BirdLife International, serving as regional implementation team (RIT) for the hotspot, are inviting proposals in the form of letters of inquiry (LOIs) for small grants from non-governmental organizations, community groups, private enterprises, universities and other civil society organizations.
Where: Palestine
Opening Date: Tuesday 10 December 2019
Closing Date: Thursday 30 January 2020
Budget: Between US $5,000 and US $20,000
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Theme: Strategic Direction 4: Strengthen the engagement of civil society to support the conservation of plants that are critically endangered or have highly restricted ranges.
How to Apply
Please carefully read the call for proposals document, available below, which provides detailed requirements and instructions.
Before applying, applicants are encouraged to discuss project ideas and eligibility, contact: Sharif Jbour, Programme Officer for the Middle East; Sharif.Jbour@birdlife.org
بالنيابة عن صندوق شراكة الأنظمة البيئية الهامة، تعلن بيردلايف عن دعوة جديدة لتقديم طلبات للحصول على منح صغيرة لمشاريع تركز على حفظ النباتات في فلسطين
يدعو صندوق شراكة الأنظمة البيئية الهامة (CEPF) وبيردلايف إنترناشيونال بصفته فريقالتنفيذالإقليمي للصندوق في منطقة حوض البحر الأبيض المتوسط للتنوع الحيوي، المنظمات غير الحكومية والمجموعات المحلية والشركات الخاصة والجامعات ومؤسسات المجتمع المدني المختلفة إلى التقدم بمقترحات مشاريع للحصول على منح صغيرة.
الدول المؤهلة : فلسطين
موعد بدء تقديم المقترحات: الثلاثاء 10 كانون الأول - ديسمبر 2019
آخر موعد للتقديم: الخميس 30 كانون الثاني – يناير 2020
الميزانية : 5,000 دولار أمريكي حتى 20,000 دولار أمريكي
الأنشطة المُؤهِلَة : التوجه الاستراتيجي (4): تعزيز مشاركة المجتمع المدني في دعم الحفاظ على النباتات المهددة بالانقراض بشكل حرج والمقيدة بشكل كبير ضمن حدود صغيرة.
.كيفية تقديم الطلبات )قائمة المعلومات(
يرجى قراءة دعوة تقديم مقترحات المشاريع بعناية، والتي تتضمن المتطلبات والإرشادات بالتفصيل
يفضل أن يقوم المتقدمين بمناقشة أفكار المشروع وشروط الأهلية قبل التقدم بالطلبات، بالتواصل مع مسئول البرنامج بمنطقةالشرقالأوسط : شريفالجبورSharif.Jbour@birdlife.org
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