American Institute in Taiwan

Agency facts

Office code
19A1TW
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About this agency

The Department of State American Institute in Taiwan is a civilian sub-agency within the State Department that advances U.S. diplomatic and cultural engagement with Taiwan through grant-making and program administration. The Institute operates as an intermediary organization supporting bilateral relationships where formal diplomatic recognition does not exist.

The Institute has awarded one federal grant totaling $21 thousand as of September 1, 2025. This limited activity reflects the Institute's narrow funding remit and recent entry into federal grant-making; the single award was structured as a Project Grant. No additional grant opportunities or solicitation activity is recorded against the agency as of the current date.

Pursue this agency only if your firm has a specific fit with Taiwan-focused diplomatic, cultural, or educational programming. The current grant footprint is minimal and does not suggest an active or expanding opportunities pipeline in the near term.

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What is American Institute in Taiwan?

American Institute in Taiwan is part of US Consulates and Embassies, Department of State.

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