FAQs for South Sudan Funding Opportunity SFOP0008620 (1).pdf
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- 2022 South Sudan Full Proposal
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- SFOP0008620
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This document provides frequently asked questions (FAQs) for a funding opportunity through the Department of State Bureau of Population Refugees and Migration (PRM) known as SFOP0008620 for 2022 South Sudan programming. Eligible applicants can apply as either a lead applicant or subgrantee in a consortium, with no more than two applications allowed per country. Proposed activities must primarily support refugee populations in South Sudan's Upper Nile and Unity States, with at least 50% of beneficiaries required to be refugees. Allowable costs include vehicle purchases when following 2 CFR 200 regulations. Awards will contribute to the Overseas Refugee Assistance Programs for Africa program (CFDA 19.517), assisting basic needs for refugees across the African continent through specialized NGO programming in partnership with international organizations.
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Frequently Asked Questions for Funding Opportunity SFOP0008620
1. Can a proposal budget include funds to purchase a vehicle?
Response: There is no prohibition against including the purchase of a vehicle for programming use in the proposal budget. NGOs planning for capital expenditures such as the purchase of a vehicle must follow the regulations outlined in 2CFR200.313.
2. Can an NGO submit an additional application as the lead applicant in a consortium or would they need to be a sub-grantee in the consortium in order to be eligible for additional funding?
Response: The NGO could apply as either the lead applicant or a sub of a consortium to be eligible for funding consideration. In situations where there is potential for multiple awards to the same recipient, PRM prefers to see clear differences in the scope, geographic location, and/or population(s) of concern.
No more than two applications per country are allowed.
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