Grant Application.pdf
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- Attached to
- Promoting Economic Prosperity and Human Development - Malabo Public Diplomacy Small Grants
- Opportunity number
- DOS-PDS-MAL-FY25-01
- Issued by
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Department of State US Embassy Malabo
About this file
This is a grant application form template from the U.S. Embassy in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea for their Public Diplomacy Small Grants Program promoting economic prosperity and human development. The form requires applicants to provide project details including goals, intended audience, expected impact, problem statement, planned activities, evaluation metrics, and organizational background.
The application includes sections for applicant information (legal name, address, contact details, NGO registration), prior funding history from U.S. and foreign governments, and a detailed budget summary broken down into personnel, fringe benefits, travel, equipment, supplies, and contractual costs. Required identifiers include NCAGE Code and UEI number. The form must be submitted to malabogrants@state.gov and is associated with grant opportunity DOS-PDS-MAL-FY25-01, which focuses on economic diversification, capacity-building, entrepreneurship and professional development through the Department of State's Public Diplomacy Programs (CFDA 19.040).
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U.S. Embassy of the United States of America, Equatorial Guinea Grant Program Application Form
U.S. Embassy Malabo, Public Affairs, malabogrants@state.gov T (+240) 333 09 57 41 W https://malabo.usembassy.gov/contact.html
Date of Application Submission: Proposed Dates of the Project:
Title of Project: Name of Organization/Individual:
Amount Requested: NCAGE Code: UEI:
Project Details
What is the goal of the project?
Who is the intended audience?
How will the project impact participant’s lives?
What is the problem that your project is addressing?
Describe the activities you plan to carry out:
mailto:malabogrants@state.gov https://malabo.usembassy.gov/contact.html
How will you evaluate the success of the project? What do you hope to accomplish? Be specific.
Describe your organization and give examples of other projects you have implemented in the past:
Applicant Information
Legal name of applicant
Legal address of applicant
E-mail address of applicant
Phone number of contact person
NGO registration number (if applicable)
Year organization was founded
Social Media Instagram: Twitter:
Location of project implementation
Applicants must fill out this section if they previously received financial assistance from the U.S. government and/or U.S. Embassy Malabo. If this section does not apply, please add N/A.
Funding 1: Include project name, amount, implementation dates
Funding 2: Include project name, amount, implementation dates
Funding 3: Include project name, amount, implementation dates
Applicants must fill out this section if they previously received financial assistance from a foreign government other than Equatorial Guinea or the United States (and/or any Embassy other than the U.S. Embassy). If this section does not apply, please add N/A.
Funding 1: Include project name, amount, implementation dates
Funding 2: Include project name, amount, implementation dates
Funding 3: Include project name, amount, implementation dates
BUDGET SUMMARY
Line Items Federal Funds
Narrative (Give details of what you need to implement your pro-gram effectively) Personnel
Fringe Benefits
Travel
Equipment
Supplies
Contractual
Total Federal
Funds
Cost Share
(if applicable)
Total Project Costs
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