SF-424A & Instructions.pdf
This document is the SF-424A Budget Information for Non-Construction Programs form and its associated instructions. The form is used to provide budget details for a federal grant application.
The key details are:
The federal grant opportunity is the U.S. Embassy Paramaribo PAS Annual Program Statement, with a CFDA number of 19.040 for Public Diplomacy Programs.
The form includes sections to provide estimates for federal and non-federal funds, budget categories like personnel and equipment, forecasted cash needs, and future funding period estimates.
Applicants must complete this standard federal budget form as part of their grant application for the U.S. Embassy Paramaribo program, which focuses on priorities like strengthening democracy, addressing climate change, limiting corruption, supporting media, promoting diversity and inclusion, and enhancing cultural exchange.
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This document is a budget template for a small grant proposal to the U.S. Embassy in Paramaribo. The template includes budget categories such as Personnel, Travel, Equipment, Supplies, Contractual, and Other Direct Costs, with space to input the amounts requested from the U.S. Embassy and the applicant's cost share.
The related federal grant opportunity is the U.S. Embassy Paramaribo PAS Annual Program Statement, which invites proposals from NGOs, individuals, and government educational institutions for programs that contribute to the improvement of social, economic, or environmental conditions in Suriname and further one or more of the priority program areas, such as strengthening democracy, addressing climate change, limiting corruption, supporting a free media environment, advancing diversity and inclusion, promoting academic linkages, empowering women, developing alumni, enhancing agricultural production, and supporting cultural exchange. The funding instrument is a grant, and the federal grant program under which this opportunity is assigned is the Public Diplomacy Programs (CFDA 19.040).
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This document is a Small Grant Application for the U.S. Embassy Paramaribo Public Affairs Section. The application requires information about the applicant or organization, including the project title, total cost, amount requested from the U.S. Embassy, project duration, and a brief description of the applicant's experience or the organization's mission and relevant experience.
The application also includes sections for the proposal problem statement, summary and goals, activities and schedule, monitoring and evaluation plan, future funding or sustainability, project partners, and communication and outreach plan. A detailed budget must be submitted using the provided template, which includes categories for personnel, travel, equipment, supplies, contractual, and other direct costs.
The related federal grant opportunity is the U.S. Embassy Paramaribo PAS Annual Program Statement, which invites proposals from NGOs, individuals, and government educational institutions for programs that contribute to the improvement of social, economic, or environmental conditions in Suriname and further one or more of the listed priority program areas. The funding instrument is a grant, and the federal grant program under which this opportunity is assigned is the Public Diplomacy Programs (CFDA 19.040).
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This document is an Application for Federal Assistance SF-424 - Individual form, which provides instructions for completing the required federal grant application form.
The key details are:
This form is for individual applicants seeking a federal grant from the U.S. Embassy in Paramaribo, Suriname under the Public Diplomacy Programs (CFDA 19.040).
The funding opportunity is the U.S. Embassy Paramaribo PAS Annual Program Statement (Solicitation Number PAR-APS21-FY24), which invites proposals from NGOs, individuals, and educational institutions for programs that contribute to social, economic, or environmental improvements in Suriname and align with priority areas such as strengthening democracy, addressing climate change, limiting corruption, supporting media, advancing diversity, promoting academic linkages, empowering women, developing alumni, enhancing agriculture, and supporting cultural exchange.
The application requires standard applicant information, project details, and certification of the applicant's statements and compliance with terms if awarded.
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This document is a Request for Application (RFA) from the U.S. Embassy Paramaribo in Suriname. The RFA invites proposals from NGOs, individuals, and government educational institutions for programs that contribute to improving social, economic, or environmental conditions in Suriname and further one or more of the specified priority areas. The priority program areas include strengthening democracy, addressing climate change, limiting corruption, supporting a free media, advancing diversity and inclusion, promoting academic linkages, empowering women, developing alumni, enhancing agricultural production, and supporting cultural exchange. The programs must include a connection with American cultural elements, experts, organizations, or institutions. The funding opportunity number is PAR-APS21-FY24, and the federal grant program under which this opportunity is assigned is the Public Diplomacy Programs (CFDA 19.040) administered by the U.S. Department of State.
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