Call For Proposal 2014 - CFC: Support to Commodity based growth, Employment generation, Increase in household incomes, Reduction in poverty, and Enhancement of Food Security

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Closing Date: October 10, 2014.

The CFC (an intergovernmental financial institution) provides financing to organisations and enterprises engaged in commodity value chains. Through financial support, the CFC seeks to support implementation of innovative interventions that target new opportunities in commodity markets leading to commodity based growth, employment generation, increase in household incomes, reduction in poverty, and enhancement of food security. The intervention should be scalable and financially sustainable and have a measurable positive impact on the stakeholders in commodity value chains.


Financial support in the form of grants and loans ranges from US$100 thousand to US$1.5 million. Funding is targeted mainly to for-profit organizations and social enterprises for production, value chains, and marketing across a wide group of commodities (agricultural crops, tree crops, timber, bamboo and rattan, minerals, and others). 


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Risk Award 2014 - UNISDR: to Increase People’s Resilience to Risks and Disasters ( Award up to €100,000 )

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Closing Date: November 1, 2014.

The UN International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (UNISDR), Global Risk Forum Davos (GRF) and Munich ReFoundation (MRF) jointly invite individuals, teams or institutions from all different sectors, including governmental bodies for Risk Award up to €100,000 to increase people’s resilience to risks and disasters. Primary aim of the award is to increase people’s resilience to risks and disasters, especially in developing countries. The award may concentrate on population development, water as a resource, and other risk.

Topic: Disaster emergency – Resilience for the most vulnerable.
Ideas involving the people at risk, proposals combining bottom-up approaches with top-down frameworks and projects engaging multi-stakeholder partnerships (different sectors, different sizes, different organizational background, PPPs) are highly encouraged.

Eligibility Criteria:
§  Applicants can be individuals, teams or institutions from all different sectors, including governmental bodies.
§  The proposed project should be between 6 months to 2 years.
§  The proposal must address the topic: ‘Disaster Risk Reduction – People-centered, innovative and sustainable’.
§  The proposed project must include an implementation part (action), a proposal solely based on research is not sufficient.
§  The risks must be related to natural, climate change and/or environmental issues.
§  Risks due to social turmoil, war, chemical disasters, and/or political crises will be funded.
§  The RISK Award contribution must have a visible impact within the project.
§  If the whole budget is bigger than the RISK Award it must be clearly visible for what purpose the RISK Award funding will be used.


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