Grant Program 2016 - GIF: for Innovative Solutions to Global Development Challenges with the Potential for Substantially Greater Impact than Existing Approaches, Especially for Poor and Vulnerable Groups (Grant up to USD $15 Million)
Wednesday, October 14, 2015
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GIF is open and accepting
applications from social enterprises, for-profit companies, non-profit
organisations, government agencies, international organisations, and
researchers in any country to apply for funding. We take applications on a
rolling basis, with no specific deadline to apply.
GIF welcomes applicants to
propose innovative, cost-effective solutions that address any major development
challenge in any country (or in multiple countries) in the developing
world.
We evaluate our investments within the following criteria:
1. Innovation and Impact
GIF
supports innovations that benefit people living on less than the equivalent of
$5 per day (PPP) in developing countries, and we are especially interested in
innovations that impact people living on less than $2 per day (PPP). We are
also seeking innovations that benefit vulnerable groups such as women and
girls, the disabled, minority or indigenous groups, refugees or displaced
communities, or other vulnerable populations.
2.
Potential
to Scale
We
seek innovations that have potential to eventually scale up and meaningfully
improve the lives of millions of people living in developing countries. We ask
all of our applicants to share their vision and plans for growing their
innovations to a large scale, as we hope that many of the innovations we invest
in will eventually reach this goal. Innovations should have strong potential to
be politically, logistically, and financially viable at scale, whether they
plan to commercialize or attract ongoing public support.
3. Team
We look for
innovators with the relevant expertise and capabilities to achieve success,
with clear roles, responsibilities, and time commitments needed to be
successful. Teams should be able to demonstrate strong knowledge of the
problems they are addressing and what approaches are likely to work in the
local environment surrounding their innovation (e.g. operational, geographical,
political, or social context).
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