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Middle East Partnership Initiative
Local Grants
 - 2005 North Africa, Levant, and Egypt Programs
 - 2005 Gulf Region Programs
 - 2004 North Africa Programs
 - 2004 Levant and Egypt Programs
 - 2004 Gulf Programs
 - 2003 Small Grants
  

Local Grants


In addition to larger grants given in response to specific solicitations, the Middle East Partnership Initiative provides a significant number of local grants each year directly to organizations working at the community level to advance reform. Local-grant projects promote greater freedom and opportunity for people in the region by helping local partners more quickly bring their innovative project ideas to life. These grants also are successful in expanding the role of civil society in identifying local challenges and finding the best solutions to them at the community level.

Applications for MEPI local grants should be submitted directly to U.S. embassies in the region. Local-grant projects, which must be completed in one year or less, usually range in cost from $10,000 to $25,000, but individuals and organizations are encouraged to write their budgets to actual costs. Applications are accepted in English, Arabic, and French.

  

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