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Public Diplomacy Project Grants for U.S.-South Africa Partnerships (FY25)

The U.S. Mission to South Africa, under the U.S. Department of State, is seeking proposals from non-profit organizations for its Annual Program Statement 2025 to advance public diplomacy objectives. - Government Buyer: - U.S. Department of State, U.S. Embassy Pretoria, Public Diplomacy Section - Eligible Applicants: - Non-profit organizations, civil society groups, educational institutions, and think tanks (preference for South African organizations with proven track records) - Program Focus Areas: - STEM education, especially in partnership with technical and vocational education and training institutions - Higher education linkages and alumni networks - Media development and media literacy - Entrepreneurship and community security - Regional initiatives in provinces such as KwaZulu Natal, Eastern Cape, Western Cape, Northern Cape, Gauteng, Free State, North West, Pretoria, Limpopo, and Mpumalanga - Products/Services Requested: - Implementation of public diplomacy projects that foster partnerships and knowledge sharing between U.S. and South African citizens and institutions - All projects must include a significant American component and primarily take place in South Africa - Funding Details: - Individual awards up to $25,000 each - Total funding pool of $200,000, with up to 10 awards anticipated - Notable Requirements: - Projects must comply with federal anti-discrimination laws - Registration with SAM.gov required for finalists - Application process includes concept notes and, if selected, full proposals - Continuation grants may be considered based on progress and funding availability

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The U.S. Mission to South Africa Public Diplomacy Section of the U.S. Department of State announces its Annual Program Statement for Fiscal Year 2025. The program provides awards of less than $25,000 each to non-profit organizations for projects that develop and strengthen partnerships and knowledge sharing between U.S. and South African institutions. The application process involves submitting concept notes followed by full proposals for selected applicants. Projects must align with strategic priorities such as STEM education, higher education linkages, alumni networks, media development, entrepreneurship, and community security, with activities principally in South Africa.

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