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1. British Embassy .......................................................................................................... 1

2. Livelihoods and Food Security Trust (LIFT) Fund ....................................................... 7

3. Pyoe Pin Programme ............................................................................................. 12

4. Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation ............................................. 13

5. US Embassy (Small Grants Program) ...................................................................... 15

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Postal Address : 80, Strand Road, Yangon, MyanmarPhone/fax : Ph - 01 370863/4/5/7, Fax – 01 370866Email/Website : [email protected], www.ukinburma.fco.gov.uk

British Embassy

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Aung Aung SheinPhone: 01 370863/4/5/7Email: [email protected]

The British Embassy is committed to increasing respect for human rights, democratic reform and improved governance, sustainable political solutions to the country’s confl icts, and improved human security. The Grassroots Development Programme aims to pursue these goals through strengthening civil society, including facilitat-ing networking opportunities, upgrading skills and providing fund-ing towards sustainable approaches.

1. Project Type 1 Description: Increased respect for human rights2. Project Type 2 Description: Democratic reform and improved governance3. Project Type 3 Description: Sustainable political solution to ongoing internal confl icts

All over the country

When does Call for Proposals come out and how many times per year?The funding cycle of the Grassroots Development Programme is based on the British fi nancial year (April 1st to March 31st). We aim to make decisions on funding at least three times in each year, in May, August and November (although subject to change).Grant size?USD 1,000 to USD 30,000Eligibility (Exclusions and Limitations)

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Attached Call for Proposal :

Proposals that are unlikely to be successful in obtaining funding are: Those for the offi ce equipment, land or vehicle purchase, and building Those for recurrent costs such as salaries, rent, utility costs, supplies, school fees, routine repairs and maintenance.

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Postal Address : Inya Lake Hotel, Yangon, MyanmarPhone/fax : 95-1-657704; Fax: 95-1-657702Email/Website : [email protected], http://www.lift-fund.net

Livelihoods and Food Security Trust (LIFT) Fund

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LIFT

Yasmin PadamseeEmail: [email protected]

To improve the food and livelihood security of poor and vulnerable people in Myanmar.

LIFT currently has a “Learning and Innovation” funding window that is open. Projects that meet any of the following outputs can be submitted to the LIFT fund as a concept note on a rolling basis. 1. Increase agricultural production and incomes through improved production and post-harvest technologies, improved access to in-puts and markets. (“Agriculture” includes fi eld and horticultural crops, livestock, farm forestry, aquaculture, and “inputs” include credit)2. Targeted households supported in non-agricultural livelihood activities and/or trained in livelihood skills for employment. (In-cludes credit to non-agricultural activities and marketing support. “Non-agricultural” includes wild capture fi shery)3. Effective social protection measures that increase the incomes, enhance the livelihood opportunities or protect livelihoods assets of chronically poor households.4. Sustainable natural resource management and environmental rehabilitation supported to protect local livelihoods.5. Local capacity strengthened to support and promote food and livelihoods security for the poor.6. Monitoring and evaluation evidence and commissioned studies used to inform programme and policy development.

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Attached Call for Proposal:

Currently, LIFT works in the rural areas of Ayeyarwady Delta, the Dry Zone and Chin, Kachin, Shan, Rakhine States.

The LIFT Donor Consortium and LIFT Fund Board have agreed to establish a new LIFT funding envelope called the Innovation and Learning Window. The funding window will make resources available separately from formal funding rounds. Applications can be received on an on-going basis.

Objective:The Innovation and Learning Window will support innovation & learning across all of LIFT’s output areas. Application procedures:In order to simplify the application process, LIFT encourages ap-plicants to submit a concept note with a budget attached for this funding window. If the concept meets the criteria that have been set out by the LIFT Fund Board, applicants will be invited to sub-mit a more detailed proposal.

Who can apply:The LIFT Innovation and Learning Window is open to specialized UN agencies, international NGOs, local NGOs, professional asso-ciations and community based organizations authorized to operate in Myanmar, and, where appropriate and possible, local civilian administrations.

See: http://www.lift-fund.net/images/stories/lift/learning-and-in-novation-guidelines-2011.pdf

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Postal Address : 78 Kanna Road | Rangoon | 11182Phone/fax : T + 95 (1) 256 290 | F + 95 (1) 245 345Email/Website : [email protected], www.ukinburma.fco.gov.uk

Pyoe Pin Programme

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Contact Person :






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War War Hlaing

Pyoe Pin is a Programme that supports local organisations and in-dividuals to work cooperatively to address the needs and aspira-tions of Myanmar people. The Programme focuses on issues that are of concern to a range of different actors that have different social and economic interests. Through these coalitions of interest that include civil society groups, individuals, and the private sec-tor, the Programme aims to undertake activities that contribute to furthering the future basis for democratic and accountable gover-nance within Myanmar.

Project Type 1: Issue based projects in the areas of service provi-sion, environment, economy and rule of law.

Across the country

(No application or call for proposals)- Programme works in part-nership with the organizations, individuals, coalitions and networks based on the issues

When does Call for Proposals come out and how many times per year?

Grant size?

Eligibility (Exclusions and Limitations)

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Postal Address : No. 11, Kabaung Lane, 5½ mile, Pyay Road, Hlaing Township, Yangon, MyanmarPhone/fax : +95-(0)1-534754, 512873, 507089Email/Website : Thomas.fi [email protected], http://www.deza.admin.ch/

Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation

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Contact Person :

Country Program Overview/Overall Objectives : Type of Funding Projects/ Sectors :

SDC

Thomas Fisler, Head of CooperationPhone: +95 9 862 9045, +95 1 534 754/ 13Email: [email protected], thomas@fi sler.ch

To restore and improve the living conditions and reduce vulner-ability of people at risk.

Project Type 1 : Access to and quality of social infrastructure and networks among vulnerable communities in the Ayeyarwady delta, in Eastern Myanmar.Description: : Reconstruction of schools/storm shelters in Nargis af-fected area in delta including water and sanitation facilities. Benefi cia-ries are sensitized towards increased disaster preparedness and have access to safe buildings in case of emergency.Construct Primary Schools and Rural Sub Health Centres in Mon and Kayin State, South Eastern part of Myanmar. Sensitize and train of national staff on protection skills and confl ict sensitive programme management.

Project Type 2 : Food and livelihood security of IDPs, host commu-nities and ex-poppy farmers in Eastern Myanmar are improvedDescription: : Improve livelihood resilience and health of uprooted people through access to safe drinking water & sanitation in Kayah State.Ex-poppy farmers in Kokang area apply improved food crop produc-tion techniques. Improve value chain associated tea drying, processing and marketing.Donor Trust Funding to LIFT to improve food and livelihood security of the poorest and most vulnerable populations in urban rural areas.Multilateral funding to WFP to respond to food insecurity and en-hance vulnerable households’ resilience and coping capacity through food assistance.

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Delta (Ayeyarwady Division) and Eastern part of Myanmar

When does Call for Proposals come out and how many times per year?Call for proposals are worked out when the new project is initiated. Specifi c interests are related to civil society strengtheningGrant size? 100’000 USD to 4’500’000 USDEligibility (Exclusions and Limitations) Concentrate on focused geographical area and thematic activities.

Application can be made in any format in soft/hard copy

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US Embassy (Small Grants Program)

Guidelines for Submitting Applications to the Small Grants Program

The Small Grants Program seeks to help the people of Myanmar by supporting local organizations that identify, respond to, and advocate for the needs of their communities. All types of projects will be considered, but a successful grant application will include the follow-ing: • A clearly defi ned need that takes into account the input of local people; • Focused objectives, a detailed work plan, and a clear timeline; • Broad participation in the community; • Networking and advocacy activities; • Monitoring and evaluation activities that include community feedback; • An indication of the long-term impact of the project; • A reasonable budget (Average grant size is $10,000. Cost-sharing is viewed favorably).

Please note that charitable donations are outside the scope of this program. As a general rule, grants are not for infrastructure projects; however, exceptions may be made if the program also in-cludes compelling activities that build the capacity of local organizations and promote their broader integration into society.

Applications are accepted at any time, but will be reviewed four times a year, on the 15th of Feb-ruary, May, August and November. A committee reviews all applications, and successful applicants will be notifi ed approximately one month after the application deadline. Funding is usually available a short time after that. Please keep these dates in mind when planning your projects.

An application form and detailed budget appendix are attached. Please answer each question as best as you can in the space provided. Additional pages may be used, but we prefer concise applica-tions. We are happy to answer any questions about the application process, but we cannot offer advice about your specifi c proposal. We prefer to receive questions and completed applications by email at [email protected]. However you may also mail completed applications to:

Small Grants Program14, Taw Win Road

Dagon Township 11191Yangon, Myanmar

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GRANT APPLICATION FORM

The application must be submitted in English. Please type or print neatly.

________________________________________________________________________Name of the project:

________________________________________________________________________Name of the organization (in English):

________________________________________________________________________Name of the organization (in original language):

________________________________________________________________________Address:

________________________________________________________________________Phone and fax numbers; e-mail address:

______________________________________________________________________Represented by (name, title; please attach CVs for the people who will be engaged in the project):

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________________________________________________________________________Project Summary: (In 4-6 sentences, explain why this project is important. What is the core problem? What is the posi-tive outcome you want to see? Also, list approximately 3 objectives that you hope to achieve. At least one should be something that can be measured later on, and one should be a goal/ideal that is more diffi cult to measure. Think “big picture.”)

1. 2. 3. _______________________________________________________________________Target Community:(What community is your organization targeting? Be as specifi c as possible. How many people will directly benefi t from this project? Are there other stakeholders in your project?)

________________________________________________________________________Project Location:(Where will the project be implemented? State the geographic location (for example, state/division, city, township) as well as the physical location (for example, school, meeting hall) where the activities will be held.)

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_______________________________________________________________________Detailed Project Description:(Provide details about what activities you will conduct. What resources does your organization have? Resources include the talents/skills of your organization’s members, previous experience, and access to information. Provide CVs of any technical experts who will provide training. Have you consulted with the local community? How will they participate in this project?)

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_______________________________________________________________________Project Timeline:(List start/fi nish dates, reporting dates, and dates for important steps. Keep in mind that successful projects receive funding approximately one month after the deadline.)

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________________________________________________________________________Project Evaluation: (What indicators will you use to measure the success of your project? Can the project continue on its own after the grant ends?)

________________________________________________________________________Background on the Organization:(Describe when and why your organization was founded. List the key offi cers in your organization and their roles. Attach CVs if necessary. List any previous grants that you have received.)

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_______________________________________________________________________Amount requested:

FEC_______________________________________________________________________Budget Summary:(Miscellaneous spending is not allowed. Every item has to be categorized. Cost sharing is not a re-quirement, but will be viewed favorably. Please note that any cost sharing must be explicitly stated in the detailed budget, and must be accounted for during the project.)

_______________________________________________________________________Other Financial Information:(Provide the name of the person who will prepare the fi nancial report and program reports. List any other sources of funding for this project, including other sources of funding for your organization.)

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Budget Category Amount

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2. Travel

3. Equipment

4. Supplies

5. Contractual

6. Construction

7. Other Direct Costs

8. Total Costs (lines 1 – 7)

9. Cost Sharing

10. Total Amount Requested (subtract line 9 from line 8)

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Budget Categories Amount (FEC)

1. Personnel

2. Travel

3. Equipment

4. Supplies

5. Contractual

6. Construction

7. Other Direct Costs

8. Total Costs (lines 1 – 7)

9. Cost Sharing

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Small Grants ApplicationBudget Summary

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