What Global Food Security Funding Covers (and Excludes)
GrantID: 56751
Grant Funding Amount Low: $75,000
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $300,000
Summary
Grant Overview
Cultivating Global Partnerships for Food Security
In an era where food scarcity remains a pressing global issue, recent policy shifts and market dynamics are reshaping how funding is directed to foster international collaborations aimed at food security. This grant program emphasizes the necessity of cross-border partnerships that leverage innovative agricultural practices to combat food scarcity through sustainable techniques. Areas of focus include collaborative research on resilient crops, resource-sharing among NGOs, and sharing of best practices between local farmers across regions.
Current quantitative evidence underscores the prioritization of sustainable agriculture practices. For instance, the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization reported a 20% increase in crop yields from regions that adopted shared agricultural technologies and sustainable farming practices. As a result, the funding initiative aims to support projects that not only enhance cultivation but also ensure efficient food distribution systems to reduce waste and enhance food security.
Emerging capacity requirements for eligible organizations include demonstrated expertise in agriculture and sustainability, as well as experience in managing multi-stakeholder collaborations on an international scale. Entities lacking established networks or the capacity to implement cross-border projects may find themselves outside the eligibility criteria.
Applicant organizations must conduct a thorough fit assessment against the fund's strategic objectives. This includes a clear articulation of how proposed projects will integrate local knowledge and innovate practices that ultimately contribute to widespread food security enhancement. Adherence to these guidelines is crucial for a successful application, ensuring that efforts align with the intended global objectives for food security improvements.
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