Call for Proposals: Advocacy in Motion (AIM) Grants ($10,000 grants)

1. The Global Health Council is offering Advocacy in Motion Grants to support CSOs in LMICs with their pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response advocacy initiatives. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to make a difference in global health! Apply now for the Advocacy in Motion Grants.

2. Are you passionate about global health and advocacy? The Global Health Council is seeking proposals for AIM Grants to support CSOs in LMICs with their pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response initiatives. Apply today and make a difference in your community.

3. The Global Health Council is committed to supporting CSOs in LMICs with their pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response advocacy initiatives. Apply for an AIM Grant today and join the fight for global health equity.
4. Don’t miss your chance to make a difference in global health! The Global Health Council is offering AIM Grants to support CSOs in LMICs with their pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response advocacy initiatives. Apply now and be a part of the solution.

Funding Information

Hey there! GHC is super excited to announce that they will be giving out five (5) microgrants of $10,000 USD each to CSOs through their Advocacy in Motion (AIM) program. How awesome is that? The goal is to support these organizations in their advocacy for PPPR.

Activities

So, what can they do with the funding? Well, they have a bunch of cool activities in mind! They can develop an advocacy plan for PPPR, host town hall meetings or advocacy sessions with CSOs and government officials to brainstorm ways to strengthen local PPPR, create awesome advocacy materials like key messages, blogs, vlogs, and social media toolkits, conduct research on PPPR gaps at the national or regional level, carry out surveys on PPPR, and even establish networks to collectively advocate for PPPR. Sounds pretty amazing,

Eligibility

Who’s eligible for these grants? CSOs from LMICs who are working on PPPR at the national, regional, or global levels. If you want more details, just head over to the Global Health Council website. Good luck, and let’s make a difference together! Deadline: 4-Dec-23

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