The Robert Carr civil society
Networks Fund is pleased to announce the second Request for Proposals (RFP) for
global and regional civil society networks addressing HIV related issues.
Global and regional networks and consortia of networks that meet the
definitions and criteria set by this RFP, are invited to apply for a grant to
support core-funding and/or programmatic needs of the network for up to two
years (2014/2015).
The deadline for submission of
proposals is 22 July 2013 at 12:00 CET.
FUNDING PRIORITIES
The Robert Carr civil society Networks Fund will continue to
fund both global and regional networks, but with a positive funding bias
towards proposals submitted by consortia of networks, followed by proposals
submitted by global networks, followed by proposals submitted by regional
networks. Regional networks are encouraged to form or join a consortium for a
joint application.
The Robert Carr civil society Networks Fund is likely to fund
larger consortia or networks in a variety of sectors, rather than a broad
selection of networks in many sectors.
The Robert Carr civil society Networks Fund will prioritize
funding for networks that have a proven track record in working towards the
Robert Carr civil society Networks Fund outcomes. New and emerging networks can
be recommended for funding to the extent that they fill a gap in the global HIV
and AIDS response, and are submitting an application in a consortium with other
global and/or regional networks with a proven track record.
The Robert Carr civil society Networks Fund will prioritize
funding networks that are open, enabling coordinated action and dialogue within
the network membership.
The Robert Carr civil society Networks Fund is unlikely to fund
professional associations, project consortia, or groups of individuals as
‘networks’ if they do not fulfill these characteristics.
The Robert Carr civil society Networks Fund will not prioritize
proposals by grantees of the 2012 Robert Carr civil society Networks Fund
funding round. All applications will be reviewed competitively, according to
the definitions and funding priorities set by this Request for Proposals. A new
application by a 2012 grantee will be weighed together with their interim
reporting results, achieved during the first year of funding. Grantees of the
2012 funding round are encouraged to form or join a consortium for a joint
application.
Click here
to read the full request for
proposals.: http://www.robertcarrfund.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/RFP-2013.pdf
