Public Diplomacy Small Grants Program (Bolivia)

• Open to registered non-profit organizations, civil society groups, and educational institutions.
• Individual innovators and community leaders with a proven track record are also eligible.
• Projects must be implemented in Bolivia and benefit Bolivian audiences.
• Proposed initiatives must align with U.S. foreign policy goals in the region.
• Applicants should demonstrate a strong capacity for project management and financial accountability.
• Programs must include a clear U.S. cultural element or connection to American experts.

• Financial support for innovative projects ranging from cultural exchanges to educational workshops.
• Access to a prestigious network of U.S. Embassy alumni and professional contacts.
• Enhanced visibility for your organization or personal project on an international scale.
• Mentorship and guidance from the Public Diplomacy Section in La Paz.
• Opportunity to foster meaningful bilateral relations between Bolivia and the United States.
• Funding for essential project costs, including materials, travel, and venue rentals.

1. Carefully review the full announcement and guidelines on the Grants.gov portal.
2. Develop a comprehensive project proposal outlining your goals, target audience, and expected outcomes.
3. Prepare a detailed line-item budget using the required SF-424 forms.
4. Register your organization in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) if required for the funding level.
5. Submit your completed application package through the official portal before the August 15th deadline.
6. Monitor your email for follow-up questions or interview requests from the selection committee.

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