U.S. Public Diplomacy Palestinian Peacebuilding Program
ID: 354731Type: Posted
Overview

Buyer

U.S. Mission to Jerusalem (DOS-JER)

Award Range

$20K - $100K

Eligible Applicants

Unrestricted

Funding Category

Education

Funding Instrument

Grant

Opportunity Category

Discretionary

Cost Sharing or Matching Requirement

Yes

Original Source

https://grants.gov/search-results-detail/354731

Additional Information

https://palestinianaffairs.state.gov/grants-and-funding-opportunities/
Timeline
    Description

    The U.S. Mission to Jerusalem is offering a grant opportunity titled the U.S. Public Diplomacy Palestinian Peacebuilding Program, aimed at fostering peacebuilding initiatives among Palestinian, American, and international non-profit organizations. The program seeks to support projects that enhance knowledge and skills related to peacebuilding, nonviolent activism, and civic education among young Palestinians aged 14-35, while also promoting engagement with American ideals to improve relations and cooperation. With an award ceiling of $100,000 and a floor of $20,000, the agency anticipates awarding five grants, with proposals due by July 6, 2024. Interested applicants can find more information and submit inquiries via email to Emily Green at jerusalempdjapplications@state.gov or visit the official grants webpage for further details.

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    Budget Information for Non-Construction Programs (SF-424A) Form Instructions.pdf
    Budget.pdf
    The document outlines the Budget Information for Non-Construction Programs (SF-424A), a form required for federal grants and funding applications. It details the instructions for filling out the form concerning budget summaries, categories, and the use of federal and non-federal funds. Sections A to F guide applicants to report fund allocations, including budget summary lines, estimated unobligated federal and non-federal funds, and the breakdown of costs into categories such as personnel, equipment, travel, and contractual expenses. The form also requires projections of cash needs and estimates for future funding periods. Key elements include the need for detailed documentation and compliance with grantor agency regulations regarding budgetary allocations. The overall goal is to ensure accurate and transparent financial reporting for funding requests as mandated by federal guidelines. The structure facilitates the systematic collection of budget-related information necessary for evaluating and approving funding applications across federal and state levels.
    SF424 B Instructions.pdf
    SF424_4_0-V4.0-Instructions.pdf
    The document outlines the Application for Federal Assistance (SF-424) form, detailing the procedural requirements for federal grants and funding opportunities. It presents structured fields that applicants must complete, divided between required and optional sections. Key topics include the type of submission (e.g., application, pre-application), types of applications (new, continuation, revision), and essential applicant information such as legal name, taxpayer identification number, and Unique Entity Identifier (UEI). The form also lists federal agency details, funding opportunity identification, project descriptions, proposed dates, and financial estimates. Applicants must indicate the congressional districts affected by their projects and declare whether the application is subject to state review under federal executive orders. It further inquires about the applicant's federal debt status and requires a signature from an authorized representative. Overall, the SF-424 form serves as a crucial tool in the federal granting process, facilitating the systematic review and processing of applications for financial assistance.
    SF424_4_0-V4.0.pdf
    The provided document indicates that access to a specific file requires Adobe Reader 8 or higher for proper viewing. Users may face difficulties if they do not have the software installed or if their viewing environment is not correctly set up. The document advises users to refer to Adobe's website for guidance on installation and configuration of the reader to access content effectively. This message underscores the technical requirements necessary for engagement with digital government documents, relevant to federal RFPs, grants, and state or local requests for proposals. Ensuring access to essential documents like federal grants and RFPs is critical for stakeholders involved in government contracting, as these documents contain crucial information needed to participate in funding and project opportunities.
    SF424.pdf
    The document outlines the instructions and requirements for the Assurances for Non-Construction Programs form (SF-424B), managed by Grants.gov. The main purpose is to ensure that applicants for federal financial assistance understand the necessary certifications required for non-construction projects. The form includes critical fields that must be completed, such as the signature of the Authorized Certifying Official, their title, the name of the applicant organization, and the date of submission. All required fields must be accurately filled, especially when submitted electronically through Grants.gov, where certain fields automatically populate. The document emphasizes the importance of these assurances in maintaining program integrity and compliance with federal regulations regarding grants. Overall, the SF-424B form is a vital component in the federal grant application process, serving to uphold accountability and proper governance in the use of federal funds.
    SF424A-V1.0.pdf
    The document primarily addresses issues related to accessing a file that requires Adobe Reader for proper viewing. It informs users that their current viewing environment may lack the necessary version of Adobe Reader, specifically version 8 or higher. The message highlights the importance of having the appropriate software installed and configured to interact with PDF files effectively. Furthermore, it directs users to Adobe's website for guidance on installing and configuring Adobe Reader to resolve this access issue. Overall, the document serves as a troubleshooting notice to ensure that users can successfully view the intended content related to federal and state government RFPs and grants.
    SF424B-V1.1.pdf
    The document presents a technical notice regarding the necessity of having Adobe Reader version 8 or higher to access its content. It indicates that the user may either lack the required software or need to configure their viewing environment accordingly. The message includes a link to Adobe’s website, providing guidance for installation and configuration. This technical requirement is crucial for ensuring users can effectively interact with government-related files, including RFPs and federal grants, which are pivotal for transparency and accessibility in government operations. By highlighting necessary technical specifications, the document aims to facilitate the smooth dissemination and utilization of important government information.
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