YOUTH INNOVATION and ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROGRAM

The Public Affairs section of the U. S. Embassy in Ankara invites Turkish non-governmental, non-profit organizations to submit funding proposals for a nationwide youth innovation and entrepreneurship program in Turkey.





The goal of this program is to nurture creativity

among Turkish high school students while allowing them to acquire entrepreneurship skills and to create formal and informal ties between Turkish and American youth engaged in business education.



Proposal components may include but are not limited to distribution of educational materials, series of trainings, web-based education, information fairs, media events as well as exchange programs.





Requested funding for the program will last for 18 months and may not exceed $200,00 0. Applicants are encouraged to seek co-funding from non-U. S. Government sources.

Strong preference will be given to partnership projects (coalition of two or preferably more Turkish NGOs).





Deadline for submissions of proposals is August 21, 200 9. Programs should commence in September, 200 9.

Agency: Department of State

Office: Mission to Turkey

Estimated Funding: $200,000


Who's Eligible





Obtain Full Opportunity Text:
Guidelines and additional info can be found on US Embassy Ankara Website

Additional Information of Eligibility:
Non Governmental Organizations registered in Turkey (Must validate their status)

Strong preference will be given to US- Turkish partnership projects (Coalition of two or preferably more Turkish NGOs)


Full Opportunity Web Address:
https://turkey.cms.getusinfo.com/uploads/lI/F2/lIF2xPpwFDnkDE0aLQGu_w/RFP_YouthInnovation_09_10.pdf

Contact:
Deniz A. Gursan Youth Programs Coordinator Phone 3124555555

Agency Email Description:
For questions you can contact Deniz A. Gursan

Agency Email:
GursanDA@state.gov

Date Posted:
2009-07-22

Application Due Date:
2009-08-22

Archive Date:
2009-09-21


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