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Lebanon Experiential Partnership: Increasing Economic and Local Governance Opportunities
As a force for promoting economic and political advancement, NEA/AC seeks projects that involve private sector stakeholders or community members of Lebanese descent in developing, implementing, or expanding e-government solutions to streamline, reform or otherwise address policy, procedural or other
inherent challenges facing local business communities in Lebanon.
NEA/AC defines community members of Lebanese descent as individuals with linguistic and cultural ties to Lebanon and who have maintained professional relations with counterparts in the region.
This project will leverage the talents and insight of the Lebanese community and experience of private sector stakeholders to improve policies and procedures at the local level through partnerships with local government and, if possible, the Lebanese ICT sector.
As a result, the Lebanon Experiential Partnership will advance strategic objectives by:• Collaboration and partnerships between private sector stakeholders, community members of Lebanese descent, local government and, if possible, Lebanon's ICT sector to develop and implement e-government solutions to identified business community challenges.
• Enhancing efforts for local governments to be representative of, responsive to, and trusted by their citizens and their economic needs.This project complements USAID's programs that anchor and institutionalize newly elected, created, and/or empowered local government entities.
This project is unique in its focus of tapping into the skills of the Lebanese community members specifically as a resource to improve governance and economic opportunities at the local level.
NEA/AC defines community members of Lebanese descent as individuals with linguistic and cultural ties to Lebanon and who have maintained professional relations with counterparts in the region.
This project will leverage the talents and insight of the Lebanese community and experience of private sector stakeholders to improve policies and procedures at the local level through partnerships with local government and, if possible, the Lebanese ICT sector.
As a result, the Lebanon Experiential Partnership will advance strategic objectives by:• Collaboration and partnerships between private sector stakeholders, community members of Lebanese descent, local government and, if possible, Lebanon's ICT sector to develop and implement e-government solutions to identified business community challenges.
• Enhancing efforts for local governments to be representative of, responsive to, and trusted by their citizens and their economic needs.This project complements USAID's programs that anchor and institutionalize newly elected, created, and/or empowered local government entities.
This project is unique in its focus of tapping into the skills of the Lebanese community members specifically as a resource to improve governance and economic opportunities at the local level.
Who's Eligible
Obtain Full Opportunity Text:
Link to Opportunity in SAMS Domestic
Additional Information of Eligibility:
public international organizations; small businesses with functional and regional experience in the areas of participatory governance and economic growth in the MENA region
Full Opportunity Web Address:
https://mygrants.service-now.com/grants/record_details.do?sysparm_document_key=u_domestic_funding_opportunity,b33e9b8bdbeb5300f3d47a208c961989
Contact:
Agency Email Description:
NEA-Grants@state.gov
Agency Email:
Date Posted:
2018-07-31
Application Due Date:
Archive Date:
2010-05-10
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