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Small Grant Application Form

These Small Grants are intended to benefit the managing organizations of marine protected areas and marine litter issues within the Wider Caribbean Region, either directly or through efforts with their affiliated partners
Please indicate which grant you are applying for(Required)

Concept Note

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Must be a Government Agency*
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Max. file size: 8 MB.
A summary of the project’s main objectives, activities and budget should be included.
Provide a timeline of when various activities will be implemented during the course of the project. Project duration should not exceed 9 months.
MPA project max: 8
Identify the anticipated outcomes of the project including for MPA grants how it will increase the site-level capacity to effectively manage the MPA and for Marine Litter grants how it will contribute to preventing and/or reducing the incidence of marine litter

Budget

Budget requests should not exceed US$8,000. Budgets should include counterpart funding, which may include direct funding and in-kind contributions. Counterpart funding must not be from a federal U.S. source. Please note that not all budget categories need to be completed. Those that are not relevant to your project may be left blank. The budget category can be used more than once e.g. there can be multiple line items associated with equipment.
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Equipment
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2796 Overseas Highway, Ste. 119
Marathon, FL 33050 USA
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