USADF-Citi Foundation Grants for 2021 Pathways
Deadline: 17-Nov-21
The U.S. African Development Foundation (USADF) and Citi Foundation have jointly launched 2021 Pathways to Progress Program to support non-governmental sectors in Kenya, Uganda, or Senegal.
Funding Information
Up to US$10K in funding is available for social ventures that are:
100% African-owned and -managed
Impact-driven
Working with underserved and at-risk communities
Revenue-generating
What they are looking for?
Viability of the proposed business or social venture.
Proven success, including the applicant’s related experience and ability to execute.
Impact — the potential for impact and a demonstration of how the venture will improve and change underserved and at-risk communities in which the grants are implemented, especially displaced people, child soldiers, young women, youth, and any other locally marginalized groups.
Unmet Need — The degree to which the venture addresses unmet needs of underserved and at-risk communities and/or market demand.
Sustainability — How sustainable is the venture and/or organization “Donor dependent” organizations will not be selected.
Eligibility Criteria
All non-governmental sectors
Venture must be African-owned and -managed, based in, and operating in Kenya, Uganda, or Senegal
One application allowed per business that is no more than US$10,000
For more information, visit https://www.usadf.gov/apply