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Partnering for Prosperity (P4P) ANNUAL PROGRAM STATEMENT -USAID/Guatemala
USAID/Guatemala hereby solicits concept papers from U.
S.
and non-U.
S.
organizations for engaging with USAID Guatemala under the Partnerships for Prosperity (P4P) APS.
USAID/Guatemala is committed to strategic partnerships as a means to increase the impact of
its development work and make it sustainable.
Partnerships enable USAID/Guatemala to leverage private sector assets, innovation, markets, and expertise.
The P4P APS emphasizes partnerships that allow USAID/Guatemala to collaborate and jointly define development challenges with the private sector, identify the most impactful solutions, and address these through mutual contributions of resources.
USAID/Guatemala seeks such partnerships through the Partnerships for Prosperity APS in areas where USAID and the partner share development objectives.
These development objectives include addressing malnutrition, employment for youth, clean water and sanitation, education technology, improved natural resource management, and reducing corruption.
The goal of the collaboration is to address development challenges using an approach or innovation that can be replicated and sustained leading to measurable improvements in development outcomes.
Innovations are not defined by their novelty, but by their potential to achieve significant development outcome versus existing alternatives.
The APS will be open for 12 months and eligible organizations can submit concept papers throughout the year, however, evaluations of the concept papers will be completed during two phases, as described herein.
USAID/Guatemala seeks concept papers that mobilize significant new private sector investments that create win-win alliances, by advancing private sector business growth and/or corporate social responsibility, while scaling our development impact.
The goal of this APS is to identify partner organizations and institutions that bring innovative ideas and new and additional resources of at least a 1:1 match (meaning that for every $1 in USG contribution the alliance partner/s should be able to contribute at least $1 of cash or in-kind) to address jointly defined development challenges.
Matching resources may include money, technologies, expertise, or other assets that Applicants can demonstrate as beneficial to tackling and resolving a development challenge.
Priority will be given to Concept Papers that have a higher than 1:1 leverage ratio or include significant cash contributions.
Additionally, while not a requirement, USAID/Guatemala encourages partnering arrangements that include women, youth, and indigenous-led organizations.
S.
and non-U.
S.
organizations for engaging with USAID Guatemala under the Partnerships for Prosperity (P4P) APS.
USAID/Guatemala is committed to strategic partnerships as a means to increase the impact of
its development work and make it sustainable.
Partnerships enable USAID/Guatemala to leverage private sector assets, innovation, markets, and expertise.
The P4P APS emphasizes partnerships that allow USAID/Guatemala to collaborate and jointly define development challenges with the private sector, identify the most impactful solutions, and address these through mutual contributions of resources.
USAID/Guatemala seeks such partnerships through the Partnerships for Prosperity APS in areas where USAID and the partner share development objectives.
These development objectives include addressing malnutrition, employment for youth, clean water and sanitation, education technology, improved natural resource management, and reducing corruption.
The goal of the collaboration is to address development challenges using an approach or innovation that can be replicated and sustained leading to measurable improvements in development outcomes.
Innovations are not defined by their novelty, but by their potential to achieve significant development outcome versus existing alternatives.
The APS will be open for 12 months and eligible organizations can submit concept papers throughout the year, however, evaluations of the concept papers will be completed during two phases, as described herein.
USAID/Guatemala seeks concept papers that mobilize significant new private sector investments that create win-win alliances, by advancing private sector business growth and/or corporate social responsibility, while scaling our development impact.
The goal of this APS is to identify partner organizations and institutions that bring innovative ideas and new and additional resources of at least a 1:1 match (meaning that for every $1 in USG contribution the alliance partner/s should be able to contribute at least $1 of cash or in-kind) to address jointly defined development challenges.
Matching resources may include money, technologies, expertise, or other assets that Applicants can demonstrate as beneficial to tackling and resolving a development challenge.
Priority will be given to Concept Papers that have a higher than 1:1 leverage ratio or include significant cash contributions.
Additionally, while not a requirement, USAID/Guatemala encourages partnering arrangements that include women, youth, and indigenous-led organizations.
Agency: Agency for International Development
Office: Guatemala USAID-Guatemala City
Estimated Funding: $30,000,000
Office: Guatemala USAID-Guatemala City
Estimated Funding: $30,000,000
Who's Eligible
Obtain Full Opportunity Text:
Community Connect Grant Program
Additional Information of Eligibility:
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) in Guatemala would like to partner with United States and non-United States organizations to achieve common objectives.
The Annual Program Statement (APS) invites civil society organizations, non-governmental organizations, non-profit organizations, education and research institutions, private businesses, financial institutions, chambers of commerce, industry associations, foundations, entrepreneurs, investors, philanthropists, and other private-sector organizations to identify and suggest ways we can work together to address key challenges in Guatemala and that are aligned with USAID/Guatemala’s development objectives.
This APS is issued as a public notice to ensure that all interested and qualified organizations have a fair opportunity to submit applications for funding.
Full Opportunity Web Address:
http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/utp_commconnect.html
Contact:
Agency Email Description:
Office of Acquisition and Assistance
Agency Email:
Date Posted:
2018-02-02
Application Due Date:
Archive Date:
2019-03-03
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