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GEF and UNDP Small Grant Programme (SGP)
Programme Name | GEF and UNDP Small Grant Programme (SGP) | Organisation | The programme is funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) as a corporate programme, implemented by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) on behalf of the GEF partnership, and executed by the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS). | Street | Central Programme Management Team (CPMT) 304 East 45th Street, FF-956 | Postal code | 10017 | City | New York, NY | Email | sgp.info@undp.org | Telephone | Phone: +1 212 906 6028 Fax: +1 212 906 6568 | Target countries | SPG works in 122 countries in Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Arab States, Europe and the CIS, Latin America and the Caribbean. http://sgp.undp.org/index.cfm?module=Projects&page=AdvancedSearch | Type of Support | Participation, democracy, flexibility, and transparency are cornerstones of the SGP approach. The programme encourages and supports the participation of communities, local people, NGOs, CBOs (community-based organizations), and other stakeholders in all aspects of programme planning, design and implementation: · The formulation of country programme strategies; · The development, presentation, and execution of project concept papers and proposals; · Building partnerships to broaden the scope of the programme and to communicate and replicate successful SGP initiatives; · Raising public awareness of global environmental issues and changing public attitudes and practices; · Influencing government environmental policies and programmes; and · Mobilizing in-kind and monetary resources to support project and programme sustainability. | Available Money | The maximum grant amount per project is US$50,000, but averages around US$20,000. | Share of total budget | N/A | Who can apply | Grants are made directly to community-based organizations (CBOs) and non-governmental organizations (NGOs). | Requirements for
application | Key role they play as a resource and constituency for environment and development concerns. | Targeted areas | · Biodiversity · Climate change · International waters · Land degradation · Persistent Organic Pollutants | Short description | SGP is rooted in the belief that global environmental problems can best be addressed if local people are involved and there are direct community benefits and ownership. SGP is convinced that with small amounts of funding, members of local communities can undertake activities that will make a significant difference in their lives and environments, with global benefits, in contrast with top-down, expert-reliant development interventions. | Documents | Please contact UNDP | Source of information | http://sgp.undp.org/ | Year of beginning | N/A | Information website | sgp.undp.org/index.cfm |
GEF and UNDP Small Grant Programme (SGP) Cambodia
Programme Name | UNDP small grant programme | Organisation | UNDP Cambodia Environment & Energy Cluster Team Leader: Lay Khim | Street | #53, Pasteur Street, Boeung Keng Kang I P.O. Box 877 | Postal code | 12000 | City | Phnom Penh | Email | Mr. Lay Kim, Renewable Energy Project Manager: l.khim@undp.org ; Ms. Ngin Navirak, SGP National Coordinator: ngin.navirak@undp.org | Telephone | Tel: +855 23 216167 / 217193 Fax: +855 23 216257 / 721042 | Type of Support | Types of Mitigation Projects: · Renewable Energy · Energy Efficiency · Carbon Sequestration (Forestry projects) | Available Money | The maximum grant amount per project is US$50,000, but averages around US$20,000. Grants are channelled directly to CBOs and NGOs. | Share of total budget | N/A | Who can apply | Grants are made directly to community-based organizations (CBOs) and non-governmental organizations (NGOs). | Requirements for
application | Key role they play as a resource and constituency for environment and development concerns. | Targeted areas | · Biodiversity · Climate change · International waters · Land degradation · Persistent Organic Pollutants | Short description | SGP is rooted in the belief that global environmental problems can best be addressed if local people are involved and there are direct community benefits and ownership. SGP is convinced that with small amounts of funding, members of local communities can undertake activities that will make a significant difference in their lives and environments, with global benefits, in contrast with top-down, expert-reliant development interventions. | Documents | Contact to UNDP | Source of information | http://sgp.undp.org/ | Year of beginning | N/A | Information website | www.un.org.kh/undp |
GEF and UNDP Small Grant Programme (SGP) Lao PDR
Programme Name | UNDP small grant programme | Organisation | SGP Laos Asia & Pacific Lao PDR | Street | Lane Xang Avenue, P.O.Box 345 | Postal code | | City | Vientiane | Email | Mr. Phetdavone Phet Chaleunsouk National Coordinator Email: phet.chaleunsouk@undp.org | Mrs. Siampaivanh Ampai VILAYHONGS Programme Assistant Email: siamphayvanh.vilayhongs@undp.org | Telephone | Phone: 856 21 267777 ext 658 Fax: 856 21 264939, 267799 | Phone: Tel:(856)21-267657 Fax:(856)21-267799 | Type of Support | Types of Mitigation Projects: · Forest Protection · Sustainable Tourism · Sustainable Use and Management · Biodiversity (Management, Preservation) | Available Money | The maximum grant amount per project is US$50,000, but averages around US$20,000. Grants are channelled directly to CBOs and NGOs. | Share of total budget | N/A | Who can apply | Grants are made directly to community-based organizations (CBOs) and non-governmental organizations (NGOs). | Requirements for
application | Key role they play as a resource and constituency for environment and development concerns. | Targeted areas | · Biodiversity · Climate change · International waters · Land degradation · Persistent Organic Pollutants | Short description | SGP is rooted in the belief that global environmental problems can best be addressed if local people are involved and there are direct community benefits and ownership. SGP is convinced that with small amounts of funding, members of local communities can undertake activities that will make a significant difference in their lives and environments, with global benefits, in contrast with top-down, expert-reliant development interventions. | Documents | Contact to UNDP | Source of information | http://sgp.undp.org/ | Year of beginning | N/A | Information website | www.un.org.kh/undp |
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