In August 2019, the Clean Cities, Blue Ocean (CCBO) Program was launched to respond to the global crisis of ocean plastic pollution by targeting plastics directly at the source in cities and towns, specifically in rapidly urbanizing areas throughout low- and middle-income countries.
CCBO has just released two Requests for Applications, seeking grantee partners to build local capacity of communities by implementing SWM social behavior change, optimizing community-based SWM infrastructure, and exploring recyclable markets in Ambon and Makassar, Indonesia. Review the Request for Applications to learn more about the opportunity and how to apply. Applications are due on 12 January 2022.
Support Needed under the Grant:
CCBO seeks to issue two grants to qualified organizations (one each in Ambon and Makassar) to work closely with the program to build local capacity of communities to implement SWM social behavior change, optimize community-based SWM infrastructure, and explore strengthened recycling markets in Ambon City and Makassar City, Indonesia.
The selected grantee will work with CCBO to develop feasible, sustainable, and scalable models that, when appropriate, can be implemented in partnership with the local government, multi-national, national, or local corporations.
Who Can Apply?
Eligible grantees may include non-governmental, civil society, or community-based organizations, private foundations and universities, not-for-profit organizations, and business incubators and accelerators.
Interested applicants are invited to attend an RFA Workshop on December 6, 2021 at 9 am Central Indonesia Time (WITA), register HERE
Guidelines and Deadline to Apply:
Complete guidelines and instructions for applications can be found in the Request for Applications. Deadline to apply is 12 January 2022.
Website: www.urban-links.org/ccbo-grants
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