Food Policy Rapid Response Fund in USA has commenced, this is to inform the general public, application are duly invited from interested and qualified persons, more of this will be revealed as you continue reading.
Food Policy Rapid Response Fund in USA
The Global Health Advocacy Incubator (GHAI) is announcing the Food Policy Rapid Response Fund, a unique opportunity for NGOs to advocate for healthier food systems. Eligible organizations can receive up to $200,000 USD in funding for one-year advocacy campaigns.
Applicants must be legally registered civil society or non-profit organizations based in low- and middle-income countries, with proven experience in policy advocacy and grant management. They must focus on one of the five eligible food policy areas and be able to receive foreign funding.
The Global Health Advocacy Incubator (GHAI) is a nonprofit organization that supports civil society groups advocating for public health policies aimed at reducing death and disease worldwide. Founded in 2014 as an initiative by the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, GHAI builds local partner capacity to lead and sustain policy advocacy by providing direct, ongoing technical assistance and strategic support. Their expertise includes political mapping, legal analysis, strategic planning, media advocacy, coalition building, and grassroots mobilization. GHAI has helped pass or strengthen more than 250 health policies globally, focusing on evidence-based policy changes that protect children, improve health, and save lives.
Food Policy Rapid Response Fund in USA Qualifications
Preceding the applications are these qualifications expected of each and everyone willing and ready to apply for this scholarship.
- Be a civil society organization or non-governmental, not-for-profit entity legally registered in their country.
- Be legally permitted to receive foreign funding.
- Have proven experience in policy advocacy and grant management.
- Submit a Concept Note focusing on one of the five specified policy areas.
- Joint applications (up to three organizations) are encouraged where roles are complementary.
- Organizations must not have received funding in the last five years from the tobacco industry or, in the last three years, from manufacturers or wholesalers of ultra-processed foods or sweetened beverages.
How to apply for Food Policy Rapid Response Fund in USA
Interested persons are to follow the link below as they proceed.
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