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Children and adults of the Middle East and Africa.

Our Role

The Office of Private Voluntary Cooperation (PVC)-American Schools and Hospitals Abroad (ASHA) serves as a center of learning to enhance the capacity of non-governmental organizations* (NGOs) in the delivery of development services.

Annual Program Statement (APS) for Research

FY 2005 Annual Program Statement (PDF 37KB)
Evalution Criteria (PDF 44KB)

The APS is posted www.fedgrants.gov. Responses to questions and any APS modifications will be posted both on the PVC-ASHA and fedgrants.gov websites. For questions, please contact Anne Sattgast, M/OAA/DCHA, Tel: 202-712-0338, Fax: 202-216-3132, email: asattgast@usaid.gov.

(APS) Proposal Submission

Please submit one unbound proposal AND an electronic copy on disk or an electronic copy via email to:

Amber Brooks
DCHA/PVC-ASHA
U.S. Agency for International Development
1300 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
RRB 7.6-71
Washington, DC 20523-7600
Email: ambrooks@usaid.gov

Deadline dates for receipt of proposals are May 31, July 31, and September 30, 2005 with awards being made within one month of proposal submission.

Grants are provided to private voluntary organizations** (PVOs) working to strengthen NGOs in developing countries, with an emphasis on fragile and conflict states. For 30 years, PVC has helped to strengthen PVOs and improve their services. Drawing on this history, PVC-ASHA provides USAID, PVOs, NGOs, and the broader development community with valuable lessons, tools, and methodologies to build and support healthy and lasting NGOs worldwide.

PVC-ASHA also helps to strengthen American schools, libraries, and medical centers abroad, fostering a favorable image of the United States. Since ASHA’s inception, the program has assisted some 200 institutions in more than 60 countries around the world. Its current portfolio includes more than 100 grants.

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Grant Opportunities

PVC offers ongoing grant opportunities to strengthen NGOs, develop business cooperatives, and support the shipment of humanitarian supplies to countries in need. ASHA grants fund infrastructure, supplies, and equipment to support American schools, universities, and hospitals abroad.

PVC is currently accepting proposals from US PVOs and other non-profit organizations for NGO-related research projects through an Annual Program Statement for Research.

Special Initiatives

PVC-ASHA's research and outreach programs foster discussion within USAID and the PVO/NGO community on cross-sectoral and cross-regional issues related to organizational development. To promote a better understanding of issues related to NGO organizational development, PVC-ASHA maintains a Knowledge Inventory Database, a searchable web-based database of USAID organizational development lessons learned, methods and tools. PVC-ASHA also regularly consults with PVOs and the development community through conferences and workshops. In addition, PVC-ASHA registers all U.S. and international PVOs interested in becoming eligible for USAID support.

For more information on programs, grant opportunities, meetings, and publications please contact PVC-ASHA at tel: (202) 712-0840 or by fax: (202) 216-3039.


  *NGO: A local, nongovernmental organization based in a developing nation.
**PVO: A U.S.-based, private, voluntary organization engaged in international humanitarian and development assistance.

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