AEDGrant Frequently Asked Question

Eligibility criteria may vary depending on the specific grant program. Generally, organizations, research institutions, non-profits, universities, and other entities based in the North/South America or Europe are eligible to apply. Individual eligibility requirements and project criteria are outlined in the grant guidelines.

Both organizations and individuals are eligible to apply for funding through the development grant program, as long as the specific requirements outlined in the grant guidelines are met.

The development grants support a diverse range of focus areas, including but not limited to innovation, sustainable development, entrepreneurship, education, healthcare, environmental conservation, and cultural exchange.

While the development grant program encourages collaboration between the USA, Europe and some part of Austrialia, projects from other regions may also be considered for funding based on their alignment with the grant program's objectives and criteria.

Proposals are evaluated based on criteria such as innovation, impact, feasibility, sustainability, scalability, and alignment with the grant program's objectives. Evaluation panels or committees comprised of experts in relevant fields assess proposals and select projects for funding.

The level of financial support provided through the development grants varies depending on the scope and scale of the project, as well as the available funding allocated for the grant program. Specific funding amounts may be outlined in the grant guidelines.

Recipients of development grants are typically required to report on the progress and impact of their projects through periodic updates, reports, or evaluations. This may include providing evidence of project milestones achieved, outcomes realized, and lessons learned.

Yes, recipients of development grants are often required to fulfill reporting and evaluation requirements outlined in the grant agreement. This may involve submitting progress reports, financial statements, and impact assessments to demonstrate the effectiveness and accountability of funded projects.