COVID-19 Prevent and Prepare Together Grants
The global COVID-19 pandemic will have a significant impact in Myanmar.
The PSF has established a new grant category for past and current partners for rapid responses to COVID-19 that promote social cohesion. We are pleased to share with you the launch of our "COVID-19 – Prevent and Prepare Together Grants".
These quick impact grants are designed to assist current or former partners to prepare for and conduct activities to build community capacity to prevent and prepare for COVID-19. Activities can be proposed as an amendment to existing work plans (for current partners) or as a new grant.
Here are the application templates:
The PSF has established a new grant category for past and current partners for rapid responses to COVID-19 that promote social cohesion. We are pleased to share with you the launch of our "COVID-19 – Prevent and Prepare Together Grants".
These quick impact grants are designed to assist current or former partners to prepare for and conduct activities to build community capacity to prevent and prepare for COVID-19. Activities can be proposed as an amendment to existing work plans (for current partners) or as a new grant.
Here are the application templates:
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Proposed activities must be:
- Responding to COVID-19 and building social cohesion. Applicants should consider how their response will mitigate conflict, catalyse leadership and influence structural cohesion challenges as part of their response. This may require attempting new models of collaboration and trust-building to meet this shared issue
- Focused on the immediate to near term with rapid role out
- Activities may be online, or in communities, but must be safe to conduct consistent with physical distancing requirements, In line with WHO’s international guidelines and the government’s response. GESI sensitivities, inclusive of people from diverse backgrounds
- Activities must be focused Kachin, Rakhine, major urban centres or sites of recent migrant returns
- Are existing and former PSF partners, or have recently received other equivalent donor funds
- Have the existing capacity and experience to deliver the activities proposed
- Hold trust at the community level and can work across stakeholders including governments
- Understand conflict sensitivity and can institute essential monitoring and evaluation processes
- Organisations led by women and youths are encouraged to apply
Application Templates
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To assess your application we need to understand your project, objectives, theory of change, timeline, budget and organisation.
The templates provided here will help ensure you are giving us the information we need to understand what your project will achieve. You may, however, use your own documents and structures if you prefer. We will still consider your application. If you need help, please contact the PSF at msm@paungsiefacility.org |
Stage 1 - Concept Note
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Our Partnership Principles
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Budget Template
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What is Conflict Sensitivity?
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Stage 2 - Full Proposal
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What is Risk Management?
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Work Plan Template
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What is Gender Equality & Social Inclusion?
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Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning Support
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Submit Your Application
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To submit your application, send your concept note and supporting documents to us at msm@paungsiefacility.org
Or, click the button below and attach your application documents. |