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title: Caribbean Mapping Community Grant Program 2024 | ||
date: 2024-06-20 17:14:00 Z | ||
Deadline Date: 2024-07-09 00:00:00 Z | ||
Apply Form Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GQGpYSuga7muL1M011YmF03wUFPyotCk/view?usp=sharing | ||
Page Contact: | ||
Contact Email: [email protected] | ||
Label: Submission Email | ||
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Caribbean Mapping Community Grant Program 2024 | ||
Application Guidelines | ||
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## Background | ||
The HOT Caribbean Mapping Community Grant program supports the growth of open mapping communities in the Caribbean by providing resources, funding, and mentorship to strengthen their community impact. | ||
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## About HOT | ||
HOT is a global community and US-based NGO using maps and open data for humanitarian response and sustainable development. HOT mobilizes a global network during major disasters to create essential maps and data for responders. | ||
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## What is an OSM Community? | ||
An OSM community advocates for using open mapping data to achieve social and environmental goals, such as resilience building, humanitarian response, and sustainable development. | ||
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## Grantee Benefits | ||
- Technical and capacity-building training | ||
- Initial assessment findings and report templates | ||
- Mentorship for project execution and reporting | ||
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## Eligibility Criteria | ||
- Open mapping-focused organizations, groups, communities, and individuals in the Caribbean region | ||
- Organizations focused on community-building, humanitarian efforts, and social good using OSM | ||
- Legal registration not required but must nominate a legal entity or individual to receive funds | ||
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## Ineligible Applicants | ||
- HOT staff, voting members, and board members | ||
- Preference for community applications over individual applications | ||
- Multiple applications from the same individual or community are not allowed | ||
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## Eligible Costs | ||
Equipment (e.g., GPS devices, phones, laptops), transportation, internet connectivity, meeting space rental, and event hosting costs | ||
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## Ineligible Costs | ||
Equipment not directly related to mapping project needs or community sustainability (e.g., vehicles) | ||
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## Proposal Requirements | ||
- Budget available: $2000 (USD) | ||
- Include background, objectives, project description, experience summary, approach, staffing plan, budget, limitations, and CVs of key personnel | ||
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## Important Notes | ||
- Late applications will not be considered | ||
- Include a proposed budget with the application | ||
- Participate in informational webinars for quality submissions | ||
- Only one submission per OSM community/individual; only the latest submission before the deadline will be considered | ||
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> Contact [email protected] for technical difficulties before the submission deadline. |