U.S. Embassy Dar es Salaam's $986,500 Grant Opportunity

The U.S. Embassy in Dar es Salaam is launching a groundbreaking initiative to strengthen democratic governance in Tanzania by investing in the next generation of leaders. This three-year, $986,500 grant program will empower young Tanzanians (ages 25-35) to become catalysts for positive change in their communities and across the nation.

Key Objectives:

  • Cultivate a network of reform-minded leaders across diverse sectors.
  • Provide comprehensive training and mentorship opportunities.
  • Foster a shared commitment to democratic values and principles.
  • Promote active civic engagement and participation.
  • Strengthen democratic institutions and processes.

Program Highlights:

  • Progressive pipeline program for high-level emerging leaders, including a speaker series, workshops, regional exchanges, and a U.S. study tour.
  • Sector-specific training and development programs for leaders in political parties, government, media, security, civil society, and academia.
  • Emphasis on in-person engagement, mentorship, and networking opportunities.
  • Commitment to gender equity and inclusion of marginalized groups.

Eligibility:

  • U.S. and foreign-based non-profit organizations (including think tanks and NGOs)
  • Public and private educational institutions
  • Public international organizations and governmental institutions

Deadline: July 11, 2024

Expected Results:

  • A new generation of Tanzanian leaders with enhanced capacity and commitment to democratic governance.
  • Stronger democratic institutions and processes in Tanzania.
  • Increased civic engagement and participation.
  • Greater collaboration and networking among young leaders.

Apply Now!

If your organization is committed to empowering young leaders and advancing democratic governance in Tanzania, this is your chance to make a lasting impact. Don’t miss this opportunity to shape the future of Tanzania.

For more information and to apply, visit the U.S. Embassy Dar es Salaam website or Grants.gov

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