How to Apply for African Alliance 2022 COVID-19 Advocacy Support Grant
The African Alliance 2022 COVID-19 Advocacy Support Grant is a program meant for people who seek to advance rights-based, critical, and developmental programming to address the needs of underserved communities across Africa by working collectively to ensure that affected communities are informed about their rights; have access to dignified health care and the agency and access to hold duty bearers to account for the non-realization of these rights.
You can submit proposals for the African Alliance COVID-19 Advocacy Support Grant 2022 after going through all the guides and procedures below:
Functions of African Alliance COVID-19 Advocacy Support Grant 2022.
Advocate for increased domestic accountability for fully funded, inclusive COVID-19 Vaccine, testing, and treatment plans.
Skills strengthening including media visibility and Intellectual Property Rights.
Movement building.
Advocate for equitable, affordable, and proportionate access at the national and regional levels to COVID-19 vaccines, tests, and treatments.
Campaign to highlight the contribution of pharmaceutical companies in sustaining the COVID-19 pandemic.
Advocate for regulatory authorities to license existing and newly approved medicines to cover all LMICs. These include bodies such as the WTO, WHO, UNITAID, and African Medical Agency among others.
HOW WILL WE SELECT SUBGRANTEES?
The selection of submissions will be managed by the PVA Africa Steering Committee, which is comprised of a representation of civil society from each African region.
PROCESS STAGES:
The first stage of the selection process assesses compliance with pre-qualification criteria conducted by the PVA Africa Secretariat with support from the PVA Africa Steering Committee. Applications that do not comply and do not provide sufficient justification for non-compliance will not be evaluated further.
The second stage involves an online due diligence process by The African Alliance Finance and Grants representative to determine the potential level of risk that The African Alliance will assume. If needed capacity strengthening support will be offered to the potential subgrantee
The Third Stage of the evaluation process is for the PVA Secretariat and PVA SC to further discuss the outcomes of the Pre-award assessments and then finalize the subgrantees based on the proposed approach, alignment with the current work and strategy of the PVA, and expertise of implementing similar interventions.
African Alliance COVID-19 Advocacy Support Grant 2022.
2 Grants of ZAR 280,000 each for the entire project period in each region – North Africa, East Africa, Central Africa, West Africa, and Southern Africa.
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Eligibility for the African Alliance COVID-19 Advocacy Support Grant 2022.
Must declare a policy and practice of being non-discriminatory to any groups, including but not limited to Sex workers, LGBTQIA+ Communities, People living with HIV, People with disabilities, People who use Drugs, People in Detention, and Migrant Populations.
Must have active partnerships or a presence in rural communities in-country.
You will need to confirm that you have a zero-tolerance approach to and prohibition of sexual exploitation and abuse by all staff, volunteers and consultants, partners, beneficiaries, and community members.
Applications must be from an Indigenous-led organization – This means that your organization must be led by people who are descendants of the original inhabitants of the land in which the organization operates.
This includes groups who have not adopted significant parts of colonized culture.
Must have a main or head office located in Africa.
Must not be an International Non-Government Organisation.
How to Apply for African Alliance 2022 COVID-19 Advocacy Support Grant
The deadline for applications is May 30, 2022.
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plz I need it but I hope u re.highly welcome in urlifestyle
Am interested in this covid-19 interventions fund, because am a detribalised Nigerian who virtually lived in all the 6reigions in Nigerian and acquitted with their life style’s