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Right Sharing of World Resources offering Seed Grants to Small Grassroots Organizations (Sierra Leone)

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Deadline: 31-Dec-20

The Right Sharing of World Resources (RSWR) is seeking applications to provide seed grants to small grassroots organizations to implement women-led, income-generating projects.

The grants are for micro-enterprise, self-employment projects. They help with seed money and training so that a group can begin a revolving loan fund for members to take loans to begin their own small businesses. It is important to them that the women work together in self-help groups and use the RSWR resources to help themselves grow into independent and strong groups.
RSWR is a Quaker organization supported primarily by the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in the United States. RSWR has two main goals:
RSWR supports income-generating, self-employment projects for poor women who are members of a self help group. The project must include a revolving loan component. They believe that small scale income-generating projects offer a means of establishing self sufficiency to very poor people. By requiring that the project include a revolving loan program, they can multiple the impact of the grant as the funds are revolved many times to many different women within the community.
Funding Information
Up to US $5,500 for a one year project. Each group may receive only one grant.
Eligibility Criteria

For more information, visit https://www.rswr.org/sites/default/files/Proposal%20Guidelines%20and%20Checklists/Guidelines%20for%20Proposals%20to%20RSWR%20-%20SIERRA%20LEONE%20-%20new%20criteria.pdf

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