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SEED Foundation Grant 2016 and Road Safety Grants in Low Income Countries Jan 26, 2016 09:31 pm | Divya Sharma SEED Foundation Grant 2016 SEED Foundation is seeking applications from organisations for its 2016 grant projects to support pilot projects in favor of an innovative agricultural development. The mission of Seed Foundation is to support agricultural and rural development in Africa to improve food security and living conditions of the most vulnerable population. SEED Foundation’s team will pay…[ click here to read more ] Latest Grants Road Safety Grants Programme 2016: Supporting NGOs/CSOs in Selected low- and middle-income Countries Deadline:  9 February 2016 Various Countries The Global Road Safety Partnership is currently calling for Proposals for Round 9 of its Road Safety Grants Programme. The Programme supports projects to develop and deliver high-impact, evidence-based road safety interventions designed to strengthen road safety policies and their i

  Hello , A lot of people are gradually getting more interested in processed foods, which can have lots of unhealthy effects on our body due to the chemicals added in the production of these foods. What are processed foods? Processed foods are foods that have been altered with artificial ingredients, fillers and chemical additives. 1.  70 percent of our calories now come from processed food 2.  Processed food is addictive.  There’s a reason you can’t stop eating all those sugary, salty snacks: they’re designed to keep you coming back. Processed foods stimulate dopamine, a feel-good neurotransmitter that lights up your brain in similar ways that drugs do 3.  Processed foods have disgusting ingredients 4.  Processed foods will make you fat 5.  Processed foods have been a root cause of nearly every modern disease 6.  Eating processed foods will make it harder for you to burn calories 7.  Processed foods cause imbalances in your gut 8.  Processed food is plentiful 9.  Pr

Dear Friend, Many funding opportunities have close deadlines that make it difficult for NGOs to carry out their research and develop a proper proposal and submit it on time. While many donors set timelines to receive applications from prospective grantees, it is not possible for all organizations to be prompt in meeting funding deadlines. However, there are some donor agencies that accept proposals without deadlines. We have developed a list of grant programs by such donors in this PDF: ‘ Apply Anytime: Grants that are open throughout the Year .’

Youth Organizing for Policy Advocacy at Gretaer Tomorrow Initiative.. We thought it wise you should read, listen, watch and act on the story of an 18yr Old Girl..... ANONYMOUS EXTRAORDINARIES When Natalie Warne was young, she learned about not just Martin Luther King, Jr., but all the people surrounding him who were equally committed to and involved in the Civil Rights struggle. Natalie calls such people “anonymous extraordinaries”: “people who work selflessly and vigorously for what they believe in. People who are motivated by conviction and not recognition.” She was inspired by what was possible. Her senior year in high school Natalie learned about the plight of child soldiers through the film Invisible Children and was struck with the certainty that she needed to do something; but what? As she said, “What can one 17-year-old do? You’ve gotta give me something.” Natalie interned with Invisible Children to help get a bill passed that would make it possib