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Resources for Community Resilience Project Proposal Deadline set for October 5th. | SMN News

September 27, 2020

Resources for Community Resilience Project Proposal Deadline set for October 5th. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- During the first week of September Resources for Community Resilience (R4CR) conducted four information sessions to inform Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), commonly known as non-profits or NGOs, about grant opportunities for their foundations. At total of 90+ CSOs attended either a face-to-face or virtual meeting and were informed about the content of the program, the application procedures and deadline.

R4CR, a programme implemented by VNG International (the International Cooperation Agency of the Association of Dutch Municipalities) and funded by the St. Maarten Trust Fund, was created to provide assistance to strengthening the capacity of CSOs on St Maarten in


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