The Small Grants Program offers your business a unique chance to receive funding for projects that align with U.S. policy goals in Geneva. This could include a variety of initiatives such as workshops, cultural exhibitions, public awareness campaigns, or academic exchanges. By applying, you will not only gain financial support but also enhance your business's visibility and contribute positively to issues that matter in the international community.

There's no maximum amount set for funding, meaning you could receive tailored support based on your project's needs. This flexibility, combined with the absence of strict revenue or employee requirements, allows you to pursue innovative projects without the usual constraints. Engaging in these initiatives can open doors for new collaborations and strengthen your network in Geneva's dynamic environment.

Ultimately, this program isn't just about funding; it's an opportunity to expand your impact and connect with important policy discussions on crucial topics like human rights and public-private partnerships. By being approved, your business can significantly enhance its profile on the international stage.

The financing provided through this program is a Grant. Grants are financial awards that do not need to be repaid. This means you can use the funds without worrying about interest rates or repayment terms.

Eligible Expenses

Funds can be allocated towards a range of eligible expenses including:

• Academic and professional lectures or panel discussions
• Exhibitions and cultural programs
• Professional and academic exchanges
• Professional development workshops and training
• Public awareness campaigns

Restrictions and Fees

• Ineligible Expenses: Funds cannot be used for activities unrelated to the stated objectives, including any personal or unauthorized business expenses.
• Fees: There are no application fees associated with this program. However, it’s important to ensure all project proposals meet eligibility criteria for funding consideration.

• Location: Must be based in Geneva.
• Business Types: Open to individuals, non-government organizations, think tanks, and government and academic institutions.
• U.S. Element: All projects must include a U.S. element or connection.
• Employee Count: No minimum or maximum employee requirements.
• Revenue: No minimum or maximum revenue qualifications.
• Legal Structure: All legal structures are applicable.
• Profit Structure: All profit structures are applicable.

Disqualifications: None specified.

The Small Grants Program offers your business a unique chance to receive funding for projects that align with U.S. policy goals in Geneva. You can apply for this grant to support a wide range of initiatives, such as workshops, cultural exhibitions, public awareness campaigns, or academic exchanges. These projects not only help your business gain visibility but also contribute positively to the international community.

Funding for your projects will depend on available appropriated funds, and there is no set maximum amount. This means you could receive support tailored to the needs of your project without worrying about strict revenue or employee size requirements. If your project connects in some way to U.S. interests, it’s worth exploring how this funding can elevate your business presence.

With this opportunity, you can advance crucial issues like human rights or public-private partnerships, while also enriching your company’s profile in the international arena. Engaging in these projects may open doors to new collaborations and strengthen your network within Geneva's dynamic environment. This is not just funding; it’s a way to expand your impact and connect with broader policy discussions.