1. The GEF Small Grants Programme in Laos has an application procedure for community organizations and non-profits to apply for grants. Eligible applicants include community groups, non-profits, academia, and mass organizations.
2. Applicants must submit a project concept note and letter of support from local stakeholders. If the concept is approved, applicants submit a full proposal along with registration documents. National Steering Committees screen and approve the concepts and proposals.
3. If approved, the programme secretariat prepares a Letter of Request and Memorandum of Agreement for signatures. Grant funds are dispersed in three installments based on reports and paperwork submitted through the UNOPS system.
1. The GEF Small Grants Programme in Laos has an application procedure for community organizations and non-profits to apply for grants. Eligible applicants include community groups, non-profits, academia, and mass organizations.
2. Applicants must submit a project concept note and letter of support from local stakeholders. If the concept is approved, applicants submit a full proposal along with registration documents. National Steering Committees screen and approve the concepts and proposals.
3. If approved, the programme secretariat prepares a Letter of Request and Memorandum of Agreement for signatures. Grant funds are dispersed in three installments based on reports and paperwork submitted through the UNOPS system.
1. The GEF Small Grants Programme in Laos has an application procedure for community organizations and non-profits to apply for grants. Eligible applicants include community groups, non-profits, academia, and mass organizations.
2. Applicants must submit a project concept note and letter of support from local stakeholders. If the concept is approved, applicants submit a full proposal along with registration documents. National Steering Committees screen and approve the concepts and proposals.
3. If approved, the programme secretariat prepares a Letter of Request and Memorandum of Agreement for signatures. Grant funds are dispersed in three installments based on reports and paperwork submitted through the UNOPS system.
#Community based organization (village 1. letter of project management teams including 1 person for signing the MOA and Is to proceed the approved grants based on or cluster)? another person for a project coordinator or the information provided such as Supplier #Non-profit association? can be the same person with who can sign Form; PO; Receipt; RfP in OneUNOPS #Academia? the MOA; system, and to transfer the grant into the #Mass organization? 2. 2-3 signatories for withdrawing money bank account of the grantee. #Foundation? If yes, then- from bank account that must be a co- Eligible applicants signature. 3. certificate of bank statement from bank UNOPS authority to prove that the signatories of Programme secretariat (NC/PA) is the project management teams are the contacted for the Format/Template of same persons. Payment to grantee partner is divided into three Project Concept for Submission. 4. The potential grantee will be provided installments (up to 50% upon the MoA signed, up the OneUNOPS form or supplier/vendor to 40% of interim reports including financial and NC/PA form for registration in the system and bank technical parts accepted then 10% whenever final account must open to receive Lao Kip (LAK) report is received with satisfactory. Minimum requirement at beginning to be with the same name of applicant home enclosed with project concept submission institution. . are: 1. a letter of the group/home establishment If the provided information of project NC/PA is required to ensure that intranet database for NPA and foundation from the authority; proponent is insufficient, NSCs can request of the GGEF SGP is updated regularly as such all and for improvement or to eject the proposal, related documents of a project must be uploaded 2. letter of social consultation with the based on the consensus agreement. including MoA, interim report, concept note, stakeholders including local community and NSCs project proposal, photos, final report and etc. a key implementing partner of local government unit. Once the project documents are approved programme secretariat then prepares the Letter of Request for Grant Award to Concept note is screened by programme Portfolio Manager for approval to make Field monitoring and evaluation of country secretariat & approved by NSCs. The sure that grant is available at the account of programme management teams including shortlists are based on the adopted NC/PA the country programme for disbursement. NSCs, GEF OFP, UNDP Colleagues and strategic initiatives in the CPS which are in Programme Secretariat is once a year at alignment with focal areas of the GEF SGP least. and other adopted areas by NSCs. NSCs Prepares MoA draft to UNDP Res Rep for the signature on behalf of UNOPS and other supporting documents for instance minutes of NSC meeting and RFGA. . Grantee partners’ meeting is once a year at least. Once the project concept is reviewed and NC/PA initially approved by NSCs then project proponent is called for full project proposal Grantee partners for submission again together with The complete set of signed documents are template of project proposal to be provided sent to UNOPS at region and HQ through by programme secretariat. the system of OneUNOPS for each step of Call for proposal is twice a year by June and project document preparation instance: December of yearly basis. Depend on the 1. Supplier/vendor form for registration; grant availability and grant making of the 2. Purchas order (PO) for each project; previous batch is ready done. 3. Receipt; and 4. Request for payment (RfP).