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RFA-129068State & Local

Submission Closed10/28/2026, 05:00:00 PM EDT

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Solicitation # UNDP-GEO-00556

The UNDP is hosting an innovation competition in Georgia focused on supporting women entrepreneurs to promote gender equality and female empowerment through the development of innovative solutions. Interested applicants must submit their proposals directly through the official online system, following the specific guidelines provided in the tender documentation. For those unfamiliar with the platform, profile registration is available via the provided link, while existing users are encouraged to use their current accounts. An online informational meeting for interested parties is scheduled for November 25 at 14:00 via Zoom. The procurement process is managed by the UNDP Georgia office, and applicants are advised to subscribe to the tender notifications to stay updated on any changes or additions to the documentation. For technical assistance regarding the online system, applicants may contact the designated procurement personnel listed in the tender documents.

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Fundraising and Partnership ConsultantThe Housing and Community Development agency in Georgia is seeking a Fundraising and Partnership Consultant to scale the Athens-Clarke County Affordable Housing Fund. The primary objective of this subcontract is to maximize the impact of the initial government investment by actively soliciting private donations, securing grants, and establishing strategic partnerships. The selected consultant will be responsible for developing comprehensive strategies to increase the fund's capital base and delivering formal partnership agreements and secured donations. Qualified candidates must possess demonstrated experience in philanthropic fundraising and grant writing specifically tailored to affordable housing initiatives. Interested parties must submit their responses by December 11, 2026. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 813211 and is managed through the Athens-Clarke County procurement portal.

Housing & Community Development

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The Prime Minister's Prizes for Science 2027 - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Knowledge Systems Prize

Solicitation # GO8565

The Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science are Australia’s most prestigious awards recognizing excellence in scientific research, science teaching, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledge systems. For the years 2027, 2028, and 2029, approximately 1.4 million dollars will be awarded annually across these categories. The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Knowledge Systems Prize specifically honors projects led by Indigenous peoples that solve significant challenges through the preservation and practice of traditional knowledge systems. Managed by the Department of Industry, Science and Resources, this specific prize is open to individuals, teams, and community groups, with a strong emphasis on diversity and gender inclusion. Recipients receive a medallion, lapel pin, award certificate, and prize money, which is split equally among team members or awarded directly to community groups. For the 2027 cycle, the solicitation is open until January 7, 2027, with funding for this specific prize category set at 250,000 dollars.

Department of Industry, Science and Resources

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The Prime Minister's Prizes for Science 2027 - Science Prizes

Solicitation # GO8563

The Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science are Australia’s most prestigious awards recognizing excellence in scientific research, research-based innovation, science teaching, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledge systems. Managed by the Department of Industry, Science and Resources, the program expects to award approximately 1.4 million dollars annually between 2027 and 2029. The awards are divided into three main categories, with a strong emphasis on nominating candidates from diverse backgrounds and all gender identities. Within the science and innovation category, five specific prizes are available, ranging from 50,000 dollars for New Innovators, Physical Scientists, and Life Scientists to 250,000 dollars for the top prizes in Science and Innovation. Recipients receive a medallion, lapel pin, award certificate, and the designated prize money, which is split equally among team members if applicable. For the 2027 cycle, the response deadline is January 7, 2027.

Department of Industry, Science and Resources

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Call for applications for Matching Grant for Socio Economic and Technological Innovations (For suppliers registered in Sri Lanka) (Re advertisement) [email hidden]

Solicitation # 2026/FASRL/FASRL/138874

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has issued a re-advertisement for a Matching Grant focused on Socio Economic and Technological Innovations. This solicitation, identified by number 2026/FASRL/FASRL/138874, is specifically open to suppliers registered in Sri Lanka, where the project performance will take place. The initiative aims to support innovative socio-economic and technological advancements through a matching grant structure. Interested applicants must submit their proposals through the UNGM portal, organizing their submissions into distinct technical and financial offer envelopes. If a questionnaire is required, it must be completed to finalize the submission. To ensure a valid submission, applicants are advised to keep file sizes under 5MB and avoid using special characters in filenames to prevent document corruption.

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Solicitation # XIZpfY3iVS5KRRoD

The Postdoc.Mobility fellowship, administered by the Swiss National Science Foundation, supports postdoctoral researchers in conducting research stays abroad to enhance their scientific networks, independence, and research profiles for future academic careers in Switzerland. The program provides funding for subsistence costs, travel expenses, and potential research and conference costs. Additionally, fellowship holders may apply for a return grant to finance their initial research period upon returning to Switzerland, which includes a salary and social security contributions. The standard funding period is 24 months for the fellowship and between 3 to 12 months for the return phase. Eligibility is restricted to individuals with Swiss citizenship, a Swiss permanent settlement permit, or those married to or in a registered partnership with a Swiss citizen. Alternatively, applicants may qualify if they hold a doctorate or state examination from a Swiss institution and have not previously held a postdoctoral position abroad. General requirements include completing a doctorate within six months of application, with submissions typically due within three years of the doctoral exam, or within eight years for medical researchers without an MD-PhD who have at least three years of clinical activity. As the SNSF reforms its career funding, the final submission deadline for Postdoc.Mobility is August 3, 2027, with a new postdoctoral funding scheme scheduled for launch in 2028. Applications must be submitted via the mySNF online platform.

Swiss National Science Foundation

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Solicitation # CxcoLbDNRaUwHIoH

The Weave funding scheme allows researchers from two to three European countries to submit joint research proposals through a centralized evaluation process. Operating on a Lead Agency principle, a single agency evaluates the project based on its existing funding rules and forwards the decision to partner organizations for endorsement and funding determination. Each participating national agency finances the sub-projects conducted within its own country, with a goal of supporting applications that rank in the top 20 percent of the evaluation round. Applicants must be eligible for funding in their respective countries and must submit their proposals simultaneously to all involved funders. While the research plan follows the Lead Agency guidelines, all other data must comply with the specific requirements of each national agency. Submissions are generally required in English and are accepted by the Swiss National Science Foundation on April 1 and October 1. Researchers are limited to one project proposal every twelve months and a maximum of two simultaneous project grants, one of which must be a Weave, Lead Agency, or ICIS project.

Swiss National Science Foundation

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National Foundation for the Centers for Disease Control and PreventionThe National Foundation for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (NFCDC) is receiving funding to support administrative expenses that enable it to fulfill its mission of enhancing the CDC’s capacity to respond to domestic and global health threats through strategic partnerships. This grant does not fund research activities; any proposal involving research will be disqualified, as the program is strictly for non-research efforts aligned with CDC’s mission and strategic priorities. The foundation’s initiatives are designed to strengthen CDC’s operational effectiveness by supporting programs and projects that advance public health goals, with measurable outcomes tracked through the number of initiatives funded and the number of CDC Centers and Offices participating in those efforts. The funding is intended to build collaboration and accelerate impact across CDC’s network. The opportunity is posted under NAICS code 813211 and is managed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, operating under the Department of Health and Human Services. It was announced on August 6, 2026, with no set-aside designation specified. The point of contact for inquiries is Page Flynn, reachable at [email hidden] or [phone hidden]. The funding announcement is accessible through the Grants.gov portal, and potential applicants should consult the CDC’s official definitions of research to ensure compliance, as proposed research activities will not be considered for review or funding.

Centers For Disease Control - Od

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Solicitation # wSd33rwrhn7Q16jI

The Scientific Exchanges program, administered by the Swiss National Science Foundation, provides grants between CHF 2,500 and CHF 25,000 to facilitate international knowledge transfer. The scheme supports two primary formats: scientific events, such as conferences and workshops lasting one to five days, and research visits for Swiss researchers traveling abroad or international researchers visiting Switzerland for one to six months. Eligible applicants must be employed in Switzerland with a work-time percentage between 20 and 100 percent. Funding covers travel expenses, accommodation, meals, and specific childcare allowances, with regional travel budget maximums ranging from CHF 500 for Europe to CHF 2,000 for Oceania. Applications must be submitted via the mySNF platform at least four months prior to the event or visit. Evaluation is based on the quality, originality, and relevance of the exchange, the scientific expertise of the participants, the mutual benefit of the collaboration, and the overall feasibility. Required documentation includes specific templates for events or visits, CVs for applicants and invited participants, and a research plan of up to six pages for visits. Following the exchange, a scientific report of up to five pages and relevant output data must be submitted within six weeks. Grants must be managed by an official financial administration rather than the applicant personally, and any unused funds must be reimbursed upon completion of the financial report.

Swiss National Science Foundation

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Inter-Organizational Partnership and Subrecipient AgreementsThis agreement establishes a formal partnership between the Health Resources and Services Administration and a subrecipient or affiliate organization to deliver essential program components including clinical training, curriculum development, and student support services. The partnership is structured under a subcontract arrangement aimed at advancing workforce development and educational outcomes in health-related fields, aligned with the NAICS code 813211 for other similar organizations. The subrecipient is expected to operate under the terms of a signed agreement to ensure compliance, accountability, and effective implementation of federally supported initiatives. The program is administered by the Department of Health and Human Services through its Health Resources and Services Administration and is posted for potential partners starting May 7, 2026. There is no specified set-aside status or geographic restriction for performance, and the place of performance remains undefined, suggesting flexibility for the subrecipient to operate within a broad geographic scope. The agreement supports capacity building and service delivery in underserved areas, with the subrecipient playing a critical role in translating federal objectives into actionable educational and training outcomes. No point of contact is listed, indicating that detailed engagement procedures will be provided through the official grants.gov portal linked in the notice.

Health Resources And Services Administration

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Family Engagement and Mentoring ServicesThe contract focuses on providing family engagement and mentoring services designed to enhance student attendance and academic success within Seattle Public Schools. It involves implementing workshops, conducting home visits, and offering structured mentoring programs that prioritize building trust and fostering an inclusive environment. The aim is to strengthen the connection between families and the educational community, thereby supporting students' overall well-being and achievement. As a subcontract under the NAICS code 813211, the services are targeted towards youth programming and are part of Seattle Public Schools' broader efforts to engage families more effectively. Although specific location details and points of contact are not provided, the contract underscores a commitment to creating supportive networks that empower families and students alike. This initiative highlights the importance of collaborative approaches in education to ensure student success through active family participation and personalized mentoring.

Seattle Public Schools

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Community Capacity Building via Local SubgrantsThe Administration for Community Living, under the Department of Health and Human Services, is seeking a subcontractor to design and manage a competitive subgrant program. The primary objective of this initiative is to provide funding to local organizations dedicated to improving the overall quality of life for individuals living with paralysis. This subcontract opportunity, categorized under NAICS code 813211, focuses on community capacity building. The selected partner will be responsible for the structural design and administrative oversight of the subgrant process to ensure resources effectively reach local entities capable of delivering impactful support services.

Administration For Community Living

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The Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth is currently accepting applications for the Pathways to Play Grants under solicitation number RFA-129068. This opportunity is open for submissions starting September 25, 2026, with a final response deadline of October 28, 2026, at 9:00 PM. The program is managed by the Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth within the state of Virginia. Interested applicants can find further details on the official website or contact Eloise Burke for additional information.

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Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth Pathways to Play Grants open September 25 to October 28.

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Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth

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813211 - Grantmaking Foundations

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Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth, VA, USA

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PostedSep 25

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Response DeadlineOct 28

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10/28/2026, 05:00:00 PM EDT

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Organization / AgencyVirginia Foundation for Healthy Youth

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Accepting applications for Pathways to Play Grants. Review details at www.vfhy.org

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