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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]

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2026/FASRL/FASRL/138874International

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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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FAO offers matching grants for socio-economic and technological innovations in Sri Lanka.

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813211 - Grantmaking Foundations

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LKA

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