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Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · project grant (b)
PXP Is a Grant to Provide Direct and Accessible Support That Addresses the Needs, Opportunities, and Challenges Identified by Activists, and Other Civic Actors Engaged in Nonviolent Collective Action. Through This Support, PXP Will Strengthen the Agency, Resiliency, and Efficacy of Activists and People-powered Social Movements That Advance Human Rights, Social Justice, Democracy, and Inclusive Development. Usaid Will Work With These Communities to Co- Create PXP to Ultimately Elevate Locally Led Approaches and Build on Existing Platforms and Networks of Support for Nonviolent Collective Action. the Grant Will Be Managed by a Prime, Alongside a Consortium of International, Regional Organizations, Who Will Work to Regrant Funding to Activists, Civil Society Organizations, Informal Grassroots Initiatives, and Create Offline and Online Spaces for Learning, Sharing, and Exchange.
Committed
$20.0 Million
Paid out
$14.0M
70%
Committed, not yet paid
$6.0M
30%
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