Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Youth Challenge" Doorwaar" Is a Capacity-building Program for Community-based Youth 4-H Club and Osc. the Aim Is to Forge Young Citizens Who Are Actors of Change and Community Development. the Program Builds the Leadership of Young People in Their Community Spaces (neighborhoods, Villages, Communes, Learning Spaces, Etc.) by Having Youth Csos Compete Against Each Other in Solidarity Projects for the Development of Their Community.
Committed
$933,333
Paid out
$541.7K
58%
Committed, not yet paid
$391.7K
42%
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