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[Closed] Italian Cooperation (AICS) Call for Proposals: Emergency Response and Early Recovery for Vulnerable Communities in Syria

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Project funding for non-profit organisations delivering multisectoral humanitarian aid, or livelihoods and decent-work programmes, for displaced, returnee and host communities inside Syria. Two lots; local organisations can apply if they already hold a partnership agreement with an Italian organisation on the AICS register.

Funding · Italian Agency for Development Cooperation (AICS), Beirut office · Syria · General

See the details and how to apply


A curated summary — always read the official call on the organiser's own site before applying. Terms and dates can change after publication.

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References

  1. AICS Beirut transparency portal
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