Citi Romania funds a micro-grant programme of up to $20,000 for children
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A programme funded by Citi Romania aims to test new solutions for children in Romania. The goal is to find practical ideas that can improve children's lives and to see whether these ideas work in reality.
Projects with the greatest potential will be able to receive micro-grants of $15,000 to $20,000. These amounts are relatively small, but they allow teams to put an idea into practice and check the results before scaling it up. For many organisations, this type of financial support can be an important first step.
The organisers have also opened a public call, through which interested people can submit project proposals. Details about the participation conditions and how to submit an application can be obtained directly from the organisers.
The programme shows that the private sector can take on a role in supporting children in Romania. The results of the selected projects will show whether the tested solutions can also be used in other communities.
Sources: Forbes Romania
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