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EEJP: Small Grants and Fellowships Available for Work on Toxicity, Waste and Pollution in India

Environmental Equity and Justice Partnership (EEJP) announces the launch of second phase of its grant program.

EEJP strives to catalyse grassroots initiatives, trigger new imagination and perspectives, encourage crossover linkages, and provide greater opportunities to connect to environmental thinking. This it seeks to accomplish through its two components -- Environmental Small Grants (for organisations) and Environmental Fellowship (for individuals)

The focus of the current program is on cross cutting environmental issues around Toxicity, Waste and Pollution in India. Any activity that falls within the program focus and is strategic; action-oriented; builds public involvement and support; focuses on root causes of the issue; and most important, has a clear sustainability plan; is eligible for support under EEJP.

EEJP is currently inviting applications. For more details on eligibility, application process, time line, and other important aspects under each of the components are available on EEJP website, visit this link

The deadline for submitting Concept Note (in prescribed) format) is 31 July 2009.

1 comment:

S.Rengasamy - cdmissmdu said...

Good work.I see a lot of hope...I felt bad for not visiting you

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