Grants and guarantees awardedFunders

Who funded what in Africa, and for how much.

15,076 grants and guarantees on record from foundations, the EU, US agencies and the World Bank Group, each with its funder, its grantee and the amount as stated. Newest decided or signed first.

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USD 14,308,128.45
45 grants, in USD

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  1. GrantMozambique, decided 21 Oct 2022A named individual: THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO SUPPORT AN ELEPHANT CONSERVATION EFFORT IN THE MAPUTO PROVINCE BY STRENGTHENING ELEPHANT PROTECTION AND BIOLOGICAL MONITORING, AND PROMOTING HUMAN-ELEPHANT COEXISTENCE. LOCATED WITHIN THE GREATER LIMU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service awarded a grant of USD 399,909 to A named individual (name not shown).U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceSource: USAspending.govA named individual (name not shown)
  2. GrantUganda, decided 23 Sep 2022MGVP INC: THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO CHARACTERIZE PARASITE COMMUNITIES IN GREAT APES AND DRIVING FACTORS OF A FATAL CHRONIC WASTING SYNDROME AFFECTING CRITICALLY ENDANGERED MOUNTAIN GORILLAS AND ENDANGERED EASTERN CHIMPANZEES IN BWINDI IMPENETU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service awarded a grant of USD 250,050 to MGVP INC.U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceSource: USAspending.gov
  3. GrantSomalia, decided 7 Sep 2022CHEETAHS IN THE HORN OF AFRICA HOA ARE UNDER IMMENSE THREAT FROM INTENSE HUMAN ACTIVITIES, BUT ESPECIALLY FROM THE ILLEGAL WILDLIFE PET TRADE CHEETAH CONSERVATION FUNDS CCF WORK IN THE HOA HAS REVEALED THAT AS MANY AS 300 CUBS WERE REMOVED FROM EAST U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service awarded a grant of USD 637,610.35 to CHEETAH CONSERVATION FUND.U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceSource: USAspending.gov
  4. GrantEthiopia, decided 2 Sep 2022COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY: AN ESTIMATED 7,000 WILD CHEETAHS ACINONYX JUBATUS REMAIN ON THE AFRICAN CONTINENT, OCCUPYING ONLY 13 OF THEIR FORMER RANGE HUMAN WILDLIFE CONFLICTS, HABITAT LOSS AND FRAGMENTATION, LOSS OF PREY DUE TO GRAZING COMPETITION, AU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service awarded a grant of USD 1,020,000 to COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY.U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceSource: USAspending.gov
  5. GrantEthiopia, decided 24 Aug 2022THE ILLEGAL TRADE IN CHEETAHS ACINONYX JUBATUS IS INCREASINGLY THREATENING THE EXISTENCE OF THE REMAINING POPULATIONS IN BOTH THE HORN OF AFRICA AND OTHER EAST AFRICAN RANGE STATES AN ESTIMATED 300 OR MORE CHEETAHS ARE TRAFFICKED THROUGH THIS REGION U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service awarded a grant of USD 589,411 to AFRICAN WILDLIFE FOUNDATION.U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceSource: USAspending.gov
  6. GrantZambia, decided 21 Jul 2022FRANKFURT ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY - U.S., INC.: SUPPORT FOR COMMUNITY-INCLUSIVE CONSERVATION OF AFRICAN ELEPHANT IN THE NORTH LUANGWA ECOSYSTEM, ZAMBIA":THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO SUPPORT AN ELEPHANT CONSERVATION EFFORT IN NORTH LUANGWA NATIONAL PAU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service awarded a grant of USD 75,173 to FRANKFURT ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY - U.S., INC..U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceSource: USAspending.gov
  7. GrantTanzania, decided 15 Jul 2022ZOOLOGISCHE GESELLSCHAFT FRANKFURT VON 1858 E.V.: THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE SURVIVAL OF ENDANGERED CHIMPANZEES IN TANZANIA'S GREATER MAHALE ECOSYSTEM AND PROTECT A KEY HABITAT CORRIDOR BY: (1) EQUIPPING AND TRAINING VILLAGE U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service awarded a grant of USD 449,573 to ZOOLOGISCHE GESELLSCHAFT FRANKFURT VON 1858 E.V..U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceSource: USAspending.gov
  8. GrantUganda, decided 15 Jun 2022TURTLE SURVIVAL ALLIANCE FOUNDATION: THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO IMPLEMENT CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES TO PROTECT THIS SPECIES FROM EXPLOITATION FOR CONSUMPTION BY LOCAL FISHERS AND FOR SALE THIS SPECIES WAS SUSPECTED TO BE EXTINCT IN THE WILD, BUTU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service awarded a grant of USD 99,197.62 to TURTLE SURVIVAL ALLIANCE FOUNDATION.U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceSource: USAspending.gov
  9. GrantGuinea, decided 14 Jun 2022WILD CHIMPANZEE FOUNDATION - GERMANY E.V.: THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO SUPPORT THE STRENGTHENING OF HABITAT CONNECTIVITY BETWEEN THE MOYEN-BAFING AND BADIAR NATIONAL PARKS TO IMPROVE CONDITIONS FOR WEST AFRICAN CHIMPANZEES BY: (1) INCREASING INU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service awarded a grant of USD 439,330 to WILD CHIMPANZEE FOUNDATION - GERMANY E.V..U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceSource: USAspending.gov
  10. GrantCote d'Ivoire, decided 9 Jun 2022AFRICAN AQUATIC CONSERVATION FUND INC: THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO ADDRESS THREATS TO THIS SPECIES FROM EXPLOITATION FOR MEAT AND MEDICINAL NEEDS. AN ESTIMATED FIVE PERCENT OF THE TOTAL POPULATION IS COLLECTED EACH YEAR WHICH IS STEADILY DRIVINU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service awarded a grant of USD 77,573 to AFRICAN AQUATIC CONSERVATION FUND INC.U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceSource: USAspending.gov
  11. GrantSouth Africa, decided 8 Jun 2022CHELONIAN CONSERVATION CENTER: THIS PROJECT AIMS TO HELP CONSERVE THE REMAINING POPULATION OF THIS SPECIES, WHICH IS PERIODICALLY DECIMATED BY CATASTROPHIC FIRES THAT KILL LARGE NUMBERS OF TORTOISES. THIS REQUIRES REPOPULATING WITH HEAD-STARTED TURTLU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service awarded a grant of USD 71,490.11 to CHELONIAN CONSERVATION CENTER.U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceSource: USAspending.gov
  12. GrantSierra Leone, decided 31 May 2022PAN AFRICAN SANCTUARY ALLIANCE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO SUPPORT THE PROTECTION OF LOMA MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK'S ENDANGERED CHIMPANZEES BY: (1) CONDUCTING SURVEYS TO ESTIMATE CHIMPANZEE ABUNDANCE, UNDERSTAND POPULATION DYNAMICS, AND IDENTIFU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service awarded a grant of USD 449,636 to PAN AFRICAN SANCTUARY ALLIANCE.U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceSource: USAspending.gov
  13. GrantKenya, decided 27 May 2022LEWA WILDLIFE CONSERVANCY USA: THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO IMPLEMENT CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES TO PROTECT THE PANCAKE TORTOISE FROM POACHING FOR THE PET TRADE AND DESTRUCTION OF ITS ROCK HABITAT. NATIVE ONLY TO KENYA AND TANZANIA, POPULATIONS OF U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service awarded a grant of USD 136,524 to LEWA WILDLIFE CONSERVANCY USA.U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceSource: USAspending.gov
  14. GrantSierra Leone, decided 27 May 2022UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN SYSTEM: THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO GENERATE CRITICAL INFORMATION ON THE ECOLOGY AND BIOLOGY OF A BACTERIUM RESPONSIBLE FOR AN EMERGING AND POSSIBLY ZOONOTIC DISEASE (EPIZOOTIC NEUROLOGIC AND GASTROENTERIC SYNDROME, ENGSU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service awarded a grant of USD 287,226 to UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN SYSTEM.U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceSource: USAspending.gov
  15. GrantZambia, decided 27 May 2022ZOOLOGISCHE GESELLSCHAFT FRANKFURT VON 1858 E.V.: THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO SUPPORT AN ELEPHANT CONSERVATION EFFORT IN NSUMBU NATIONAL PARK AND SURROUNDING GAME MANAGEMENT AREAS BY STRENGTHENING ELEPHANT PROTECTION AND BIOLOGICAL MONITORING. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service awarded a grant of USD 204,283 to ZOOLOGISCHE GESELLSCHAFT FRANKFURT VON 1858 E.V..U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceSource: USAspending.gov
  16. GrantDemocratic Republic of the Congo, decided 27 May 2022GORILLA REHABILITATION AND CONSERVATION EDUCATION (GRACE) CENTER, INC.: THE PURPOSE OF THIS 1-YEAR PROJECT IS TO CONDUCT DISEASE TESTING OF CAPTIVE CRITICALLY ENDANGERED GRAUER'S GORILLAS AT THE GRACE CENTRE IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO TOU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service awarded a grant of USD 63,822 to GORILLA REHABILITATION AND CONSERVATION EDUCATION (GRACE) CENTER, INC..U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceSource: USAspending.gov
  17. GrantUganda, decided 18 May 2022WILDLIFE CONSERVATION SOCIETY: THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO REDUCE THE LOSS AND DEGRADATION OF CHIMPANZEE HABITAT IN THE UGANDAN ALBERTINE RIFT BY: (1) RESTORING CHIMPANZEE HABITAT IN TWO FOREST RESERVES THROUGH REPLANTING AT LEAST 100 HA OF NATU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service awarded a grant of USD 449,999 to WILDLIFE CONSERVATION SOCIETY.U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceSource: USAspending.gov
  18. GrantBenin, decided 13 May 2022THE ELEPHANT PROTECTION INITIATIVE FOUNDATION: THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO SUPPORT AN ELEPHANT CONSERVATION EFFORT IN BENIN AND MOZAMBIQUE BY STRENGTHENING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A ROBUST IVORY STOCKPILE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM. BENIN AND MOZAMBIQUE AU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service awarded a grant of USD 147,555 to THE ELEPHANT PROTECTION INITIATIVE FOUNDATION.U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceSource: USAspending.gov
  19. GrantCameroon, decided 10 May 2022TRAFFIC INTERNATIONAL: THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO SUPPORT AN ELEPHANT CONSERVATION EFFORT IN CAMEROON BY STRENGTHENING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE NATIONAL IVORY ACTION PLAN (NIAP) AND IMPROVING LAW ENFORCEMENT CAPACITY. CAMEROON IS HOME TO APPRU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service awarded a grant of USD 185,383.65 to TRAFFIC INTERNATIONAL.U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceSource: USAspending.gov
  20. GrantBenin, decided 10 May 2022AFRICAN PARKS FOUNDATION OF AMERICA: THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO SUPPORT AN ELEPHANT CONSERVATION EFFORT IN PENDJARI AND W NATIONAL PARKS BY STRENGTHENING BIOLOGICAL MONITORING, ELEPHANT PROTECTION, AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT. AS PART OF THE WAP U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service awarded a grant of USD 388,443 to AFRICAN PARKS FOUNDATION OF AMERICA.U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceSource: USAspending.gov

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  • EU Financial Transparency System, 3,590 on recordSource: European Commission, Financial Transparency System. (c) European Union, reused under CC BY 4.0 (Commission Decision 2011/833/EU). Changed by All Business Africa: filtered to African beneficiaries, repeated rows added together, reshaped into award records. Licence: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). Financial Transparency System.
  • USAspending.gov, 3,124 on recordSource: USAspending.gov, U.S. Department of the Treasury, from what federal agencies report. No endorsement by any United States government agency is implied. Licence: Work of the United States Government (17 U.S.C. 105). USAspending.gov.
  • Gates Foundation, via IATI, 2,896 on recordGrant data published by the Gates Foundation to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI) under the Open Data Commons Attribution License, read through the IATI Bulk Data Service and reshaped by All Business Africa. Amounts and currencies are as published. Licence: Open Data Commons Attribution License (ODC-By). IATI Registry.
  • US African Development Foundation, via IATI, 2,290 on recordGrant data published by the United States African Development Foundation to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI) under CC0, read through the IATI Bulk Data Service. Credit is given although CC0 does not require it. Licence: Creative Commons Zero (CC0). IATI Registry.
  • 360Giving, 1,580 on recordContains grant data from 360Giving and the publishers of the original data, made available through the 360Giving API under CC BY 4.0, each grant under its own published licence. Reshaped by All Business Africa. Licence: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). GrantNav, by 360Giving.
  • World Bank Finances One, Recipient Executed Grants (DS00980), 735 on recordSource: World Bank, Finances One dataset DS00980 Recipient Executed Grants Commitments and Disbursements, CC BY 4.0. Reshaped by All Business Africa: one record per grant fund, the amount is the sum of the commitments recorded for fiscal years 2009 to 2013. Licence: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). Finances One DS00980.
  • Hewlett Foundation, via IATI, 527 on recordGrant data published by The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI) under a Creative Commons Attribution licence, read through the IATI Bulk Data Service and reshaped by All Business Africa. Licence: Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY). IATI Registry.
  • World Bank Finances One, MIGA Issued Projects (DS00988), 334 on recordSource: World Bank, Finances One dataset DS00988 MIGA Issued Projects, CC BY 4.0. Reshaped by All Business Africa. MIGA publishes the project, not the guarantee holder. Licence: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). Finances One DS00988.
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