*From:* awards@gdnet.org

*Sent:* Thursday, June 02, 2011 5:32 AM

*Subject:* APPLY NOW!! Global Development Awards and Medals Competition

 

Dear Development Professional,

 

Are you looking for an opportunity to scale up your innovative project? Here

is your chance to receive* US$ 30,000*.

 

The Global Development Network <http://www.gdnet.org/> (GDN) is offering

development organizations headquartered and working in developing countries

and transition economies such as yours, a chance to receive grants through

the *Japanese Award for Most Innovative Development Project (MIDP)*, as part

of its annual Global Development Awards and Medals

Competition<http://www.gdnet.org/%7E2011_awards>.


A second prize of *US$ 5,000* will be awarded to the runner-up.

In addition, the lucky first prize winner

will be eligible to compete for a grant of up to *US$ 200,000* for their

project through the Japan Social Development Fund.

 

And there’s more! The finalists will also get a chance to present their

project to an international high profile audience at GDN’s 13th Annual

Global Development

Conference<http://cloud1.gdnet.org/cms.php?id=annual_conference>in

June 2012. Their travel and stay will be funded by GDN.
 


*If you think your project is creative, innovative and has had a significant

social impact, hurry and log on to* http://www.gdnet.org/~2011_awards.

 

All applications and documents must be submitted electronically at the

Online Proposal Appraisal system - OPA (http://opa.gdnet.org).

*

Application Deadline: January 31, 2012 (Indian Standard Time 6:00 PM)*

 

For any further queries related to the competition write to us at
awards@gdnet.org.

 

Looking forward to hearing from you!

 

Best regards,

 

*Savi Mull*

Team Leader (Awards and Medals Competition)

Global Development Network

Second Floor, West Wing, ISID Complex

Plot No. 4, Vasant Kunj Institutional Area

New Delhi 110070, INDIA

Tel: +91-11-2613 9494 / 2613 6885

 

*Please circulate this email to institutions, colleagues and friends working

on development issues who you feel may be interested in winning this award.*