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Grant
Indigenous Peoples Assistance Facility 2017-2020: Samburu Women Trust
Approval Date
04 November 2017
Duration
2017 - 2021
Grant ID
2000002050
The overall goal of the programme is that indigenous peoples drive their own community development.
The target group will be composed of indigenous peoples’ communities and their organizations living in rural areas in the countries in which IFAD operates in Africa, Asia and the Pacific and Latin America and the Caribbean.
Additional Data
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Recipient
Samburu Women Trust
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Total Cost
US$ 0.67 million
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IFAD Grant Amount
US$ 0.67 million
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