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DOS-GEO — U.S. Department of State — Geographic Programs
U.S. Department of State geographic bureaus fund public diplomacy, democracy promotion, educational exchanges, and development programs through U.S. embassies and overseas missions worldwide.
ACTIVE GRANTS: 1 // TOTAL CAPACITY: $50,000 // STATUS: LIVE
Mission
To protect and promote U.S. security, prosperity, and democratic values through diplomacy, development, and public engagement overseas.
Established 1789
Annual Budget $8 billion
Active Grants 1
Total Capacity $50,000
U.S. Department of State — Geographic Programs: Key Programs & Funding Mechanisms
Public Diplomacy Grants
Embassy-administered grants for cultural programs, educational exchanges, and public outreach.
Democracy Commission Small Grants
Support for local civil society organizations advancing democratic governance and human rights.
English Language Programs
Grants supporting English language teaching and access to U.S. culture abroad.
Alumni Engagement Innovation Fund
Grants for U.S. exchange program alumni to implement community development projects.
Active DOS-GEO Grant Opportunities
DOS-GEO Frequently Asked Questions
Who can apply for State Department geographic program grants?
Eligibility varies by embassy and program. Most State Department public diplomacy grants are open to registered nonprofits, NGOs, universities, and cultural institutions in the target country or region. U.S.-based organizations may also apply for programs with international scope. Individual applicants are generally not eligible.
How do I find State Department grants for a specific country?
State Department grants are administered at the embassy level. Check the U.S. Embassy website for the specific country, look for a "Grants" or "Funding Opportunities" section, and monitor grants.gov for opportunity announcements from DOS and its geographic bureaus. Each embassy sets its own priorities and application cycles.
DOS-GEO Intelligence Briefings
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