The U.S. Mission to Tunisia is seeking proposals for programs that foster economic opportunities for U.S. businesses and investors, innovation collaboration, showcase American leadership and excellence in science, technology, culture, the arts, sports, education, and English language, and strengthen ties between the United States and Tunisia. Proposals must focus on one of the five priority areas outlined in the Annual Program Statement (APS), including economic prosperity and entrepreneurship, celebrating America's 250th anniversary and U.S.-Tunisian enduring partnership, innovation and collaboration in science and technology, mega decade of sports, and excellence in education and English teaching. Proposals should include a clear program description, budget, and monitoring and evaluation plan.
• Proposals that include programming outside Greater Tunis or across multiple governorates and/or promote increased collaboration and networking among alumni of U.S. government programs are encouraged.
• Examples of possible PD small grant proposals include subject-matter expert lectures, programs that connect U.S. companies with Tunisian partners, sports diplomacy, cultural heritage conservation and preservation programs, and English language programs.
• The proposed program should ideally be planned for a period of 12 months but can be slightly less or longer depending on the nature of the program.
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