2014 Sea Pact Funding Application
Instructions: Please fill out the following form in detail. Note that there is a 250-word maximum for each field. When complete, please return via email to no later than August 25th, 2014.Applicants will be notified of funding decisions in late September 2014.
Project Name:
Category of Project (check all that apply):
Gear or Farm ImprovementsFisheries Management
Fishery Habitat Restoration
Fisheries Improvement Project
Aquaculture Improvement Projects / Species Research and Data Collection
Research to Improve Farming Practices
Wild Stock Enhancement
Regional Aquaculture Management
Fisheries Conservation
Briefly describe your project and goals (250 words or less):
Project Location/ Management Area(s), Country or Geographic Scope in which activities will take place:
Species involved: Scientific and common names:
Total Amount Requested (In U.S. Dollars):
What Percentage of Total Project Budget Are You Requesting?
Does this project have the capability of receiving matching funds from any organization or individual?
Yes No
Is this project: Non-Profit or For-Profit?
Permission to share: In the event that this project is not awarded a Sea Pact grant, may Sea Pact present this grant application on to other potential funders? Yes No
Project Details (all fields have a 250 word limit)
- Summarize the project’s ultimate objectives and timeline:
- What are the expected benefits of the project and to whom?
- How will the project’s objectives be monitored and its impacts measured?
- How does your project align with Sea Pact’s mission to improve global seafood sustainability?
- What need, gap, or opportunity does your project address?
- How do you plan to continue the operation and funding of the project/program in the future 3 to 5 years from now?
- Detail how the funds will be used including salaries, purchases, operating costs:
- Are there current opportunities that make your project advantageous or it’s timing crucial?
- What are the difficulties, weaknesses and risks (internal and external) that threaten the project? How will your team manage these?
- What Legal, Economic, Social or Environmental issues motivated this project’s design and development?
- How will the design of this project and your organization’s strengths help your team meet its project objectives?
- Describe your organization, its mission, history, and affiliations with Government, NGO’s, Academia, and 3rd Party Consultants.
- Describe other current programs and accomplishments:
- If there is additional information that is vital to convey such as financial, legal, operational or administrative clarifications please do so here.
- Please list any relevant websites here:
- If you are a for-profit entity, please explain what broad and direct charitable purpose or public benefit your proposal would serve and why this is not something
an investor in the company could/should pay for:
*For-Profit entities must provide the following if selected:
- Evidence that there is no private benefit of a grant donation to the For Profit recipient, as defined by the IRS
- Evidence that grants are for the use of a broad and direct charitable purpose or public benefit
*Non-Profit entities must provide the following if selected:
- IRS Determination Letter (International: 501c3 equivalency determination, translated into English and notarized)
- Most Recent 990
- Audited Financials (if available)
- Organizational Budget
- Board and Staff List