I'm trying to find grants to start the development of my institution, what I can do?

I'm trying to start the Institute Research and development in technical education, science and technology. I am the founder of the institution. The project in Zambia, Africa. I note that most of the institutions of the grants are available for developed countries like the United Kingdom, USA, Canada, etc. Any possibility of granting financial institutions in these countries or even other African countries to start the institutions? The project in Zambia, Africa. I note that most institutions grant funding is available for developed countries like the United Kingdom, USA, Canada, etc. The possibility of granting institutions financing in these countries, even other countries in the institutions begin to Africa?

You can go to the catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA) and http://www.cfda.gov http://www.grants.gov Grants.gov – These are two sites created by the federal government to ensure transparency and information on grants. View the ads and see if you can find a grant to support the application. Even if you buy books on "how to get grants" or list that supposedly has information on grants – are all simple versions of what CFDA has, albeit packaged differently. When CFDA to http://www.cfda.gov -> click Check for Assistance Programs (HTML) -> View Catalogue by the recipient -> Select the combo scientists / researchers and a list of grants by the agency. You can then click on each grant information to see if you would benefit from this system. For grants private visit Foundation Center Grant from the Foundation for People Online. This is a website by subscription ($ 9.95/month), but their propaganda says that only opening of the database is ideal for "students, artists, academics, libraries and financial aid offices." You can fall researchers. Foundation Center has a comprehensive database for nonprofit organizations more. http://gtionline http://www.cfda.gov http://www.grants.gov. http://www.sba.gov/expanding/grants.html —————- http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol66/grants.htm fdncenter.org – You do not have the character of your institution is not U.S.. The above answer is only for United States. If you are in Africa, the best, I believe that multilateral funding agencies like the United Nations Development or the World Bank. UNDP provides mainly technical assistance grants, including capacity building – but they still require matching funds. It means you should be able to keep salaries of its employees (consultants of UNDP funds only technical, but not the salaries of employees). You write a proposal for them, but they work in cycles and may take some time before we can approve the project, but if you could project on its credit line, then it is very likely to get the grant you needs. You need to focus on the importance of your institution in your country and what is urgently needed. You can contact the UNDP Zambia Telephone: (260-1) 250 800 Fax: (260-1) 253 805 E-mail: @ undp.org registry.zm Physical Address: United Nations House Alick Nkhata Road, Longacres Lusaka Postal Address: United Nations Development Lusaka, Zambia PO Box 31 966 10 101 All official correspondence should be addressed to: The representative of the United Nations Development Lusaka PO Box 31 966 10 101 residents Zambia can also explore grants to build the capacity of African Development Bank http://www.afdb.org. Technical Assistance Grants may or loans low cost available to their nonprofit organization.

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