I just wrote about the Internet Society Cybersecurity Grant for up to $56,000 AUD (roughly $40K USD) in the Asia Pacific region… but it is part of a larger set of grants that all have a deadline of May 31.
APNIC Internet Operations Research Grants
Internet Society Cybersecurity Grant
Community Impact Grants
Technical Innovation Grants (including IoT and IPv6)
These are for projects that will be conducted in the Asia Pacific region (see the list of countries and economies eligible for the grants).
Meanwhile, FIRE Africa has $240,000 USD to be awarded in three different sets of grants (including two grants sponsored by the Internet Society) that cover topics including:
Technical Innovation
Community Development
Governance Enhancement
Education
Internet Security
Internet Access
These grants are available for projects in the African and Indian Ocean region.
All of these are projects funded as part of the Seed Alliance.
The application period has been open since February 24, but this is the final few days to put together and submit an application proposal. I could see it being a very busy weekend for some groups and organizations in those regions!
It is great to see these kind of grants being made available in these regions and I look forward to learning in a few months about the projects that get funded!
Written by Dan York, Author and Speaker on Internet technologiesFollow CircleID on TwitterMore under: Access Providers, Internet of Things, Internet Protocol, IPv6, Privacy, Security, Web
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May 31 Deadline for $517,000 US in Internet-related Grants in Africa and Asia Pacific
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