Unlocking Cultural Heritage: AFCP Grants Program 2025
The U.S. Embassy in Tunisia has opened the call for concept notes for the 2025 cycle of the U.S. Ambassadors Fund for Cultural Preservation (AFCP) Grants Program. This initiative invites foreign universities, NGOs, public international organizations, and U.S. non-profits to preserve significant cultural assets worldwide. Grants range between $25,000 and $500,000, funding projects that last from one to five years.
Preservation of Rich Histories
With a submission deadline set for Tuesday, January 7, 2025, at 11:59 p.m. Tunis time, the AFCP eagerly awaits proposals focused on preserving historic buildings, archaeological sites, manuscripts, and traditional cultural expressions. Successful projects contribute to the vibrant tapestry of over 120 cultures globally while highlighting unique heritage.
Celebrating Tunisia’s Cultural Contributions
Since its inception, the AFCP has invested over 3.2 million Tunisian dinars (exceeding $1 million) in eight projects across Tunisia. Notable efforts include conservation at the El Jem amphitheater and restoration work at the renowned Sidi Mansour Building on Jerba Island. An exciting new project focuses on the ancient Berber village of Douiret, set to commence in 2025.
Joining the Preservation Movement
Applicants interested in this funding opportunity are encouraged to reach out to the Tunis Public Diplomacy Team at [email protected]. For more details about the AFCP 2025 Grants Program, including requirements for concept notes, visit the official notice page.
– AFCP 2025 Grants are open for concept notes. – Grants range from $25,000 to $500,000. – Application deadline: January 7, 2025, at 11:59 p.m. Tunis time. – Tunisia has received over $1 million for cultural preservation projects since 2001.
The AFCP Grants Program for 2025 offers a valuable opportunity for institutions to receive funding for cultural preservation projects globally. In Tunisia, previous investments have significantly contributed to maintaining the country’s rich heritage, with promising new initiatives on the horizon. The submission deadline on January 7, 2025, invites passionate proposals that celebrate and protect cultural history for future generations.
Original Source: tn.usembassy.gov
