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The McGovern-Dole International Food for Education and Child Nutrition Program is a grant from the USDA aimed at improving food security, reducing hunger, and enhancing literacy and primary education, especially for girls. The program provides U.S. agricultural commodities and financial and technical assistance to support school feeding and nutrition programs in specific countries. It focuses on improving literacy and health practices among school-aged children.
Who it's for: Organizations that can implement projects to improve food security and education in priority countries like Bolivia, Cambodia, Ecuador, Guinea, Honduras, Liberia, and Timor Leste. These projects should focus on using U.S. agricultural commodities and have a sustainable impact.
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Eligible applicants are organizations capable of implementing food security and education improvement projects in priority countries such as Bolivia, Cambodia, Ecuador, Guinea, Honduras, Liberia, and Timor Leste. Projects must focus on using U.S. agricultural commodities and demonstrate strong oversight, monitoring, and sustainability strategies. Applications from non-priority countries are rarely funded, and those from countries listed in Proclamation 10998 are not considered.
Organizations that can implement projects to improve food security and education in priority countries like Bolivia, Cambodia, Ecuador, Guinea, Honduras, Liberia, and Timor Leste. These projects should focus on using U.S. agricultural commodities and have a sustainable impact.
Funds can be used to purchase U.S. agricultural commodities, provide financial and technical assistance, and support school feeding and nutrition programs. They should also cover project monitoring, oversight, and sustainability efforts.
Total Program Funding
$240,000,000
Expected Awards
7
Cost Sharing
Not Required
Award Range
$10,000,000 - $35,000,000
Deadline
Jun 22, 2026
Total Program Funding
$240,000,000
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