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Stabilistan is one of the largest ODA funders in the world. It channels its funding through StabilAid. StabilAid funds multilateral operations as well as work done by Stabilistani NGOs. Many Stabilistani NGOs are global leaders in their respective fields. One of StabilAid’s flagship funding mechanisms is the Small Agency Action Fund (SAAF). In January 2018, StabilAid issued Guidelines for Applicants, for a new round of grants to NGOs.
Fragilisave (a diaspora organisation in Stabilistan) and DEF (an organisation in Fragiliwest) have jointly prepared a Concept Note. If this Concept Note gets accepted, Fragilisave and DEF will have to produce a more detailed proposal.
Please read the Guidelines for Applicants and the Concept Note, and answer the following questions.
Section 6.1 of the Guidelines for Applicants and Section 1.2 of the Concept Note template stipulate that only Stabilistan-based NGOs are eligible for SAAF grants. Please describe, in no more than 500 words, the advantages and drawbacks of such a restriction. [For context: Stabilistan is a rich donor country, much like the UK.]
Is this concept note based on a rights-based or a needs-based approach? In not more than 500 words, please explain your answer, and assess whether or not this is an appropriate approach to take in the particular context of Fragiliwest. If you are not yet familiar with the rights- and the needs-based approaches, this will require some background reading.
Please strengthen this Concept Note, using Track Changes. You can insert questions, comments, suggestions and additional useful information, if available. Ideally, you go beyond a bit of text editing, and point out inconsistencies and weaknesses, and perhaps fill a few gaps. Do not exceed the length of the Concept Note by more than 1000 words.
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