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South sinai regional development programme (SSRDP) is an integrated regional development programme in the Governorate of South Sinai, Egypt and is funded by the European Union for the protection of cultural and natural resources, and enhancing the living conditions of local communities, particularly Bedouins. The programme manages a grants totalling to € 54 million and is divided into two components: Component I: pre-determined large projects related to infrastructure, studies, and equipment at a total of € 34 million. Most of the projects were identified in a large stakeholders conference in Sharm el Sheikh during 2004 and fine-tuned afterwards. Component II: demand-driven Grant Scheme at total of € 20 million. ==Component II (the grant scheme)== Arguably, the most visible division of the Programme because of its engaging the local communities and active players in South Sinai. It's divided to two schemes: Call for Proposal Number 1 and Direct Grants to Bedouin Communities. The First Call for Proposals (with a total budget of € 19 million) has received 835 proposals (requesting € 297 million) and was open to NGOs, Government entities, and SMEs (most representative of local communities), and international organizations. Component II also includes a direct grant of €1 million that will be targeting Bedouin communities. The Direct Grants procedure is intentionally simplified and designed with themes to suit local communities. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「South Sinai regional development programme」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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