Foundation / Corporation
Toshiba International Foundation (TIFO)
11/30/21 Japan Time
Grants to USA, Canada, and International nonprofit organizations for a range of projects that foster understanding of Japan throughout the world. Eligible proposal categories include programs that promote Japanese culture, seminars, research, symposia, and programs to train students who will promote international understanding of Japan.
The grant can be used for a wide range of project-related purposes. For example, regarding symposiums, venue fees, material preparation costs, speakers' travel costs including airfare, accommodation expenses, honoraria for speakers, networking meeting expenses, etc. are included. In the case of research and studies category, various related expenses such as material production costs, communication costs, printing costs, etc. are covered.
GrantWatch ID#: 164781
The approximate amount is several hundred thousand to 1.5 million Japanese yen.
- Projects should be completed within one fiscal year (April 1st of one year to March 31st of the following year) with the proviso that funding for discrete parts of a continuing project will be eligible for funding for a maximum of three consecutive years.
- For multi-year projects of up to three years duration, the Selection Committee will evaluate the project each year and decide whether or not TIFO will continue to extend support.
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Download application form Apply online: https://www.toshibafoundation.com/apply/grantapplcationdlformlp_en.html?hsCtaTracking=8feba515-e4b3-4621-8a4d-2fb6703d1476%7Cbed59671-8c81-46da-bb34-7df7993af5cf
Upload application: https://www.toshibafoundation.com/apply_en.html?hsCtaTracking=b3effd1b-dd01-4c8d-a478-dcf68cfa0152%7Ce0e2825c-ada5-4eea-b738-6f9620fc87af
Contact Form: https://www.toshibafoundation.com/contact-us
Tel: +81-3-3457-2733
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