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Awarded Apr 30-2020
toward the costs of establishing an efficient prototype mechanism for Results Based Financing to mini-grid developers in Africa, in order to help them achieve scale and catalyze private investment.
$1,500,000
Awarded Mar 02-2020
for use by its Perelman School of Medicine in support of research and public presentations on Resilience and Individual and Social Impact
$1,138,238
Awarded Dec 09-2019
in support of tech-enabled solutions for streamlining access to key benefits and services to eligible populations across the U.S.
$5,000,000
Awarded Dec 02-2019
in support of its e-GUIDE Nigeria initiative, an effort to estimate latent demand for electricity in Nigeria to help identify future opportunities for investments and accelerate the replacement of generators with cheaper, cleaner sources of electricity
$2,000,000
Awarded Nov 26-2019
toward the cost of building datasets for machine learning to address bias and inequity in existing models
$1,000,000
Awarded Nov 19-2019
for use by its Energy Sector Management Assistance Program (ESMAP) toward the costs of establishing a targeted program for stimulating electricity demand in order to accelerate energy access in up to four African countries
$1,400,000
Awarded Nov 19-2019
for use by its School of Public Health for research, the development of a website and a commission report on health determinants, data and decision-making, designed to increase the use of data-driven insights to improve the health of vulnerable people
$2,500,000
Awarded Nov 13-2019
toward the costs of its efforts to develop a digitally competent and adaptive frontline workforce to benefit the health of children globally
$5,054,000
Awarded Oct 28-2019
in support of a program to advance talented Spelman faculty by investing in their professional development, seeding their research and reducing demands on their time
$500,000
Awarded Sep 24-2019
in support of designing and launching an asset-backed financing platform to facilitate the financing of small- and medium-sized enterprises in the pharmaceutical sector in Kenya in an effort to enhance access to medications
$395,847