Rotary Grants for University Teachers

Rotary Grants for University Teachers provides funding to higher education faculty professionals to travel abroad to teach at colleges and universities in developing countries. The programme is intended to build international understanding and foster development while strengthening higher education in low-income countries. The programme also aims to establish ties between higher education institutions, leading to the exchange of ideas and information across the globe. The subjects taught by grant recipients must be relevant to the needs of the local population and contribute to the area's socio-economic development.
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Humanitarian Grants Programmes

The Humanitarian Grants Programme of the Rotary Foundation provides grants to Rotary clubs and districts to implement humanitarian projects both locally and internationally.

All projects supported by grants from The Rotary Foundation must involve the active and personal participation of Rotarians. Many grant funded projects assist in the development of stronger Rotary networks as clubs from different nations work together to address community needs.
The Humanitarian Grants Division of The Rotary Foundation supports Rotarians with their efforts to implement humanitarian service projects by facilitating their participation in the grants program and ensuring the responsible use of grant funds according to The Rotary Foundation guidelines.
The following grants are available:

• District Simplified Grants: A tool for Rotary districts to support short-term, humanitarian projects that benefit the community. more..

• Volunteer Service Grants (formerly Individual Grants):
  Offers subsidised travel for individuals or small groups for qualified international humanitarian service in Rotary countries for periods up to 60 days. more..

• Matching Grants:
  Support international service projects involving Rotary clubs or districts in two or more countries. more..

• Health, Hunger, and Humanity Grants (3-H):
  Awarded to fund long-term, self-help, and grassroots development projects which are too large for one club or district to implement on their own. more..

• Disaster Recovery:
  Are collected on a temporary, restricted basis to support RI's disaster recovery efforts, focusing on long-term reconstruction. more..