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Inter-American Culture and Development Foundation Main office 1350 New York Ave. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20577 Tel: +1.202.623.1547 Fax: +1.202.312.4017 Email: culture@iacdf.org Website http://www.iacdf.org Purpose and program areas The Inter-American Culture and Development Foundation (ICDF) is a non-profit organization committed to promoting cultural development in Latin America and the Caribbean. The ICDF works with multiple partners to create and support programs with the objective of: Supporting small and medium enterprises (SMEs) working in cultural and creative Industries Promoting sustainable tourism for cultural and economic development Strengthening tangible and intangible cultural expressions Empowering socio-cultural entrepreneurs Utilizing information and communication technologies (ICTs) to strengthen cultural identity Funding sources The Inter-American Culture and Development Foundation was founded at the initiative of the Inter- American Development Bank (IDB) in 2005. Eligible countries Latin America and the Caribbean. Who can receive a grant The ICDF works with multiple partners to contribute to cultural and economic development in Latin America and the Caribbean. The beneficiaries of ICDF activities include a wide range of individuals as well as entities that share our objective to help develop, strengthen, preserve and share the region's cultural heritage. Among this group are: Small and medium enterprises working in cultural and creative industries Educational institutions Community leaders and other members Sustainable tourism providers Examples of recent grants Proyecto Atlas: The respective Ministries of Culture of each country have partnered with the Inter American Culture and Development Foundation, to create the Atlas of Cultural Infrastructure of the Americas. The Atlas is a comprehensive platform that collects quantitative and qualitative information, geo-referencing all cultural heritage sites within the region. Bank of Musical Instruments: The Bank of Musical Instruments program supports underprivileged children and youth in Latin America and the Caribbean by strengthening musical education programs that promote social inclusion, serve as vehicles to strengthen values, and contribute to the full development of individuals and their communities. 66
Community Museums: The Community Museums program advances the development, implementation and smooth operation of community museums in the Americas. The program’s portal hosts detailed information about 120 community museums in nearly a dozen countries and provides extensive and user-friendly manuals, training videos, and materials on the role community museums play in the cultural, social and economic development of the region. GeoAmericas: The GeoAmericas program is a pioneering multimedia and multilingual georeferenced system that promotes sustainable tourism and cultural industries while showcasing the extensive heritage and cultural diversity of Latin America and the Caribbean. Application procedure It is recommended to submit a proposal or request further information via this email: cultureiacdf@iacdf.org. 67
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