| BUSAC Fund Phase II | WORLDWIDE ADVOCACY | |
BUSAC Fund Phase II is OperationalBUSAC Fund Phase II started as of March 1st, 2010. The start-up phase will continue until October, 2010. COWI A/S has being selected to continue to manage BUSAC Fund Phase II. In the coming months we’ll provide specific details dealing with how to access new advocacy grants under Phase II. Please, come back in October, as we will present more details of BUSAC Fund Phase II and how you might benefit over the next five year period. We are happy to announce that the BUSAC Fund will continue to be financed by several developing partners thus demonstrating their ability to collaborate effectively and more efficiently. Useful Links |
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