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MOZAMBIQUE: US cash boost for small AIDS groups
[This report does not necessarily reflect the views of the United Nations]
JOHANNESBURG, 2 August (PLUSNEWS) - HIV/AIDS organisations in Mozambique could soon benefit from a number of small pledges by the US embassy there.
The funds are part of US President George Bush's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief in developing countries.
According to a local news agency, AIM, the maximum amount of funding available per project is US $10,000 with preference given to projects asking for less.
Eligible groups have been urged to include a detailed budget in their proposals for submission by no later than 20 August.
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