ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR GRANT
Organizations requesting grants from the Foundation would be required to meet the following criterion prior to submission of any proposal to the Foundation:
Organization Related:
Preferences will be given to the organization that demonstrates magnitude of impact, the framework of which could become models for replication.
Organization Related:
- The organization should have been in existence for a minimum of 5 years.
- The organization should be registered as a Trust/Society/not-for-profit company under applicable law that implements social development projects in India.
- The organization should have a Governing Board/ Council and should disclose the profile of the Board Members including the Chairperson, Directors and key employees of the organization.
- The organization should have a proven track record in the delivery of quality services in specific fields, good implementation history, capacity of personnel to manage the project on prescribed schedules and targets.
- The organization should have a good working relationship and contacts with the communities.
- The organization should not be affiliated with any political party.
- The organization should ensure compliance with laws and regulations.
- The organization should follow transparent accounting practices. It should provide signed audited statements along with the statutory auditor's reports.
- As a part of their grant application, the organization must develop a concrete plan of action towards long-term sustainability of the projects and possible replication.
- The objective of the project/program should be consistent with the objectives of the Coca-Cola India Foundation.
- The beneficiaries of the projects must primarily be the poor, the backward/ the tribals, the underprivileged, the physically challenged, and the socially deprived.
- The project should have defined indicators / milestones, which will monitor the performance against stated objectives.
Preferences will be given to the organization that demonstrates magnitude of impact, the framework of which could become models for replication.
