Sustainable Vision grants

Sustainable Vision Grants• Support transformational educational programs working to

bring socially or environmentally beneficial technologies to market.– Address basic human needs

such as food, clean water,affordable energy for peopleliving in poverty in the US orabroad

– Up to $50,000 Grants– October Deadline

Sustainable Vision Grants

Year One1. CU-Boulder::Education/Research::Afghanistan2. Rutgers::Grassroots economic development::Tanzania3. Pennsylvania State::Sustainable agriculture::Kenya4. U of California, Berkeley::Wireless tech/Consumer products::United States5. Northwestern::Healthcare ::South Africa6. Hope College::Clean water::Cameroon7. RPI::Sustainable agriculture::Peru8. Ithaca::Products and services targeted to people living in poverty::Ecuador9. MIT::Healthcare::Pakistan10. MIT::Products and services targeted to people living in poverty::Mexico, Brasil, Venezuela, Argentina, Chile, Columbia

Year Two1. Savannah State::Clean water::South Africa2. Saint Louis::Clean water::Dominican Republic3. Stanford::Education/Research::Myanmar/Burma4. Arizona State::Energy::Ghana5. Iowa State::Energy::Mali6. U of California::Energy::Guatemala7. UC Boulder::Energy::Rwanda8. Colorado State::Energy/Transportation::India and other Asian countries9. U of Tennessee::Environmental::Vietnam10. Baylor::Products or services targeted to people living in poverty::Honduras11. Pace ::Wireless technology::Senegal

NCIIA Sustainable Vision Grants: Years One & Two (by location)

KEY:EDU=Education/ResearchHEA=HealthcareENE=EnergyAGR=Sustainable agriculture

NCIIA Sustainable Vision Grants: Years One & Two by Project Type

POV=Projects or services targeted to people living in povertyWIR=Wireless technologies/consumer productsENV=EnvironmentalWAT=Clean waterGRA=Grassroots economic development