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Your insights are invaluable to understanding the landscape of international aid for LGBTQI+ organizations. This survey highlights bilateral (e.g., US, Netherlands, Canada...) and multilateral (e.g., World Bank, OHCHR, UNDP, E.U...), funding sufficiency, allocation, and impact on your operations.

It will take approximately 5 minutes to complete. Your responses will be kept confidential.

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* 1. Primary Focus of Your Organization (Multiple Choice)

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* 2. Percentage of Total Funding from Bilateral or Multilateral Sources (Slider Question, 0-100%) Explanation: Bilateral sources refer to funding from individual government countries, while multilateral sources refer to international organizations like the United Nations, the IDB, OAS, or the European Union.

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* 3. Which bilateral or multilateral aid are you receiving?

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* 4. Activities Covered by Bilateral/Multilateral Funding (Check all that apply)

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* 5. Annual Funding from Bilateral and Multilateral Sources in US$

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* 6. Effectiveness of Current Funding (1-5, 5 is the highest "Very Effective")

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* 7. Geographical Area Served by your organizations (Multiple Choice)

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* 8. Challenges in Using Funding (Multiple Choice)

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* 9. Adequacy of Funding for Operational Costs (1-5, 5 is the highest "Very Adequate")

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* 10. Did You Modify Your Objectives to Meet Funding Requirements

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* 11. Areas Needing More Funding Attention (Ranking Question)

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* 12. Impact of Inadequate Funding on Your Effectiveness (Open-ended)

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* 13. Comments on LGBTQI+ Community Challenges in Regard to Funding

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* 14. Willingness for a Follow-Up Interview

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