Yes, if it participated in the past, but if it won a prize, it is not eligible to compete again.

No, the competition is for nongovernmental organizations only.

Yes, it can participate.

No, not necessarily. Innovation can refer to a new type of social organization or a new method of strengthening, or it can apply to any area of a project.

No, the award is for organizations and institutions only.

Not in advance, but it will be required to submit a report to the Bank a posteriori on how the prize money was used.

No, the same organization cannot compete.

Previous winners cannot compete.

No, they must belong to an institution/organization enrolled as legal  entities.

Yes, for more than 5 years.

The award is given to the institution/organization, not to a specific project.

The selection process has 4 phases: Phase 1: verification of compliance of requirements; Phase 2: selection of finalists by the Technical Selection Committee; Phase 3: eligibility check, due diligence and visits to the institutions; Phase 4: selection of winners by the Executive Selection Committee.

The deadline has been extended to May 29, 2020.