Projects OC Grants SOCP Emergency COVID-19 Funds for Staff Screening

OC Grants SOCP Emergency COVID-19 Funds for Staff Screening

to the serious conditions of the pandemic, the Orangutan Conservancy has granted emergency funding to the Sumatran Orangutan Conservation Programme (SOCP). The terms of the proposal submitted by SOCP detail use of the funds to be allocated to COVID-19 testing for all staff members to ensure the safety of both staff members and resident orangutans in their care.

Status

Completed

Year

2020

Funded Amount

10.000$

Country

Indonesia

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