Funding and benefits: Wanwan Taem Grant Wanwan Taem are Bislama words meaning ‘occasionally’. From time to time, we expand our grants to respond to specific needs and priorities. ​ We offer our Wanwan Taem Grants to support Pacific Islands Diverse (PIDSOGIESC+) and the Pacific Feminist Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) Coalition and its members. Below are descriptions of the grants offered, when they become available. Nuanua Grant -CLOSEDNuanua is a word from the Tuvalu language which means rainbow. It is a symbol of hope, renewal, and divine connection. For Tuvaluans, nuanua is not only a natural wonder but also a spiritual sign. It is seen as a pathway between the human world and a promise of peace.Given this deep meaning, the Nuanua Grant symbolizes unity across the Pacific, to advance human rights and gender equality for people of gender non-conforming Pacific identities in all their diversity.Nuanua grant is a core grant that requires an implementation period of 3 years. Sinangan Grant – CLOSEDSinangan means ‘words, speech, saying a story’ in the Chamoru language of Guahan (Guam) and Northern Marianas. It is a native word used in the Chamoru language that is often tied to communal respect and the nurturing of the Chamoru culture that values spoken words, teachings and stories passed down through generations.A core grant that can be used to undertake community SRHR programs and projects contribu Use our grants portal to create a profile and easily check your application status (our preferred method for receiving applications). Eligibility and filters: not explicitly published in the retrieved source. Application: Use our grants portal to create a profile and easily check your application status (our preferred method for receiving applications). Past editions and people: no authoritative public roster was found in the retrieved source.