Grantee Profile

CLEEN Foundation

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Grants to CLEEN Foundation

  • $1,150,000Active Strategy

    2009 (Inactive Grant)

    OJODU, NIGERIA — To support a police-public partnership in policing policy formulation and implementation and to conduct and disseminate crime victimization surveys in Nigeria (over three years).

  • $200,000Active Strategy

    2009 (Inactive Grant)

    OJODU, NIGERIA — In support of general operations.

The MacArthur Foundation awarded CLEEN Foundation $1,350,000 between 2009 and 2012.