In order to reach out to more civil society organisations (CSOs) with varying levels of managerial, technical, and advocacy capacities, beyond those based in capitals in the partner countries, the European Commission has increasingly used Financial Support to Third Parties (FSTP). With this, the European Commission has significantly increased the number of CSOs benefitting from
20 Ukrainian artists and photographers united to make the LIVE exhibition that documents the stories of civilians in Ukraine, who were affected by the war in different ways but stayed strong and defended Ukraine and peace. It shows that modern warriors are not only soldiers but also ordinary people, who became extraordinary. LIVE is not
At the beginning of April this year we launched a call for EU-funded EaP Civil Society Solidarity Fellowship within our #StandWithUkraine call. After having received many applications from both Ukraine and other Eastern Partner countries, we will be closing the call for Solidarity Fellowships on the 30th of June. If you were planning to submit
Новина українською мовою нижче: With the support of the European Union Jewish-Ukrainian Social Initiative (JUSI) is launching its project to improve the inclusivity & accessibility of shelters and housing for IDPs focusing on providing proper living conditions in temporary shelters, ensuring barrier-free and universal design principles during the restoration and rebuilding of destroyed residential property.
Новина українською мовою нижче: The Center for Innovations Development, Entrepreneurship and Export Promotion Office, national project Diia.Business together with Advanter Group in cooperation with the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine, Ministry of Economy of Ukraine, Ministry of Finance of Ukraine, Ministry of Community and Territorial Development, with the Coalition of Business Communities for Modernization Ukraine and with the
In 2021, a new round of the EaP Civil Society Fellowship Programme brought 26 new #CivilSocietyFellows to our community – activists and civil society leaders from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. The competition in the 2021 call for applications was intense – we received over 220 applications from all Eastern Partnership countries. For
The EU-funded EU4Youth programme has launched a call for proposals for grants for actions aiming to foster young people’s digital skills, develop skills for the green transition, and improve entrepreneurial and career management skills, with a focus on disadvantaged youth. The call is divided into two lots: Upskilling the digital competences of disadvantaged youth, promotion
Текст українською мовою нижче: Updated on 13 May 2022: Due to the high volume of applications and limited funding, we are temporarily closing our #StandWithUkraine call. If you already submitted a request and haven’t heard back from us, please bear with us. We are doing our best to get back to applicants as soon as
“When society lacks information, it believes disinformation more easily,” says Tamar Nadibaidze, a young civil activist from Georgia. “The problem of non-information is most pressing in the regions populated by the majority of ethnic minorities in Georgia,” she adds. “Due to the language barrier and the lack of sources in their own languages, they do
