We are happy to share with you web application YouVote for public voting and evaluation of competitions or contests! It’s free, easy-to-use and safe! YouVote is a web-based application that enables you to create rating contests and view the results in real time. Your audience can join live the decision making process on their smartphones,
Clarifications (Q&A) with regards to the Call for Proposals to Develop and Deliver a Blended Course on the Leadership for Civil Society Organisations are now available! Check the document below or download it: Clarifications – Course on Leadership for CSOs – final [su_document url=”https://eapcivilsociety.eu/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Clarifications-Course-on-Leadership-for-CSOs-final.pdf”] Detailed information about this Call for Proposals is available here.
IMPORTANT UPDATE: Deadline for submission of applications extended until January 20, 2020 (12.00 CET). We are happy to announce our new Open Call for Applications under the 2020 Eastern Partnership Civil Society Fellowship Programme! If you are a young civil society activist from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova or Ukraine with new ideas for improving your community or country
We are looking for experienced organisations to develop and deliver a Blended Course on the Leadership for Civil Society Organisations – download ToR in pdf. This blended course is commissioned within the framework of the EU funded project Eastern Partnership Civil Society Facility – Regional Actions being implemented by the consortium led by GDSI
We are looking for experienced organisations to develop and deliver a Blended Course on Sectoral Accountability for Civil Society Organisations (Energy Sector) – download ToR in pdf This blended course is commissioned within the framework of our EU funded project Eastern Partnership Civil Society Facility – Regional Actions being implemented by the consortium led by
by Stas Ghiletchi, Local Correspondent from Moldova Another year is coming to a close. For many, including the civil society organizations, this means it’s time to reflect on achievements and results from 2019 and set strategies and plans for the 2020. The outgoing year started with big challenges, but ends with even greater ones. Over the
by George Chanturia, Local Correspondent from Georgia. With the 2020 on the horizon, it is difficult to anticipate what the New Year brings to us. Obviously, looking at the latest international politics (e.g. US-Iran relations) as well as the scale of the global warming (e.g. Australia Bushfires), it is not easy to expect anything good. Especially, if your
by Mari Chakryan, Local Correspondent from Armenia Tatevik is 16 and she lives in a small town in the South of Armenia. She is a founding member of the Goris Youth Initiative Center which was established last year to bring young people together for community development. As a volunteer she is also involved in the
by Maksym Mazypchuk, Local Correspondent from Ukraine. Being under permanent external pressure, Ukraine constantly searches for new ways of growth. The Cultural and Creative Industries might be one of the alternative ways for economic development, in particular, the impulse for innovative small and medium-sized enterprises. Since 2014, the sector of creative industries in Ukraine has
