Looking to apply for one of our Open Calls but not sure which one is right for you? We’re here to help! The 2023 EaP Civil Society Fellowship Call and the EU-EaP Civic Tech Acceleration Hackathon are two exciting opportunities for civil society activists from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine to get involved and
We return with the fifth edition of the EaP Civil Society Hackathons, and invite civic tech enthusiasts from the EaP countries to register for the 2023 EU-EaP Civic Tech Acceleration Hackathon to boost their civic tech solutions from prototypes to products! The 2023 Hackathon will be held online on 12 May – 10 June 2023.
Nataliia Yaroshenko has been active in civil society since 2015. Her early years of activism were mostly focused on supporting cultural events, such as the Sumy Rock Fest, but then she experienced the ‘Active Citizen’ programme of the British Council in Ukraine and turned her attention to mobilizing youngsters to collaborate on community development projects.
06.04.2023 UPD: The recorded webinar is available on our e-learning Hub! We invite potential applicants of our 2023 Fellowship Call for Applications to join us at the webinar on the 5th of April 2023! The webinar will give interested applicants the opportunity to find out more about the programme and ask any questions they might have
2023 Call for applications for the EU-funded EaP Civil Society Fellowship Programme: Apply by April 21, 2023! The Eastern Partnership Civil Society Facility is delighted to announce that its prestigious EU-funded Fellowship programme is now looking for its 8th cohort of Fellows. The main objective of the Eastern Partnership Civil Society Fellowships is to support
The 7th Call for Applications for the Eastern Partnership Civil Society Fellowship Programme was launched in Autumn 2022. We received 145 applications from the six EaP countries and selected 16 new Fellows who joined the network. You can find out more about our new Fellows and their Fellowship projects below. Stay with us for more
As of January 2023, the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) estimates 5.4 million IDPs are displaced across Ukraine, with approximately 25% of IDPs being children[1]. 25% of IDPs surveyed by IOM report one or more of their current household members have disabilities, and 40% reported having older persons[2] among their household members. The Jewish-Ukrainian Social
Lado Javakhishvili is a lawyer by training and has spent nearly 10 years in public service working within the Georgian justice system. Up until the end of 2021 Lado served as the Deputy Director at the National Agency for Crime Prevention, under the Ministry of Justice, but with a growing desire to contribute to restorative
The Russian invasion of Ukraine led to the devastating destruction of many spheres of Ukrainian life, including local economic development. A considerable number of territorial communities have been occupied, leading to a large influx of internally displaced persons (IDPs), business closures, the destruction of housing and critical infrastructure, and more. About 90% of SMEs have
