On September 14, the second round of consultations on the new Roadmap for Engagement with Civil Society in Armenia took place in Yerevan. The event was opened by the EU Ambassador, Mr. Piotr Switalski. 60 civil society organisations and experts convened for a discussion of the key priorities of the Roadmap in 2018-2020. This discussion was
40 young civil society activists from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine, selected for the EU-funded Eastern Partnership Civil Society Fellowship Initiative, met in Brussels on 2-3 July 2018 for the Relay Event to relay a symbolic torch of their experience to their peers, learn about new opportunities of better contributing to reforms in
On 23-24 February 2018, YMCA Belarus ran a training on Democratic Governance, which was co-funded by the European Union through its Eastern Partnership Civil Society Facility. 20 young people from 7 local branches of YMCA Belarus (Vitebsk, Brest, Volozhyn, Minsk, Bobruisk, Lida and Molodechno) participated in the training. The event was organised for strengthening of YMCA
On February 16, 2018, 21 young Civil Society Fellows from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine convened in Kyiv to enhance their leadership skills and discuss the progress of their projects during the mid-term event organised by the Eastern Partnership Civil Society Facility. Read more about the event
On January 20th Global Shapers Minsk Hub held a fundraising workshop. The workshop was delivered by German expert – Robin Weninger, curator of Global Shapers Frankfurt Hub, managing Director of the think-tank Shapingwork and tech start-up Incoverage (Frankfurt, Germany), European Digital Leader of the World Economic Forum, director of Education at the German Tech Entrepreneurship
On 15-18 January 2018, on the request of the Delegation of the European Union in Armenia, the Eastern Partnership Civil Society Facility organized a training “EU Grants Procedures and Management, including Financial and Budgetary Questions” for 30 representatives of recently launched EU-funded projects in Armenia. The projects’ representatives were introduced to the EU policies on
