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EaP Civil Society Fellowship: Frequently Asked Questions

Those interested to apply to our EaP Civil Society Fellowships can now consult the Frequently Asked Questions document which provides useful information for the preparation of the application. Fellowship Call – Frequently Asked Questions (.pdf) Learn more about the Call for Applications. [su_document url=”http://eapcivilsociety.eu/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/Fellowship-Call-FAQs-Final.pdf”]

1st Webinar on How to Prepare Successful Applications for the the 2019 Eastern Partnership Civil Society Fellowship Programme

UPD: The recorder webinar is available online now! Do you plan to apply for our #CivilSocietyFellowship this year? Still not sure how to fill in the application form? Got specific questions on the guidelines or the templates to be filled in? Not sure if your project is eligible? Join us for the 1st Webinar on How

Call for Applications: Mapping Studies of Trade Unions and Professional Associations in EaP Countries

UPD: Clarifications (Q&A) with regards to this tender are now available as a part of the Terms of Reference. We are looking for organisations and individuals to conduct Mapping Studies of Trade Unions and Professional Associations in the six Eastern Partnership Countries (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine). The objective of this assignment is to conduct mapping studies of the

Call for Applications under 2019 EaP Civil Society Fellowships: Supporting Young Civil Society Leaders in Eastern Partnership Countries

UPD: In reply to numerous requests from the potential fellows we have modified the DEADLINE TIME to 23.59 CET, 31st of January! We are happy to announce our new Open Call for Applications under the 2019 Eastern Partnership Civil Society Fellowship Programme! If you are a young civil society activist from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova or Ukraine with

10th Annual Assembly of the Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum

Leading the Way Towards a Democratic European Future 10-12 December 2018 Tbilisi, Georgia Radisson Blu Iveria Hotel, 1 Rose Revolution Square Parliament of Georgia, 8 Shota Rustaveli Avenue (11 December, first half of the day) Please note that only invited organisations can attend the event The symbolism of 100th anniversary of national independence for five Eastern

Looking for Expert Storytellers!

Our project is currently developing an e-course on “Storytelling for Civil Society Organisations” and we are looking for a dedicated and pro-active storyteller to help us. We are looking for someone: Who is fully bilingual English – Russian. Has at least three years of experience on developing and broadcasting stories, preferably for civil society organisations.

#CivilSocietyFellows@Kyiv

In Ukraine, the level of civic engagement is the lowest among citizens aged 18-24, despite a complex system in place for the development and support of youth. At least this is the conclusion of a recent survey conducted by GfK Ukraine. The reasons behind this disengagement remain unclear. Valeriia Ovcharova has been working on youth policy in

Eastern Partnership: EU and neighbouring countries review progress of the 20 Deliverables for 2020 to bring concrete benefits for citizens

Foreign Ministers from 28 EU Member States and the EU’s six Eastern partners – Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine – met with Commissioner for European Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations Johannes Hahn in a meeting chaired by EU High Representative Federica Mogherini on 15 October. The meeting, which took place

2018 EaP Civil Society Hackathon: Video and Photo Report

On 1-3 June 2018, EaP Civil Society Hackathon gathered in Minsk over 70 civil society representatives, IT professionals and designers from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine to work on software projects that would enable civil society better contribute to reforms and democratic changes in their home countries. For 2.5 days the participants worked