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Strengthening the role of civil society in promoting human rights and democratic reform in Lebanon
A handbook on “European Union Funding for the Neighbourhood and Russia”, compiled by the EU Neighbourhood Info Centre and available in English, French, Arabic and Russian, has been release...
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Handbook on “European Union Funding for the Neighbourhood and Russia”, compiled by the EU Neighbourhood Info Centre and available in English, French, Arabic and Russian, has been released today. The latest of the Info Centre’s series of handbooks seeks to demonstrate how some of the funding for the Neighourhood works, who is involved and where they can find out more. Download the European Union Funding for the Neighbourhood and Russia in English, French, Arabicand Russian.
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European Commission - Call for proposals under the Eco-innovation initiative
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The Call CIP-EIP-ECO-INNOVATION-2013 is open and will be closed on 05 September 2013 at 17:00:00, Brussels local time. The European Commission grants up to 50% co-funding to finance green ideas: the total budget available for the 2013 Call is almost 31.6 Million Euros. CIP Eco-innovation will support projects: CIP Eco-innovation will also support market oriented activities related to the uptake of environmental technologies and eco-innovative activities by enterprises and the implementation of new or integrated approches to eco-innovation.
Objectives Calls support Eco-innovative projects in different sectors which aim at the prevention or reduction of environmental impacts or which contribute to the optimal use of resources. However, more specific priorities are being set up considering their important environmental impact and policy priorities of the European Union: Materials RecyclingSustainable Building ProductsFood and Drink SectorWaterGreening businessesELIGIBILITY CRITERIA Applications can be submitted by one or several entities. Applicants must be established in the territory of the European Member States. Norway, Iceland, LiechtensteinAlbania, Croatia, former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Israel, Montenegro, Serbia and TurkeyOther non-EU countries provided they have the appropriate agreement in force
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Information and Communication Technologies in Horizon 2020
Horizon 2020 will bring together all existing EU research and innovation funding currently provided through the Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development (FP), the Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme (CIP) and the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT). It will provide funding for every stage of the innovation process from basic research to market uptake, in line with the EU's commitments under the "Innovation Union".
Call for proposal Media and culture, two important vectors for development in the Southern MediterraneanThe main objectives is to support the development of the media and cultural sectors as a v...
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Deadline for submitted the Concept Note is 20th May 2013.
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European Commission - Press Release - European Commission Press release Brussels, 30 April 2013 At the start of its 'European Month of the Brain' initiative, the European Commission has earmarked some €150 million of funding for 20 new...
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At the start of its 'European Month of the Brain' initiative, the European Commission has earmarked some €150 million of funding for 20 new international brain research projects. The initiative aims to showcase the latest achievements in the field, but also to urge a more decisive effort to combat brain diseases. It also aims at highlighting how studying the brain can revolutionise computing. The initiative comes as the profile of brain research has been raised recently with ambitious new projects in the EU (FET Flagship Human Brain Project) and the US (BRAIN project). Brain research involves many disciplines from genetics, cell biology, physiology, imaging, bioinformatics, anatomy and clinical investigations to behavioural sciences, ICT, nanotechnology and nutrition. Unlocking the secrets of how the brain works could therefore also open up a whole new universe of services and products for our economies.
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The Gates Foundation is looking for proposals to build a consortium in Africa to optimize nutrition outcomes from investments in agriculture, working with or delivering through existing platforms developed by governments, community organizations, private sector or development programs. They would like to fund the consortium to work in Ethiopia, Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, Mali, Burkina Faso, Ghana, and Nigeria, but we recognize that this spread and scale would challenge most organizations so we are open to concepts that cover a minimum of four of these countries. A Letter of Inquiry (LOI) in response to this Request should be submitted no later than 7 June 2013, 9:00am PST. The Gates Foundation will evaluate the LOIs, and applicants who have projects of further interest to the Gates Foundation will be invited in July 2013 to submit a full proposal.
CALL FOR PROPOSALS — EAC/S05/13 European Policy Network of National Literacy Organisations The purpose of this call is to strengthen cross-European collaboration between foundations and association...
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CALL FOR PROPOSALS — EAC/S05/13 European Policy Network of National Literacy Organisations Deadline: 29th of August 2013; 12:00 PM
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CALL FOR PROPOSALS: SAFEGUARDING MANOR SCHOOLS IN ESTONIA
This call will distribute €3.1 million to projects aiming to restore manor schools. Restoration of five manor schools in three Estonian counties is the planned result of the programme.The deadline for applications is 25 June 2013. Objectives of the programme
Project grant.
Project grant rate will not exceed 85% of the total eligible project costs, with the exception of private sector applicants, for whom the grants from the programme will not exceed 60% of the total eligible project costs. Minimum sum of project grant is 400 000 euros. Co-financing rate of a project is at least 15%.
Eligibility
Eligible for applying project grant are owners of manor houses operating as
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For young scientists in OIC countries working in science and technology to enable them to purchase the research facilities they need to enhance their productivity. Deadline: 31 August each year.
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TWAS-COMSTECH Joint Research Grants
For young scientists in OIC countries working in science and technology to enable them to purchase the research facilities they need to enhance their productivity. Deadline: 31 August each year. The programme aims at encouraging the pursuit of scientific excellence in OIC countries by identifying and supporting the best young scientists in these countries; reinforcing and promoting scientific research and strengthening the endogenous capacity in science and technology; and counteracting the brain drain and reducing the exodus of scientific talent from the OIC countries. COMSTECH-TWAS Joint Research Grants are awarded to high-level and promising research projects carried out by young individual scientists in OIC countries.A Research Grant amounts to a maximum of US$15,000.A grant is normally provided for a period of 18 months and is renewable once.A grant may be used to purchase scientific equipment, consumables and specialized literature (textbooks and proceedings only). The grant does not cover salaries of researchers and/or students, field expenses, travel expenses and/or participation in international conferences.The programme provides support for research projects in the following fields of science and technology: earth sciences, engineering sciences, information technology and computer sciences, materials science including nanotechnology, pharmaceutical sciences and renewable energy.
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With funds provided by the Italian government, TWAS encourages the organization of high-level international and regional scientific activities in developing countries by offering financial assistance to the organizers of such events.
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Support for International Scientific Meetings
With funds provided by the Italian government, TWAS encourages the organization of high-level international and regional scientific activities in developing countries by offering financial assistance to the organizers of such events. Deadlines for applications: 1 June for meetings to be held during January-June of the following year, and 1 December for meetings to be held during July-December of the following year. Grants are offered for meetings in the following fields of natural sciences: agricultural, biological, chemical, engineering, geological and medical sciences. Support is normally provided in the form of travel grants for principal speakers from abroad and/or participants from developing countries other than the country where the meeting is held. The amount provided normally does not exceed US$5,000.
Mahmoud Nawar's comment,
May 18, 2013 2:06 PM
Dear sir I have associated in the 26 Conference of Research Operation which will be at Rome - Italy in the period of 1 - 4 July 2013. I have the approval to present my research in this conference , with the research address of " Are carbon footprint will be a barrier trade for developing countries?. I hope your project help me for the cost of accommodation and tickets. Prof. dr. Mahmoud Nawar , Past Deputy Director of Cotton Research Institute, Giza,Egypt. e-mail:dr_nawar90@yahoo.com
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The Fund for Local Cooperation (FLC) is an instrument of the Finnish Embassy for supporting small-scale development cooperation with local partner organisations in the Republic of Moldova. Through the FLC program the Embassy of Finland in Bucharest can provide support to the projects of: § NGOs working in the social sector § Independent media organizations § NGOs covering also Transnistrian region in their work. When projects are selected, priority is given: 1. anti-trafficking work, 2. dialogue initiatives aiming at building confidence and increasing contacts between Moldova and Transnistrian region. § NGOs working on environmental issues. |
Call for proposal Egypt-Europe Cultural Cooperation 2013 – reinforcing capacities and cultural cooperation in Egypt The global objective of this Call for Proposals is to support the d...
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Call for proposal Egypt-Europe Cultural Cooperation 2013 – reinforcing capacities and cultural cooperation in Egypt
The global objective of this Call for Proposals is to support the development of culture as a vector for sustainable, economic and human development. The specific objectives of this Call for Proposals are to: Strengthen the role and capacities of the Egyptian cultural operators in order to make them more sustainable and expand their working programmes. A special focus on young talents and independent sector must to be sought OR Contribute to the diversity of cultural creation and the access to it. Projects eligible under this priority must target one or more of the following elements: support to new talents and independent productionsaccess to a culturally diversified cultural offer, especially in marginalised regions and informal areas improved social participation in cultural production and consumption OR Contribute to the use of culture as a tool for sustainable development, especially at the local level, seeking a specific impact in terms of job creation and eradication of poverty
The deadline for the call for applications launched by the NOSTOI project (Histoires de retours et d’exodes - Stories of retours and exodus) to select 60 young artists from the ...
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The deadline for the call for applications launched by the NOSTOI project (Histoires de retours et d’exodes - Stories of retours and exodus) to select 60 young artists from the Euro-Med region to participate in two artistic residencies to take place in June 2013 in Italy and Tunisia, has been extended to 30 May. The overall objective of the call, targeting young artists from the Euro-Med region aged between 18 and 35, is to reinvest archaeological and historical sites thanks to artistic performances (theatre, dance, music, visual art and fine arts) while encouraging cultural dialogue and the mobility of emerging artists from the Mediterranean area. Fifteen participants will then be chosen amongst the 60 artists to take part in two creation residencies to be organised in June 2014 in the archaeological sites of Populonia and Cosa Ansedonia (Italy) and Oudna in Tunisia.
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CALL TO SUPPORT MALTESE NGOS Aiming to strengthen civil society in Malta, a call for project proposals has been launched with a deadline for applications of 12 July 2013.
The calls for proposals will cover two priority axes: OUTCOME 1: Developed networks and coalitions of NGOs working in partnership.
Total funding available for projects under 1st Call is €198,116. The call will distribute over €190 000 to selected projects.
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EU FUNDING INSTRUMENTS 2014-2020 MULTIANNUAL FINANCIAL FRAMEWORK
There are two main types of EU funding: funds whose management is shared between the EU and the Member States and funds which are managed centrally by the European Commission
Funds Budget (€ billion)
The Online News Association is a non-profit membership organization for digital journalists.
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ONA is now accepting applications for the 2013 MJ Bear Fellowship, which identifies and supports promising digital journalists under 30. Fellows are up-and-coming early-career journalists selected for their potential to expand the boundaries of digital news through professional experimentation, research or specific projects. The fellowship provides a personal mentor for six months, a three-year paid ONA membership and the opportunity to present at the 2013 Online News Association Conference and Awards in Atlanta. Deadline 31 May 2013
Grants of up to US$50,000 per year for a total of US$100,000 will be offered to New Scholars and Innovative Libraries in Developing Countries. Via Robin Beecroft
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The objective of this program is to improve access to scientific, technical and medical information. The 2013 program priorities include: professional librarian training enabling librarians to serve as pivotal advocates in their research ecosystems and projects which demonstrate the link between research access, training, usage and health impact. Priorities will also include projects that demonstrate a strong outcomes evaluation and have the potential for a strong model or multiplier effect. Preference will be given to proposals that clearly demonstrate, among other things, (1) Professional training enabling librarians to serve as pivotal advocates in their research ecosystem and in prevention of brain drain, (2) Projects with a strong outcomes evaluation focus demonstrating the link between research access, training, usage and health impact, and (3) Projects which offer innovative global health partnership models.
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Apply for ICT2013 Networking Sessions - Deadline: 10 May
he networking sessions provide the participants with the opportunity: To share their own ideas on a particular policy, technology or research and innovation theme in the context of Horizon 2020;To be exposed to the views, perspectives and ideas of other participants and engage in a constructive dialogue with them;To meet delegates with common or similar topical interests with whom they could collaborate in the future.Participants can propose topics for networking sessions related to ICT in all parts of Horizon 2020 provided they meet the selection criteria.
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European Commission – European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF)Commission – European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF)
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Call for proposal Hercule II, sector external anti-fraud training programme The aim is to support training activities which contribute in a preventive and/or operational way to combating fraud detrimental to the financial interests of the European Union.
OLAF is particularly interested in putting forward training proposals covering the areas on which its own investigations are focused, such as structural measures, direct expenditure, external aid, customs and agriculture. It also encourages training actions aimed at putting forward the Commission Anti-Fraud Strategy and the EU Eastern border action plan which emphasises the importance of fraud prevention and detection and fight against cigarettes smuggling and counterfeiting. Specific training action: - Creating a forum for the exchange of experience, information and best practices between competent national authorities, including exchanges of personnel; - Providing opportunities to facilitate, encourage and develop cooperation between the various partners in the fight against fraud, including cigarette smuggling and counterfeiting, and combating corruption; - Encouraging joint activities organised by national authorities; - Developing common methods of preventing fraud and corruption and promoting better knowledge of these areas; - Facilitating analysis and exchange of information in the field of protection of the European Union's financial interests, including the fight against cigarette smuggling and counterfeiting; - Promoting and supporting over time a vigorous and vigilant approach to the design of measures to prevent and combat fraud and corruption. - Promoting concrete fraud prevention and detection measures, targeting exchanges of best practices (including on fraud risk assessment) or contributing to fraud awareness raising. Deadline for submission of proposals: Wednesday, 29 May 2013
European Commission Máire GEOGHEGAN-QUINN European Commissioner for Research, Innovation and Science Hannover Messe Trade Fair / Hannover 11 April... Via Eirini Diamantopoulou
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Horizon 2020 strikes the right balance between supporting excellent science, boosting the competitiveness of our industries and tackling societal challenges. It is structured around three distinct, but mutually reinforcing pillars. The first pillar, 'Excellence in the science base' will support frontier or basic research, the bedrock of economic growth and the wellbeing of our society. This is obviously good for researchers, to whom we offer opportunities to work together and develop ideas. We have proposed a significant increase in support to the extremely successful European Research Council, which in six years has already become a gold standard for excellence in research. Secondly, with Horizon 2020 we're boosting competitiveness. The second pillar, 'Creating industrial leadership and competitive frameworks', will support business research and innovation, including investment in Key Enabling Technologies – such as ICT, nanotechnology and biotechnology - and support for innovation in SMEs. The third pillar, 'Tackling societal challenges', will address the major challenges in our society, such as: health, demographic change and well-being; food security and the bio-based economy; secure, clean and efficient energy, and resource efficiency and climate action.
The NGO Fund in Portugal, the Cidadania Ativa Programme, whose primary objective is a strengthened civil society development and enhanced contribution to social justice, democracy and sustainable development, has launched six calls for applications.
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Calls for applications: € 3.7M for Civil Society in Portugal
The NGO Fund in Portugal, the Cidadania Ativa Programme, whose primary objective is a strengthened civil society development and enhanced contribution to social justice, democracy and sustainable development, has launched six calls for applications. The deadline is 1 July 2013. The Fields of Intervention and the total grants under each call are: A. Participation of NGOs in the implementation of public policy design and instruments at the local, regional and national levels:large projects: 588 000 euro;small projects: 147 000 euro;B. Active role in Human Rights, minorities and anti-discrimination:large projects: 1 176 000 euro;small projects: 294 000 euro;C. Effectiveness of NGO action:large projects: 1 176 000 euro;small projects: 294 000 euro.Who can apply? Portuguese Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), i.e. non-profit, voluntary, private legal entities, may apply if they:are legally established;pursue the general interest or common good;are independent from local, regional or national authorities and other public or socio-professional or business organizations;are not party organizations or political parties;are not religious organizations.
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for Individual Scientists and Research Units in S&T-Lagging Countries.
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TWAS Research Grants Programme in Basic Sciences
for Individual Scientists and Research Units in S&T-Lagging Countries. Under this scheme, grants are awarded to high-level promising research projects in biology, chemistry, mathematics and physics carried out by either individual scientists or research units in the 81 S&T-lagging countries (S&TLCs) identified by TWAS. Deadline: 31 August 2013 TWAS Research Grants are awarded to high-level promising research projects in biology, chemistry, mathematics and physics
The programme aims to: Reinforce and promote scientific research in basic sciences in developing countries;Strengthen developing countries' endogenous capacity in science;Reduce the exodus of scientific talents from the South;Build and sustain units of scientific excellence in S&TLC over a longer period to help them achieve a critical mass of highly qualified and innovative scientists capable of addressing real-life problems facing their countries.Financial fees Research Grants to individual scientists amount to a maximum of US$15,000.Research Grants to research units amount to a maximum of US$30,000.The deadline for receiving applications is 31 August 2013
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Find resource materials assist in financial planning, including budgeting, cash projection and a variety of other tools for fiscal analysis concerning nonprofits financial management.
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A new call for cultural diversity and exchange project proposals has been launched in Spain. The aim is to increase cultural dialogue and promote understanding of cultural diversity. The progamme also supports Spain’s cultural sector which has been badly hit by the current economic crisis.
The call for proposals will distribute €422 500 to selected projects developed under one of the two categories of support:
Projects stimulating cooperation across national borders between cultural entities in the field of contemporary art and culture.Projects of cultural entities wishing to develop their international networks and strengthen their capacity to work across national borders.Types of projects eligible for financing
All projects shall contribute to the objective of the Programme: “Cultural dialogue increased and European identity fostered through understanding of cultural diversity”. The projects should be in the field of contemporary arts and culture, and preferably in the area of live art.
Examples of projects eligible for financing:
• Organization of exhibitions, performances, concerts, festivals and other artistic events;
• Cooperation and exchange of artists, as for example training and exchange of staff (informal and peer learning/exchange of knowledge).
The deadline for submissions of applications is 16 July 2013