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Grant Competition “Local Self-Government and Decentralization Reform” – Ukraine

Deadline: 5 June 2020

The competition is part of the United Nations Program for Reconstruction and Peacebuilding, implemented by four UN agencies: the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), the United Nations Framework for Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment (UN Women), and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).

The program is supported by twelve international partners: the European Union (EU), the European Investment Bank (EIB), as well as the governments of the United Kingdom, Denmark, Canada, the Netherlands, Germany, Norway, Poland, Switzerland, Sweden and Japan.

The overall goal of the project is to restore effective governance and promote reconciliation in the conflict-affected communities of Luhansk and Donetsk oblasts (in the territories controlled by the Ukrainian government), in line with Sustainable Development Goals 16 “Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions.

Competition Directions

  • Direction 1
    • Involving Citizens in the Decision-making process  on organization and quality of local services.
  • Direction 2
    • Promoting of Implementation of local strategies plans in  the field of local economic development.
  • Direction 3
    • Support for anti-corruption monitoring of activities of local government bodies.
  • Direction 4
    • Encouraging the participation of community residents at the local levels and promoting the openness and accountability of local authorities.
  • Direction  5
    • Implementation of Gender- Oriented and implementation of Human rights– based projects.
  • Direction 6
    • Implementation of Environmental protection Initiatives.
  • Direction 7
    • Support of current and creation of new consulting bureaus for citizens (KBG), as well as the formation of the KBG network.
  • Direction 8
    • Implementation of projects aimed at the organization and implementation of patient quality control of medical services.

Funding Information

  • Direction 1
    • Social Services Promotion Projects – $ 5,000
    • Projects for citizen participation in the decision-making process related to the organization and quality of local services – $ 10,000
  • Direction 2
    • Projects to support the implementation of local economic development strategies taking into account human rights and gender component – $ 5000
    • Projects to promote the implementation of local strategic plans in the field of local economic development – $ 10,000
  • Direction 3
    • All offers – $ 6000
  • Direction 4
    • Projects aimed at developing and implementing effective tools and models to increase citizen participation – $ 8000
    • Projects with direct involvement of citizens in cooperation at the local level – $ 5000
    • Projects aimed at implementing electronic citizen participation tools – $ 5000
    • E-government implementation projects for the use of data analysis, local government reporting – $ 10,000
  • Direction 5
    • All offers – $ 5000
  • Direction 6
    • Projects aimed at practical support of local authorities for restoration, expansion and automation of pollution monitoring, control and environmental reporting – $ 5000
    • Projects for effective initiation, planning and implementation of initiatives of CSOs and citizens aimed at environmental protection – $ 5100
  • Direction 7
    • Projects for the establishment of new Civic Consultative Bureaus for Citizens (GCB) –  $ 10,000
    • Projects to establish or support legal offices in communities – $ 5000
    • Projects to support existing GKB – $ 5000
  • Direction 8
    • All offers – $ 5000

Territories Implementation of the Competition

Projects that will be implemented at the expense of this grant competition must be implemented in the target communities, namely:

  • in the Donetsk region: Bakhmut, Verkhnotoretska, Volnovakha, Vugledarska, Dobropilska, Druzhkivska, Krasnohorivska, Kurakhivska, Maryinska, Siverska, Soledarska, Toretska city councils, Velykonovosilkivska, Zvanivska, Ochedarivska, Pervo;
  • in the Luhansk region: Gorskaya, Zolotovskaya, Kreminskaya, Popasnyanskaya, Rubizhanskaya, Severodonetskaya, Shchastynskaya city councils, Belovodskaya, Belolutskaya, Belokurakinskaya, Krasnorichenskaya, Markovskaya, Milovskaya, Novoaydarskaya, Stanishchnyatskaya-Luganskaya , Lozno-Oleksandrivska, Nizhneduvanska, Nizhnoteplivska, Privilska, Shirokivska village councils

Eligibility Criteria

  • Non-governmental public organizations (NGOs) that meet the following requirements are invited to participate in the SGP competition:
    • are civil society organizations, namely: public organization, public association, charitable organization (charitable society, charitable institution, charitable foundation), organization of employers (or their association), union (association) of legal entities serving agricultural cooperative (cooperative association of agricultural service cooperatives), creative union, body of self-organization of the population;
    • officially registered in Donetsk or Luhansk region (in the territories controlled by the Government of Ukraine);
    • have the status of a non-profit or charitable organization;
    • have a valid current account with a bank of Ukraine.

For more information, visit https://vzplus-grant.org.ua/#block473