Deadline: 17 August 2018
The Black Sea Trust for Regional Cooperation (BST) has launched a new call for applications for Civil Society Organizations and Groups from Armenia to support civic initiatives in Armenia meant to support the democratic processes and citizen involvement in decision-making, as well as to address some of the obstacles in further democratic development of the country.
Funding Information
- The average grant will be $24,999 USD. Multilateral projects may exceed that amount in exceptional cases.
- The minimum duration of a project is 6 months and the maximum duration is 12 months.
Criteria
- Projects should be initiated by civil society organizations legally registered in Armenia, as well as informal groups and individuals. The involvement of additional partners, especially those from the wider Black Sea area and from the EU is possible and welcome.
- Projects working in the following areas would be especially appreciated:
- Fostering dialogue between citizens, civil society and public institutions, in order to provide expert opinion and analysis to central public authorities in setting Armenia’s policy agenda for reforms.
- Creative ways to offer the population of Armenia information on the stages and progress of reforms.
- Watchdog activities.
- Election monitoring.
- Initiatives that monitor and challenge disinformation and fake news.
- Advancing media freedom and development of independent media.
- Projects that include partnering of capital-based organizations with organizations that are outside of the capital are preferred.
- Projects should be exemplary, make use of innovative outreach means and have a realistic and economical budget calculation.
How to Apply
Project proposals must be sent at the address given on the website.
For more information, please visit Call for Applications.