Deadline: 15-Apr-22
Part of the project iLEGEND II, The North-South Centre of the Council of Europe has launched a call for proposals to support the implementation of Follow-up Youth Initiatives to be carried out by participants of the online/residential training courses on Global Education(GE)/Global Development Education(GDE), with the objective to apply the acquired knowledge and tools to further promote and raise awareness about GE/GDE among young people.
The call for grant is addressed to representatives of legally constituted non-governmental organisations and/or education practitioners supported by public education entities from the 47 Council of Europe Member States. However, 25% of the places are made available for applicants from other countries.
Furthermore, the applicants must have finalised the four modules of the e-learning course on Global Education. This course offers presentations, interactive information, videos, podcasts, reflective exercises and self-learning assessment tools providing the knowledge and competences needed to best implement Global Education and inspire people to become active agents of global change! If you did not enrol yet in the course, there is still time to do so: each module is estimated to be completed in 60 minutes.
The purpose of the Project is to co-fund Follow-up Youth Initiatives to be carried out by participants of the online/residential training courses on Global Education/Global Development Education organised in the framework of iLEGEND II projects.
In particular, it aims to give to the aforementioned participants the opportunity to apply the acquired knowledge and tools, thus to further promote and raise awareness about Global Education/Global Development Education among young people within their constituencies.
Further to the general objective, preference will be given to:
- Projects/actions promoting and supporting the work of youth multipliers and youth organisations as key agents in non-formal education processes;
- Projects/actions raising recognition on the contributions for youth civil society organisations to the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development;
- Projects/actions raising public awareness among young people about Global Education / Global development Education and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development;
- Projects/actions integrating gender mainstreaming into their projects;
- Projects/actions reaching out to more marginalised youth.
Funding Information
With a budget of €35.000 (thirty-five thousand Euros) and a maximum amount of €5.000 (five thousand Euros) per grant, the call is open to organise campaigns, conferences, roundtables, trainings, seminars or workshops (other kinds of projects can be proposed).
Requirements
- General objective: The grants will fund projects designed to promote and raise awareness about Global Education / Global Development Education among young people.
- Means of action: Projects may include campaigns; conferences; roundtables; trainings (general, peer-to-peer, seminar, technical, trainers); workshops.
- Implementation period: The implementation period of the projects should start on 1 May 2022 and their preparatory phase upon signature of the grant agreement and shall not extend beyond 31 August 2022. Reporting requirements shall be completed on 15 September 2022 at the latest.
Target stakeholders
Projects should target in particular the following key stakeholders:
- Youth multipliers representatives of legally constituted non-governmental organisations and/or education practitioners supported by public education entities from Council of Europe member states.
Eligibility Criteria
In order to be eligible for a grant, an applicant must:
- be legally constituted civil society organisation, public entity or education practitioner, in a Council of Europe member State country;
- be entitled to carry out in a Council of Europe member State country activities described in its project proposal;
- have been active in the field of youth and Global Education/Global Development Education;
- have sufficient financial capacity (stable and sufficient sources of funding) to maintain its activity throughout the period for which the grant is awarded and to participate by way of its own resources (including human resources or in-kind contributions);
- have sufficient operational and professional capacity, including staff, to carry out activities described in its project proposal;
- have a bank account.
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