Deadline: 3-Feb-21
The Nuffic has launched a call for proposals for the Security and Rule of Law to improve the judicial sector in Indonesia by strengthening training capacity for judges.
The proposed project must contribute to the following objective:
- Contribute to promoting just, peaceful and inclusive societies and achieving legitimate stability (SDG 16).
The proposed project must contribute to the following long-term impact:
- Citizens are better able to access their rights through fair, efficient, impartial, independent and accountable institutions
The following medium-term impact will contribute to this:
- Education system (TVET/HE) is of good quality, relevant and accessible (SDG 4);
- Partnerships between persons and organisations are inclusive and sustainable (SDG 17);
- Organisations key to (sectoral) inclusive development of partner countries are strengthened by the inflow of enhanced workforce.
Funding Information
- Maximum available funding for this call, excluding co-funding: EUR 400,000;
- Maximum funding per Tailor-Made Training Plus, excluding co-funding EUR 400,000.
Criteria
- Grant applicants: Eligibility for OKP Group Training grants extends to Dutch institutions providing secondary and higher vocational and academic education or other types of Dutch organisations that provide educational training courses and that also contribute to strengthening of the priority themes in the countries on the Country List. These institutions must deliver the training themselves; intermediary organisations are not eligible. The institutions must have sufficient organisational and financial capacity to run a training course. This can be demonstrated using a COCA that is assessed as positive by Nuffic. The organisations must also have demonstrable experience in providing the desired training course.
- Group training target group: To be eligible for an OKP Group Training grant, an application must propose a training course for candidates who meet the following criteria: The candidates work for one of the following types of national and/or local organisations: ministries, secondary or higher vocational or academic education institutions, universities, private sector, commissions or NGOs. The candidates may not work for:
- a bilateral or multilateral organisation;
- a non-governmental organisation that is internationally active and is focused on representing social interests, such as development cooperation, nature and environmental protection, health or human rights.
Proposal Submission
- All TMT proposals have to be submitted via their web application Delta. They have prepared a TMT+ Delta User Manual to guide you through the application process.
- The Delta User Manual can be found among the ‘Guidelines and formats’ on their website under the link to this call. Make sure you have all the information required for your application complete and ready before submitting.
- WARNING: Please be aware that not all browsers work well with Delta. To be sure, it is preferable to make use of Edge or Google Chrome. Safari is known for not working well.
Assessment
- Assessment of the joint proposals will be done by Nuffic in consultation with the Dutch embassies and consulates. For a detailed explanation please refer to the Grant Application Assessment Explanation which can be found among the guidelines and formats on their official website.
Required Documents
An application needs to contain the following documents to be complete. Incomplete applications will be rejected.
- TMT+ Joint Proposal Form Orange Knowledge Programme;
- TMT+ Budget Form Orange Knowledge Programme;
- TMT+ COCA Form Orange Knowledge Programme;
- CVs of all proposed resource persons (there is no prescribed format).
Please note that a COCA check doesn’t have to be applied for simultaneously with an application for a TMT+. A COCA can be applied for at any time. They advise you to apply for a COCA check before applying for a joint proposal, to make sure that your COCA is not a reason for rejection.
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