Deadline: 21 March 2017
The British Embassy in Juba is accepting concept notes for the financial year 2017-18 of its Human Rights projects under Global Britain Fund with an aim to lift the capacity of governments and civil society to promote and protect human rights.
The Human Rights element of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office’s (FCO) Global Britain Fund, previously known as the Magna Carta Fund, is the FCO’s dedicated annual fund supporting human rights and democracy work overseas.
Objectives
The UK believes more transparency and accountability is required if the continued deterioration in Human Rights in South Sudan is to be reversed. The role of Human Rights Defenders, and the importance of space for them to operate in, is crucial to achieve this objective. The project are seeking proposals that seek to increase accountability and transparency for Human Rights abuses, including through more effective monitoring and reporting. This could include monitoring and reporting on Government action to address these abuses.
Funding Information
The fund will consider proposals up to the value of £100,000 (GBP).
Selection Criteria
Bids will be assessed against the following criteria:
- value for money
- alignment with HRDP Strategy and FCO’s Foreign Policy Priorities
- evidence of local demand or need
- project viability, including capacity of implementing organisation(s)
- project design, including clear, achievable impact
- risk and stakeholder management
- sustainability
How to Apply
Interested applicants must submit a Project Concept Note to British Embassy Juba electronically at the address given on the website.
Eligible Country: South Sudan
For more information, please visit Global Britain Fund for Human Rights.
