Do you know what mobile apps for healthy life, educational online games for kids, crypto currency online platforms and websites for analysis of open data have in common? These are just some of the ideas submitted by civil society activists from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine for the 2019 EaP Civil Society Hackathon.
Dear Friends, The Atlantic Council and the Digital Forensic Research lab are happy to invite you and all your team to join the global network of #DigitalSherlocks at the Atlantic Council’s flagship initiative, the 360/OS open source summit. This year will be the third, and largest yet, iteration of 360/OS and it will take place in London, UK at the iconic Roundhouse
Ever heard of the Social Impact Award? This is the largest social entrepreneurship program for students worldwide, currently running in more than 20 different countries. This year, with the joint efforts of Impact Hub Yerevan and the European Union, this program will be launched in Armenia for the first time! We, the Eastern Partnership Civil Society Facility, are happy
UPDATE: CSO Campaign – Clarifications are published answering the questions received from potential applicants! The deadline for submission of proposals is extended until 16th of May 2019 (COB). Eastern Partnership Civil Society Facility is looking for marketing, PR, advertising or creative agencies who will help us to launch the pilot Civil Society Communication Campaign in Ukraine.
We are happy to announce that registration for our 2019 EaP Civil Society Hackathon is now open! DEADLINE for submitting ideas for the Hackathon is extended until 6 May 2019! The Hackathon will be held in Tbilisi (Georgia) on 14-16 June 2019 and will be hosted by the Georgian Innovation and Technology Agency. It will bring
Registration for our 2019 EaP Civil Society Hackathon is open now! If you have any doubts which ideas the Hackathon will support here is a short guide for you: The Hackathon will be held in Tbilisi (Georgia) on 14-16 June 2019 and will be hosted by the Georgian Innovation and Technology Agency. It will bring
Olga Diaconu is a lawyer and member of the Young Lawyers Association from Moldova. By engaging in various projects, both national and international, she is trying to promote ethical standards in the legal profession and contribute to improving the quality of services provided by lawyers, especially in our society, where, according to Olga, the image
Gender equality and women’s empowerment are an integral part of the EU’s cooperation with its partner countries, including Azerbaijan. Many projects are being implemented in this direction to support girls and women in various fields of activity. One such project is the EU-funded Eastern Partnership Civil Society Facility – Regional Actions, which provides support to
In Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, the first steps are being made towards developing cycling infrastructure alongside the expansion of the automotive industry. Cycling activist Lika Merabishvili is striving to promote cycling in the city with the EU’s support. Cycling is known to be beneficial for joints, bone strength, the heart, brain and blood vessels.
