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European Media Facility – Armenia / Information Session

The global objective of the European Media Facility – Armenia call for proposals is to contribute to deepen democracy, the development of a vibrant media environment and uphold media freedoms through promoting an independent, professional, more innovative and financially sustainable media sector in Armenia, as well as increasing the diversity and quality of media products,

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Clarifications (Q&A) on the Call for Proposals to Develop and Deliver an Online Course on Sectoral Accountability for CSOs (Energy Sector)

Clarifications (Q&A) with regards to the Call for Proposals to develop and deliver an Online Course on Sectoral Accountability for Civil Society Organisations (Energy Sector) are published and available below: Check the document below or download it: Clarifications – Sectoral Accountability Course 13 May 2020 Detailed information about this Call for Proposals is available here.

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Eastern Partnership Civil Society Fellowships 2020

We are happy to announce that another 20 young civic activists from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine were selected as Eastern Partnership Civil Society Fellows. Since 2017 the Fellowship Programme aims at supporting young civic activists from the EaP region with developing their capacities and bringing their ideas to life in their communities.

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Webinar for EU Grantees / Project Proposal Writing: How to Develop a Good Project

Civil society organisations from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine are invited to participate in our next webinar “Project Proposal Writing: How to Develop a Good Project”. During this Webinar we will focus on EU methodologies and tools for project proposals writing, how to make the best use of the logical framework approach in

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Digital Tools for CSOs for Remote Collaboration + WEBINARS

With the COVID-19 pandemic affecting the entire world, we are all faced with changing the ways we work and we interact within our teams and with our beneficiaries. Working remotely in small teams, organizing webinars or livestreaming events will become the norm. And now is the time to get yourself acquainted with the digital tools

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#LocalCorrespondent Opinion / Women’s Role in Community Development in Armenia

by Mari Chakryan, Local Correspondent from Armenia The involvement of women in political life, especially in community governance, remains low in Armenia, despite the fact that since 2004 the Government has adopted decrees and elaborated documents on enhancing the role of women in society to ensure equal opportunities. However, the percentage of women continues to

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Call for experienced organisations to develop and deliver an Online Course on Sectoral Accountability for Civil Society Organisations (Energy Sector).

We are re-launching the call for experienced organisations to develop and deliver an Online Course on Sectoral Accountability for Civil Society Organisations (Energy Sector). The concept of the course was revised to better adapt it to the current situation triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic. This course is commissioned within the framework of our EU funded

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Webinar for CSOs from EaP Countries / International Funding Opportunities for CSOs

On the 26 March 2020 (12:00 Brussels time) we will have our next webinar “International Funding Opportunities for CSOs” for civil society organisations from the Eastern Partnership Countries (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine). During this webinar we will focus on funding opportunities on regional and national level for civil society organisations working in

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#LocalCorrespondent Opinion / Keeping Green Human Rights via Green Justice

by Mari Chakryan, Local Correspondent from Armenia The eco-activists’ movement started in Armenia in 1988. In the newly independent Armenia, the movement reached new heights in the face of new challenges, international obligations assumed by Armenia under numerous conventions, and the introduction of a new legal framework and democratic values. In 2005, when the government planned to