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Calls for Proposals
The Calls on the following budget lines are usually open
for organizations and projects interested in SRHR. For further details on
any of these Calls or corrigenda see the EuropeAid website,
https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/europeaid/online-services/index.cfm?do=publi.welcome.
Please,
note that EuropeAid has updated its website. The online portal is now
adapted to the EC’s aid structure which is being implemented since since
2007.
European Instrument for Democracy and Human Rights: To
strengthen the role of civil society in promoting human rights.
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Uruguay, until: 09.03.2009, budget: 300,000 €.
- Venezuela, until:
12.03.2009, budget: 900,000 €.
- Nicaragua, until: 23.02.2009, budget:
600,000 €.
- Philippines, until: 02.03.2009, budget: 900,000
€.
Non-State Actors (NSA) and Local Authorities (LA) in
Development: To strengthen the capacity of civil society organisations and
local authorities in order to promote an inclusive and empowered society.
- All development countries (multi-country, non-state-actors), until:
10.02.2008 , budget: 32,916,000 €.
- All development countries
(multi-country, local authorities), until: 10.02.2008 , budget: 12,866,000
€.
- Azerbaijan, China, East Timor, Iran, Liberia, North Korea,
Swaziland, until: 03.02.2008, budget: 9,750,000 €.
- Philippines,
until: 15.04.2009, budget: 3,000,000 €.
- Congo (Brazzaville), until:
26.01.2009, budget: 2,000,000 €.
- Nicaragua, until: 26.01.2009,
budget: 3,000,000 €.
Dialogue on Governance: Strategic Projects
Facility (SPF 2): To contribute to improving governance as underlying
condition for reaching the MDGs.
- Phillippines, until: 16.03.2009,
budget: 4,807,400 €.
If you work in the field of SRHR and need
further assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact us at: info-eu@dsw-brussels.org.
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EU News: Recommendations from the GFATM Partnership
Forum in Senegal
26 November
On the International Day for the
Elimination of Violence against Women, the EU Presidency has reaffirmed
the commitment of the European Union to the human rights of women, in time
for the sixtieth anniversary of the proclamation of the Universal
Declaration of Human Rights on December 10. Violence and discrimination
continue to afflict women around the world, continuing their vulnerability
to injustice, particularly in domestic and conflict situations. This
declaration confirms European support for the equality and important role
of women in the development and good governance of societies.
http://www.europa-eu-un.org/articles/en/article_8320_en.htm
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Resources: ReProductive Aid Web-based Video
Conference
On behalf of ReProductive Aid, DSW convened a global
videoconference with civil society leaders, parliamentarians, and
government ministry officials in Addis Ababa, Bangkok, Brussels, Geneva,
Kampala and London to discuss how to improve RH funding in the new aid
architecture. Featuring keynote presentations by Dr. Eckard Deutscher of
the OECD DAC, and Dr. Gill Greer of IPPF, the videoconference is part of a
broader effort to empower civil society in the rich and poor countries to
help influence donor funding for RH in the new aid environment. The entire
video conference can be viewed at the following address:
http://video.who.int/streaming/vc29oct2008.wmv
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Resources: Euromapping 2008
Euromapping 2008 is the only comprehensive study
analyzing EU development aid for population assistance. It “names and
shames” good and bad performers, and includes specific recommendations to
improve reproductive health and reduce poverty.
The study is
available online at:http://www.euroresources.org/euromapping.htm
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