Navigating a complex funding environment
The European Union, including its Member States, is the world’s largest donor to global poverty alleviation and economic development, accounting for nearly two-thirds (some 64%) of Official Development Assistance (ODA) world-wide.
The EU funding environment for population and reproductive health has often confused professionals in the field, including both NGOs seeking funds and donors seeking to improve policy and funding co-ordination and harmonization. DSW tries to make things clearer for NGOs interested in affecting the policies and accessing the funds.
Guide to European Population Assistance Funding
The Guide provides current, consolidated and easy-to-use information on European NGO support for population assistance programmes and services in developing countries. It includes 46 funding streams from 31 European donors, including all EU Member States.
Each entry provides contact information, purpose and mission of the institutions, a review of financial information and, most importantly, detailed information about how to submit a proposal and apply for funding. The Guide online can be searched by recipient or donor country.
Euromapping
Euromapping is the only comprehensive study analysing 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.
Tips and Tricks - How to Access European Development Co-operation Funds
Tips and Tricks is a valuable resource for grant-seekers, as it provides a source of detailed information. Each of the entries give contact information, a review of financial information and, most importantly, detailed information on how to submit a proposal and to apply for funding.
Action for Global Health - Policy Briefs
In recent years, the EU has been committed to reforming its external aid instruments according to aid effectiveness principles. These Policy Briefs are based on fact-finding visits, aiming to bring evidence and experience from developing countries to support European advocacy for global health.
DSW Fast Facts
The DSW Fast Facts highlight selected aspects of DSW's international programmes, advocacy and research work.
nEUws
A bi-weekly newsletter which regularly brings you up-to-date information on the activities, policies and latest developments at the institutions of the European Union. nEUws also regularly publishes the latest European Commission Calls for Proposals and project grant opportunities.
What about Reproductive Health?
The guidebook What about Reproductive Health? is designed to help EC delegations to easily integrate reproductive health into their existing portfolios including general budget support and sector development programmes, but also to assist with financing proposals and agreements, calls for proposals, tenders and other documents. It is an easy to use reference and offers recommendations within existing policy and programme frameworks.
In the Loop: Informative Presentations for Advocates
DSW's presentations are made to provide comprehensive introductory information to assist advocates and NGOs understand the current state of European Commission (EC) development cooperation, its policies, funding, and opportunities for intervention.
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DSW (Deutsche Stiftung Weltbevoelkerung) is an international development organisation. DSW helps young people in Africa and Asia to escape poverty by providing sexual and reproductive health information, services and supplies. In Germany and Europe it raises awareness about the close links between sustainable development, poverty, health, environmental protection and demographic trends.