3 Jun
2019
3 Jun
'19
6:12 p.m.
Hei,
tämän kertaisessa rahoitusviestissä on kansainvälisiä rahoitushakuja sekä tietoa EU:n
kansalaisten Eurooppa-ohjelman kontakti- ja koulutusseminaarista.
Kannattaa myös seurata Fingon nettisivujen
tapahtumakalenteria<https://www.kepa.fi/tapahtumat/tapahtumakalenteri>, jossa
ilmoitetaan rahoitukseen liittyvistä tilaisuuksista ja koulutuksista. Voit myös lähettää
toiveita ja ehdotuksia rahoituslähteistä minulle.
Ystävällisin terveisin,
Helena
Helena Nevalainen
Asiantuntija – järjestöjen kehitysyhteistyö | Fingo
+358 50 3176729 | helena.nevalainen@fingo.fi<mailto:helena.nevalainen@fingo.fi>
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Ajankohtaista:
* Kansalaisten Eurooppa -yhteyspisteiden kontakti- ja
koulutusseminaari<https://beta.oph.fi/fi/tapahtumat/2019/kansalaisten-eurooppa-making-waves-2019?fbclid=IwAR2_oTK_pqmOVSE5hfJAJYvCeQ_1h9sqm49IBmOXeUXRNgoiY_oQMMhOOVg>
hakemukset 9.8.2019 mennessä
Seminaarin tavoitteena on antaa tietoa EU:n Kansalaisten Eurooppa -ohjelmasta, jakaa
tietoa hyvistä hanke-esimerkeistä, edistää hankekumppanuuksia ja auttaa uusien hankkeiden
kehittämisessä.
Seminaari on suunnattu järjestöjen, kuntien ja aluehallinnon toimijoille, jotka ovat
kiinnostuneita toteuttamaan hankkeita EU:n Kansalaisten Eurooppa -ohjelman rahoituksella
ja jotka etsivät hankekumppaneita joko omaa hanketta varten tai ovat kiinnostuneita lähteä
kumppaniksi jonkun muun vetämään hankkeeseen.
* Nordic Climate
Facility<https://www.ndf.fi/news/nordic-climate-facility-application-period-opens-5-june-2019>
(NCF)
hakukierros: 5.6.-5.9.
tarjoaa rahoitusta innovatiivisille ilmastoprojekteille kehitysmaissa.
Rahoitusta voidaan myöntää 250.000-500.000 euroa projektia kohden.
NCF järjestää
webinaarin<https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/7060186662078034443…43>, jossa
kerrotaan rahoitusinstrumentista sekä hakuprosessista hakuvinkkeineen 13.6.2019.
* National Endowment for Democracy<https://www.ned.org/apply-for-grant/en/>
closing date: 21.6.2019
Type of project: promoting civic education, strengthening civil society organisations,
promoting independent media, promoting and defending human rights and the rule of law,
strengthening democratic ideas and values, strengthening democratic political processes
and institutions, strengthening a broad-based market economy
Location: worldwide
Eligibility: UK and southern CSOs which may include civic organisations, associations,
independent media, and other similar organisations
Grant size: average $50,000 over 12 months
* The Open Technology Fund’s Internet Freedom
Fund<https://www.opentech.fund/funds/internet-freedom-fund/>
closing date: 1.7.2019
Type of project: projects and people working on open and accessible technology-centric
projects that promote human rights, internet freedom, open societies, and help advance
inclusive and safe access to global communications networks for at-risk users including
journalists, human rights defenders, civil society activists, and every-day people living
within repressive environments who wish to speak freely online.
Location: Worldwide
Eligibility: Non-profit organization/non-government organization, including U.S.-based
NGO, PIO, or foreign NGO; Non-profit university or research institution in any country;
For-profit organization or business in any country.
Grant size: $50,000 - $200,000. Please note this is a performed based contract with
payment issued on completion of stated objectives, activities, and deliverables.
* Creating Hope in Conflict: A Humanitarian Grand
Challenge<https://humanitariangrandchallenge.org/>
Closing date: 16.7.2019
Type of project: Solutions that enable lifesaving or life-improving assistance to reach
the most vulnerable and hardest-to-reach people in conflict-generated humanitarian crises.
Specifically, we seek innovations that engage the private sector and involve input from
the affected communities in order to provide safe water and sanitation, energy, lifesaving
information, or health supplies and services to help conflict-affected people
Location: Context considered to be hard to reach conflict zones include, but are not
limited to: Afghanistan, Central African Republic, Iraq, Libya, Mali, Northern Nigeria,
Somalia, South Sudan, Syria, The Democratic Republic of the Congo and Yemen.
Eligibility: Eligible applicants include social enterprises and other recognized
institutions e.g., non-profit organizations and for-profit companies that are formed and
legally incorporated.
Grant size: $250,000 for up to 25 seed projects innovations, and up to $1,000,000 for five
Transition to Scale innovations.
* Danida Market Development
Partnerships<http://um.dk/en/danida-en/sustainable%20growth/partnerships/danida-market-development-partnerships/>
Closing date: 9.8.2019
Type of project: to contribute to sustainable economic growth in developing countries
within the framework of the Sustainable Development Goals, especially SDG 8
Location: Danida priority countries: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Burkina Faso, Ethiopia,
Ghana, Kenya, Mali, Myanmar, Niger, Palestine, Somalia, Tanzania, Uganda. Other countries
of interest: Egypt, India, Morocco, Nigeria, Pakistan, Vietnam, the Philippines, Ukraine,
Indonesia, Georgia, Tunisia, Jordan, Lebanon
Eligibility: a consortium must as a minimum include a business partner (commercial
partner) and a non-commercial partner (administrative partner). Consortia are encouraged
to include other relevant partners, which could be a civil society organisation, business
member organisation, employer association, public authorities and other public
institutions, trade union, university college/business school, research institution,
international organisation etc. A consortium must include at least one local partner from
the partner country
Grant size: DKK 80 million in 2018 for between 10-12 partnerships over 3-5 years