Civil.am is a project of the Civilitas Foundation. The Civilitas Foundation works to strengthen civil society, reduce rural poverty, promote discourse, advance cooperation and raise awareness about issues of concern to Armenia and Armenians.
Civil.am offers a forum to all civil.am registered organizations to post announcements of the following categories on the site:
1. NGO events
2. Success stories (accompanied with supporting documentation to evidence the accomplishment)
3. Fundraising activities
This promotes the visibility of NGOs, encourages cooperation and partnerships between organizations and supports fundraising activities within Armenia’s NGO community.
Civil.am will not only publish announcements on the site, but will also distribute a bi-weekly E-update newsletter through the civil.am network of NGOs.
For more information about this service call Civilitas Foundation at 500 119.
Do good work
1. Do you want to invest in Armenia's people?2. Do you want to strengthen Armenia's civil society?
3. Do you want Armenia's organizations to plan and act independently?
4. Do you want to avoid wasting resources?
5. Do you want to prevent duplication?
Browse Civil.am to better understand what is already being done. Identify potential partners. Contact them to explore the possibilities of cooperation. Support existing programs to increase efficiency. Encourage new programs to foster development. Expect accountability to instill transparency.
Gain greater visibility
1. Do you invest in Armenia's people?
2. Do you work to strengthen Armenia's civil society?
3. Do you want to gain additional or alternative funding?
4. Do you want to expand your capacity and prevent unnecessary duplication of effort?
5. Are you committed to a stronger, healthier society?
Register at Civil.am so that your projects receive greater visibility. Share information about your work -- upload photos, videos, reports, publications -- so that potential partners contact you for collaboration and avoid duplication. Show the world what you do and expand your base of support and cooperation.
Civil Society Organizations in Armenia support women, feed children, teach adults to be self-reliant, advocate for greater civil and human rights, protect the rights of the poor, empower villagers, foster the arts, build cooperatives, encourage collaboration. In other words, civil society organizations build Armenia's young civil society. Use Civil.am to show your good work, or to support someone else's. |
SHIFT Initiative
Monday, 13 May 2013 08:58 |
  
ONEArmenia is calling for anyone in the world over the age of 16 to pitch a project under $10,000 that transforms an element of Armenian culture--be it ancient or contemporary--into a fresh, 21st century creation. There are no rules as to process or form; applicants should just want to shift Armenia's culture out of its traditional and historic space and make it the basis for an active, modern-day aesthetic. The winning project will be chosen by the online community in a single round of open voting via Facebook.
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CZ MFA Eastern Partnership Grant Scheme 2013
Tuesday, 30 April 2013 14:29 |
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic has launched a Call for Proposals for projects targeting the priorities of the Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum.
Applying organizations should come preferably from Partner countries. The projects should concentrate on priorities of the 1st and 4th Working Groups of the Civil Society Forum. Projects should ben with an "Eastern Partnership appeal" overcoming single-country optics (involving more than one EaP country) and addressing issues common for several Eastern Partnership countries. This may also include sharing experience among civil society in various countries, addressing divisions between countries or exploring common solutions to problems. Projects focused on one particular country only will not be considered eligible. Requested funding should not exceed 20 000 € and projects implementation should end by October 15. The deadline for project proposals is May 10. Project implementation is due to start on 1st June. Contact e-mail addresses for submitting project proposal are This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . For more details, please click here. Civil Society Programme at the EBRD Annual Meeting 2013
Monday, 22 April 2013 10:55 |
The Civil Society Programme will take place on 9-11 May 2013 in Istanbul, Turkey, and will be held in parallel with the EBRD Annual Meeting of the Board of Governors and Business Forum. The EBRD Civil Society Programme is an opportunity for CSOs to exchange views and interact with EBRD staff, senior management, the President and the Board Directors.
The Civil Society Programme 2013 will feature a roundtable discussion on the effective use of social media platforms for the Bank's engagement with civil society and a special discussion panel entitled "Expanding economic opportunities and promoting inclusion". The discussion will bring out different ways in which civil society, businesses and IFIs can each address the underlying challenges of broad-based inclusive growth individually or in partnerships with one another in Turkey and southern and eastern Mediterranean. Scientific Co-operation between Eastern Europe and Switzerland
Friday, 19 April 2013 13:44 |
SCOPES 2013-2016
Call for Proposals The Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) are launching a new phase of the programme "SCOPES – Scientific cooperation between Eastern Europe and Switzerland". The new programme phase, SCOPES 2013–2016, has been allocated a budget of CHF 16 million and includes the following instruments: Joint Research Projects (JRPs) |
