As part of the Civic Initiative for an Independent Judiciary, EPF announces a request for proposals (RFP) for projects aimed at engaging NGOs and media outlets in advocating for judicial independence in Georgia. The goal of the grant program is to strengthen the judiciary as an equal branch of the government by addressing the most problematic issues pertaining to judicial independence and advocating for positive changes in Georgia’s legal system.
The grant competition will award up to eight grants. The maximum grant award for each proposal is $55,000 with project activities lasting 12 to 18 months. It should be noted that $55,000 is the upper grant amount threshold, while the lower grant threshold is $15,000.
Competition Open Door Session/Application Help Session at EPF office: 2:00 PM May 16, 2011
Deadline for submission of applications: 6:00 PM May 31, 2011
Award announcement 6:00 PM July 5, 2011
For more information about the competition, see full text of the announcement below:
Competition Announcement (ENG) (144.06 KBytes)Competition Announcement (GEO) (215.91 KBytes)
Application Form (ENG) (140.5 KBytes)Application Form (GEO) (126.5 KBytes)Grants Management Questionnaire (ENG) (84.5 KBytes)Grants Management Questionnaire (GEO) (124 KBytes)Logic Model (ENG) (32.5 KBytes)Logic Model (GEO) (33.5 KBytes)
Friday, 11 May 2012
Thursday, 26 April 2012
Eurasia Partnership Foundation is announcing a competition for students on the use of the data from the recent survey by EPF’s Caucasus Research Resource Center – Knowledge and Attitudes toward the European Union in Georgia in their works. To provide guidance, a three-day training course is offered to the potential applicants free of charge on interpreting and presenting data of the quantitative social research. Full text of the announcement is available only in Georgian.
Thursday, 26 April 2012
Eurasia Partnership Foundation is announcing a competition for journalists on the use of the data from the recent survey by EPF’s Caucasus Research Resource Center – Knowledge and Attitudes toward the European Union in Georgia. To provide guidance, a two-day training course is offered to the potential applicants free of charge on interpreting and presenting data of the quantitative social research. Full text of the announcement is available only in Georgian.
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