[oberlist] BLACK SEA# grant: The Black Sea Trust for Regional Cooperation (BST)
Vladimir US
vladimir at oberliht.org.md
Tue Dec 25 02:28:16 CET 2012
The Black Sea Trust for Regional Cooperation (BST) announces NEW
grantmaking priorities for MOLDOVA
Having conducted an in depth analysis of the regional needs and
opportunities, and having revisited its goals and objectives, The
Black Sea Trust for Regional Cooperation (BST) has defined its new
regional and in-country funding priorities. The Trust will continue to
fund projects in the nine countries in the Wider Black Sea region:
• Armenia
• Azerbaijan
• Bulgaria
• Georgia
• Moldova
• Romania
• Turkey
• Ukraine
• Southern Russia (Krasnodar and Rostov regions, and the autonomous
republics)
________________________________________________________________________________________
In Moldova, BST will fund ONLY regional and cross-border projects in
the following programmatic areas:
• Confidence Building
• Cross-Border Initiatives
• Eastern Links
Confidence Building:
In its grantmaking, BST defines Confidence Building measures as
informal measures designed and implemented by non-state actors that
address, prevent, or resolve uncertainties among states or
territories. They are designed to prevent wanted and especially
unwanted escalations of hostilities and build mutual trust.
Confidence Building projects should be initiated by civil society
organizations and groups, and should seek to successfully involve
various population groups from the region in the projects’ activities.
Organizations requesting grants must be legally registered
inAzerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, Turkey, Russia and Moldova.
Involvement of partners from other countries, especially EU, is welcome.
Confidence Building projects may focus on the following areas:
• People to people contacts and societal dialogues
• Art and culture as bridges between people
• Approaches to reconciliation and peace that incorporate experiences
from history and convey them to the younger generation
• The role of media in overcoming stereotypes
• Innovative approaches to confidence building
Cross-Border Initiatives:
Cross-Border Initiatives seeks to encourage public, private, and
nonprofit policy and civic entities to develop programs that promote
regional cooperation and stability through funding initiatives aimed
at, among others:
• Arranging cross-border dialogues among governmental entities, civic
organizations, and policy institutes
• Facilitating an exchange of best practices in key economic and
governmental policy areas, as well as among citizens and nonprofit
groups
• Exploring ways to lower the physical and legal barriers between
countries in the Black Sea region
• Promoting regional-wide efforts to build political, cultural, and
economic networks
• Promoting regional security and development
Involvement of additional partners (especially those from the EU) is
possible and welcome.
Eastern Links:
Eastern Links programmatic area attempts to establish linkages between
groups from Central and Eastern Europe, and the Baltic states, with
their Black Sea counterparts to share expertise, experience and
information that are essential in promoting the political, social, and
economic development necessary for long-term stability in the region.
The involvement of additional partners (especially those from the EU)
is possible and welcome.
Eastern Links projects may focus on the following areas:
• Creation of linkages between new EU member states and the countries
of the Black Sea region
• Expansion of expertise and resources available to the countries of
the Black Sea region in good governance
• Facilitation of mechanisms that allow for information exchange
• Linking of existing knowledge and expertise in economic reform
________________________________________________________________________________________
BST will NOT support in-country projects in Moldova.
________________________________________________________________________________________
Eligibility criteria, description of granting process and application
forms may be found at:
http://www.gmfus.org/grants-fellowships/grantmaking-programs/black-sea-trust/
Vladimir US
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