Regional Cooperation of Ukraine Call for Project Proposals

• Eligibility Criteria:
  Proposals must be initiated and implemented by consortia formed by at least two organizations:
  – the leading one should be legally registered in the Eastern Partnership (EaP) countries;
  – and at least one of the partner civil society organizations (CSOs) or independent media organizations should be legally registered in and operating within or outside Ukraine.
• Type of funding: Programmatic
• Target countries: Ukraine and Eastern Partnership (EaP) countries: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Moldova, or an EU country neighboring Ukraine (Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, or Poland)
• Application language: English

The German Marshall Plan of the United States is launching a new call for project proposals to further support the response of civil society actors in the wider Black Sea region.

The Black Sea Trust for Regional Cooperation (BST) is a project in response to the security and humanitarian challenges posed by Russia’s war in Ukraine.

This call is part of the Strengthening Regional Links and Transition Sharing in the Wider Black Sea Region action run by the Transatlantic Foundation and funded by the European Union. It aims to support civil society groups, independent media outlets, and journalists from the wider Black Sea Region countries and the new EU member states.

Proposals will address one of the following objectives:

• Increasing the capacity of CSOs and media outlets to counter disinformation and inform the public about the war and its social, political, and economic ramifications across the region.
• Increasing the capacity of CSOs and think tanks to develop social, political, and economic policy proposals addressing the challenges triggered by the war in Ukraine and the recovery and reconstruction efforts.

See here to learn more and apply.

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