Deadline: 31 December 2014
The United Nations Democracy Fund (UNDEF) is accepting project proposals on democracy and human rights for its new round of funding. NGOs, civil society
organizations, independent constitutional bodies, regional and
international organizations can apply and receive grants between
$100,000 to $300,000 to implement projects for a period of two years
principally at country level and in least developed, low and middle
income countries.
Proposals are subjected to a thorough
process of assessment, quality control and due diligence. An initial
examination by a team of independent assessors is conducted, a process
in which all applications are judged on their inherent quality and
scored according to the following criteria:
- The project promotes the objectives of UNDEF
- The project draws on the United Nations comparative advantage
- The project will have a significant impact
- The project will encourage inclusiveness
- The project will enhance gender equality
- The project has strong prospects for successful implementation
- The applicant organization has a strong track record
- The project is technically sound in conception and presentation
- The project represents good value for money
- The project has strong prospects of sustainability beyond the project duration.
The UNDEF team then narrows down the
list to 200-300 of the highest scoring projects. In doing so, the global
and regional projects are considered separately from the various
national project proposals and are considered within the respective
global and regional baskets.
The vast majority of UNDEF projects are
delivered directly by civil society organizations (CSO). In this type of
project the CSO is responsible for the overall management of the
project and bears all substantive, financial, monitoring, and reporting
and evaluation responsibilities.
Apply for UNDEF now. Just visit this link or learn more at UNDEF website.
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