Guest guest Posted March 25, 2009 Report Share Posted March 25, 2009 Dear friend, Freedom Foundation and the German Foundation for World Population (DSW) are organizing a: Workshop on " How to access EC Funding for Reproductive Health Programmes " in Bangalore, India (April, 27 – 29 2009) Background This event takes place within the framework of " Euroleverage " , a program supported by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, which intends to help NGOs access EC development cooperation funds for reproductive health and poverty alleviation. This event is the latest in a series of extremely successful workshops that have already been held in Asia and Africa. Objectives The workshop targets non-governmental organizations (NGO) working in the field of reproductive health, to achieve the objectives of: 1. Providing NGOs with insights on EC funding opportunities, mechanisms & priorities regarding development cooperation and reproductive health. 2. Strengthening their skills in developing winning consortia proposals. The workshop provides user-friendly information on EC funds, application requirements, and expertise on writing winning proposals to increase access to reproductive health programmes. Experts from European as well as Indian context will explain in detail how to successfully access the relevant funds. Workshop participants will be acquainted with key figures and structures for funding in India. Through networking opportunities, participants will be able to expand their chances for successful future operations. Participants will also receive written documentation on the results of the workshop. We would like to cordially invite you to participate in this unique event. This workshop will provide you with valuable tips and tricks on how to finally access European Community funding. Last but not least, you will meet your peers in your struggle to improve the life of the people of India, opening a door towards invaluable networking opportunities. Participating in this workshop does not guarantee any funding from EU! Participation criteria: Participants should be fluent in English and their main roles and tasks should be fundraising (ie no implementing staff such as nurses or doctors), preferably the Project Manager / Program Directors, also willing to work as a consortium to prepare a proposal for EC on RH. Participants should also have the absorptive capacity to manage EC grants, and also to abide to EC eligibility criteria and strict accounting rules. We would like to point out that the main criterion for participation is commitment to develop joint proposals on upcoming funding opportunities with other participating organizations. If your organisation is interested, please send a mail with Registration fee in the name of “Freedom Foundation†along with an Expression of interest giving details of your organisation, area of work, technical competence along with the profile of participants. As there are only limited seats of 20, selection would be based on ‘first come, first serve’. Please feel free to contact us if there are any clarifications. For registration, please mail to madhuri.kv@... Thank you and warm regards Dr. Ashok Rau Hoehn Executive Trustee, CEO Vice Executive Director Freedom Foundation German Foundation for World Population Venue: CEO Centre, Dodda Gubbi Cross Kothanur PO Box 7747, Bangalore -560077 Start: 8.30 A.M on April, 27th 2009 End: 5.30 P.M on April, 29th 2009 Costs: All cost for travel (Air travel for more than 12 hours journey & 3 tier AC by train/bus for less than 12 hours journey), will be reimbursed by us upon the submission of photo copies of the tickets after the workshop. Boarding and lodging for the dates of the workshop will be taken care. However, participants will have to pay a nominal fee of Rs. 2000/- as registration fees. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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