EU FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT TIPS

The aims of this call are:

(a) to contribute to the effective and coherent application of EU criminal law in the area of the rights of persons suspected or accused of crime (procedural rights priority);

(b) to contribute to the effective and coherent application of EU criminal law in the area of the rights of victims of crime (victims' rights priority).

The project should cover one or several of the following activities:

- analytical activities, such as data collection and creation of data bases, surveys, research etc.;

- mutual learning, exchange of good practices, development of working methods which may be transferable to other participating countries;

- exchange and provision of information and development of information tools;

- capacity building for professionals;

- facilitating cooperation between competent authorities (including where relevant national experts or agencies dealing with the aspects covered by this call) and/or legal practitioners and/or service providers (including multi-disciplinary networks at EU or international, national, regional or local levels);

- communication activities including dissemination of information about rights and activities raising awareness of the existing rules on rights at EU and national levels, relevant to the priorities of the call;

- training activities, as long as they are of ancillary nature and not the main purpose of the project.

The normal functioning of an organisation or the setting up of a new organisation cannot be co-funded.

The call for proposals to monitor, prevent and counter hate speech online will support the following priorities:

- Projects aimed at development, studies and analyses of the sociological landscape and trends on hate speech online;

- Projects on developing online alternative and counter-narratives and promoting the development of critical thinking by Internet users;

- Projects aimed at countering illegal hate speech online on social platforms/Internet companies (As defined under national laws transposing the Council Framework Decision 2008/913/JHA, on combating certain forms and expressions of racism and xenophobia by means of criminal law) and enhancing transparency on how manifestations of hate speech are addressed in the online world.

Proposals building on the activities relating to the implementation of the Code of Conduct on countering hate speech online are of particular interest.

Projects aimed at research and analysis of the sociological landscape relating to the origin and spread of hate speech on social media platforms are expected to build on prior studies and focus on analysis (including through the quantitative analysis of publicly available datasets) of current or new trends of forms of intolerance online and its path of dissemination, such as extremist ideas leading to violence or hatred against minorities.

Deadline: 11 October 2018 17:00:00

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The priority areas of this call for proposals are:

1. Fighting against discrimination based on sexual orientation in society and promoting the rights of LGBTI people.

2. Diversity management in the public and private sector: identification of existing practices, measurement of diversity management benefits, and awareness-raising.

3. Roma: activities aiming to raise awareness and combat harmful stereotypes of Roma and supporting thereby their integration into mainstream society.

4. To raise awareness about intergenerational solidarity and non-discrimination on the basis of age (in particular of young people).

Deadline: 21 March 2017 17:00:00

The aim of this call is to contribute to education and awareness-raising to prevent and combat gender-based violence, in particular by changing attitudes and behaviours towards the phenomenon. Such education and awareness-raising should focus on providing girls and boys (under 18 years old) with information and skills related to gender equality, healthy relationships, gender stereotypes and roles, respect for others etc. Such initiatives should encourage critical thinking, so girls and boys challenge social norms that contribute to perpetuating gender-based violence. They should empower young people to claim their rights and to protect themselves in risky or violent situations, while ensuring that this does not only put the responsibility on the victim and contribute to victim-blaming. Awareness-raising and education aimed at encouraging bystander intervention is also welcome.

Awareness-raising and education activities can cover all forms of gender-based violence or focus on specific forms, such as female genital mutilation, forced marriage, or target particular groups who are vulnerable to such violence, such as LGBTI, ethnic or religious minorities, migrants etc.

Proposals shall complement the efforts of the EU in combating gender-based violence.

Deadline: 08/03/2017

The objective is to contribute to the effective and coherent application of EU law in the areas of civil law, criminal law and fundamental rights, judicial ethics and the rule of law, by helping to address the training needs of justice professionals in these fields. It also targets the specific training needs of court staff and bailiffs, as well as prison and probation staff.

Deadline: 25 October 2018 17:00:00

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Scope:

The aims of this call are:

1. to contribute to the effective and coherent application of EU criminal law in the area of the rights of persons suspected or accused of crime (procedural rights priority);

2. to contribute to the effective and coherent application of EU criminal law in the area of the rights of victims of crime (victims' rights priority).

Deadline: 19 September 2018 17:00:00

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This call for proposals aims at contributing to achieving the objectives of the European e-Justice Strategy 2014-2018. It will support the implementation of e-Justice projects within the European e-Justice Portal and at national level, in as far as they have a European dimension. Priority will be given to projects aiming at joining or enhancing existing or on-going e-Justice portal projects, in particular:

• Interconnection of National Insolvency Registers (IRI);
• Find a Lawyer (FAL);
• Find a Notary (FAN);
• Find a Bailiff (FAB);
• Implementation of the European Case Law Identifier (ECLI) in case law repositories and interconnection with the e-Justice Portal;

Other e-Justice portal projects which will be live on the Portal at the moment when the call will be published.
Deadline: 11 January 2017 17:00:00

The priorities of this call for proposals are:

• to address the stereotyping of educational and career choices and to promote gender equality in education, training and career guidance;
• to attract women into male-dominated sectors or occupations, and conversely to attract men into female-dominated sectors or occupations;
• to challenge stereotypical assumptions about the roles of women and men in the labour market, including in leadership positions, and to change behaviours and practices that hamper equality;
• to ensure that work practices promote gender equality, and do not reinforce stereotypes, gender segregation and inequalities.

Deadline:27/05/2016 12:00 (noon) CET.