Programme operator | The NGO Consortium. It was formed in spring 2018 by six experienced Latvian civil society organizations: Civic Alliance-Latvia, Latvian Rural Forum, Dienvidlatgale NGO Support Centre, Kurzeme NGO Centre, Valmiera Region Community Foundation and Zemgale NGO Centre. |
Funding | Total funding in Latvia is EUR 8 500 000 |
Programme objective | Civil society and active citizenship strengthened and vulnerable groups empowered. |
The planned outcomes | Within the framework of the programme, at least 90 civil society organisations (associations and foundations) will receive the funding in 7 open project contests and 2 in pre-specified projects for the implementation of activities aimed at: 1. strengthening the democracy cultur and citizenship awareness in Latvia, 2. raising public awareness of human rights, 3. Improving the sustainability and capacity of civil society; 4. Cross-border civil society cooperation in EEA and Norway grants donor countries and instrument activities in countries. Pre-defined projects 1. Research paper on CSOs sector in Latvia 2020-2024. 2. Civic Competences Academy “Change Maker” in 2021/2022, in all five regions (Kurzeme, Zemgale, Vidzeme, Latgale, Riga & Riga Region) of Latvia, the 8-months training course in civic competences will be organized. It will be available in three different courses divided by participant category and experience in civic activities: (1) new or young activists, (2) existing CSO leaders and (3) officials. |
Contacts | Programmes manager Inese Siliņa inese.silina@activecitizensfund.lv |
More information | All information on fund activities, project contests search on the fund's home page - https://www.activecitizensfund.lv/ |
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