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TIMETABLE FOR CALLS FOR PROPOSALS

“Ideas build on a stable basis. There is no shortcut between the present and the future.

The goals are achieved through planning, preparation and execution”

Bruce Hyland

The estimated timetable for the calls for proposals launching

The estimated timetable for the calls for proposals launching whithin the Local Development Programme, updated on 04.05.2022:

 

No.

Call for proposals

Starting

Closing

1.

Inclusive education for children and youth at risk (Call no. 2)

6.12.2018

28.05.2019

2.

Restricted call Poverty Alleviation (Call no. 3) 12.12.2018 8.05.2019

3.1

Access to financing – 2019

5.02.2019

24.04.2019

3.2 Access to financing – 2020

7.04.2020

27.07.2020

3.3

Access to financing – 2021 8.04.2021 17.06.2021

4.1 Enhancing Roma Inclusion and Empowerment (Call no .1), round 1 11.09.2019 30.01.2020

4.2 Enhancing Roma Inclusion and Empowerment (Call no .1), round 2 6.01.2021 15.04.2021

5. Local Development 10.09.2019 25.02.2020
6. Human Rights-national implementation (Call no.5)  8.01.2021 22.04.2021
7. Priority Interventions 15.07.2021 14.10.2021

 

*the timetable is updated periodically

At the moment, no calls for proposals are open.

Short description of the calls for proposals

 

The specificity of each call

 

  • The restricted call “Poverty Alleviation” (€ 20,000,000) support the implementation of national and local measures to combat poverty and to ensure the valorisation / development of the results of the projects implemented under the “Poverty Alleviation” Programme (RO25) financed through the Norwegian Grants 2009 – 2014. The call is exclusively addressed to the organizations involved in the preparation / implementation of the projects financed under the Programme “Poverty Alleviation”, namely UNICEF Romania, the Salvation Army of Romania, the Mayoralty of Craiova and Timisoara, Roma Education Fund (REF) Romania, the Institute for the Study of National Minorities Problems, Inter-Community Development Association Cluj-Napoca.

 

  • Inclusive education for children and youth at risk call for proposals promotes and supports inclusive education and equal chances, increasing the access to educational and social services.

 

  • Small grant scheme Access to financing is dedicated to local authorities in order to increase their capacity to apply for other financing, respectively for technical assistance services for the preparation of technical documentation and obtaining the necessary legal approvals for investments / measures aiming at local development in poor areas

 

  • Enhancing Roma Inclusion and Empowerment call for proposals promotes social inclusion, discrimination and racism combating, promoting intercultural exchanges and strengthening the capacity of supporting the development in communities with a high percentage of Roma population.

 

  • Local Development call for proposals aims to improve the quality and access to social services (education, health, employment, etc.) of disadvantaged groups.

 

  • Human Rights call for proposals is addressed to public entities at national level, in view of implementing the recommendations issued by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) after 2015 regarding the rights of persons with disabilities, the rights of national minorities, the rights of detainees, children’s rights and women’s rights in Romania.

 

  • Small grant scheme Priority Interventions will provide emergency funding to improve the social and educational facilities for children and young people, increase of access to health services, improvement of living conditions, facilitate the issuance of identity papers, ensure social and legal support for victims of evictions, promotion of intercultural exchanges, etc.
Informative public events on the calls

Each call will be open for a minimum of two months. During this period, to inform all interested parties about the financing opportunities offered by the Programme, the RSDF will organize information seminars for each call. The events will be announced and promoted within the web section dedicated to the Programme and on the Programme’s Facebook page.