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Get funded to implement your grass root project on development education, awareness raising and engagement for development: submit your ideas to LADDER project!
The re-granting scheme of the project LADDER is now open for 2017! We invite you to send your project ideas on development education, awareness raising and engagement for development. 13 projects (one per eligible country) will be funded by LADDER!
Eligible countries for this call are: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Cyprus, Finland, France, Hungary, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Portugal, Slovenia, Sweden, UK.
Useful links: • Call for proposals ••• Application form template ••• Budget template •
Applications for grass roots development education for countries mentioned above (in English only) must be submitted by email to ladder@aldaintranet.org & nikos.gamouras@aldaintranet.org (scan versions with signature & stamp).
The deadline to submit your proposal is the 05/03/2017.
For more information on the project, visit www.ladder-project.eu.
| * Be aware that there is also a re-granting scheme of LADDER launched at national level in the following countries: Latvia, Denmark, Poland, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Malta, Italy, Greece, Ireland, Croatia. Applications for projects in those countries must be submitted to the co-applicant from that country. For more information, feel free to contact us at nikos.gamouras@aldaintranet.org |
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LAST NEWS FROM LADDER'S NETWORK |
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The European Sustainable Development Week. Register now your initiative!
ESDW represents a European-wide initiative which aims to stimulate and make visible activities, projects and events that promote sustainable development and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The ESDW will take place from 30 May until 05 June.
The registration is open and it can be done following this link. |
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Citizen Journalists Initiative
The LADDER Citizen Journalists’ network is growing day by day and it is reaching all Europe and beyond. Check out some of the most recent contributions in the six main themes!
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The most recent work published by our Citizens Journalists is addressing issues on local actions for global impact, climate & energy, engagement of public and private sector, poverty & development. Have a look to their contributions!
Local actions/Global impact
Áron Gödölle
Each of us can make a change! How a member of the European Youth Parliament can support the achievement of the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda.
Health and Well-Being
Natia Shakaia
While for some people health can mean having a balanced way of life, from all perspectives, for others it means to have access to clean water and clean environment. “While we are thinking about everyday problems like how to look beautiful, how to be healthy, the countries like Nigeria have to think how to survive millions of lives” says Natia.
Raising awareness on SDGs: Proyecta Valencia – Hacia el 2030
Irene Vivas Lalinde
A group of young people creating and running activities related to the 17 SDGs, believing in their importance as tools for improvement for our communities.
Ethiopia: An Ignored State on the Brink of Civil War
Kumlachew G. Salilew
A contribution about the closing of civic space in Ethiopia, corruption and citizens’ permanent struggle for their rights.
Does a European public sphere exist?
Anna Elena Maria Ferrari
What supports and what blocks the development of a European public sphere? Media can play a major role, but yet, in the end, it’s about political will and citizens’ participation at the decision-making processes. |
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For further information, please contact the Project Manager, Nikos Gamouras: nikos.gamouras@aldaintranet.org
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| This newsletter has been produced with the financial assistance of the European Union. The contents are the sole responsibility of ALDA and can under no circumstances be regarded as reflecting the position of the European Union. |
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