We continue accepting grant proposals within the microgrant program until February 20
Within the framework of the microgrant program for local initiatives in Kharkivska oblast, implemented by the NGO “Responsible Citizens” in partnership with JERU – Joint Emergency Response in Ukraine (Welthungerhilfe and Concern Worldwide) with financial support from the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs / OCHA Ukraine, a decision has been made to extend the deadline for submitting project applications until February 20 inclusive.
This decision is due to the unstable security and infrastructure situation in the communities of eastern Ukraine. Limited access to communication and the Internet, power outages, and difficult working conditions affect the ability of initiative groups to properly prepare and submit their project proposals. We aim to ensure equal opportunities for all potential program participants and to provide additional time for refining applications.
At the same time, we have already begun reviewing project proposals that were submitted earlier. The evaluation process includes a technical check for compliance with formal requirements, an analysis of social significance, and a final decision by the competition committee regarding funding.
We would like to remind that the following criteria are considered during the evaluation:
- relevance of the problem that the project aims to address;
- compliance with the implementation timeline (project duration — from 2 to 3 months);
- social impact — coverage of at least 25 community residents;
- motivation and quality of the application;
- practical capacity of the team to implement the project.
The results of the selection will be announced on our official social media pages.
We thank all initiative groups for their activity, trust, and readiness to work on strengthening the resilience of their communities.
We look forward to receiving your applications by February 20.
Більше новин
-
14 November — International Speech Therapist DayThis is a day dedicated to people who help children find their voice — in the most literal sense. Our speech therapists do more than teach children how to articulate sounds. They help them gain confidence, build communication skills, and freely express their thoughts and emotions.
-
Skills for the future: supporting educators in KharkivThe NGO “Responsible Citizens,” in collaboration with the Kharkiv Humanitarian and Pedagogical Academy, conducted a training session titled “Skills for Success in Life and Career” for educators from Kharkiv’s educational institutions.
-
Head of the Board of NGO “Responsible Citizens” Olga Kosse participates in Leadership Training for NGO LeadersThe Slovak organization Hekima recently hosted representatives from 25 leading Ukrainian NGOs in Košice, all of whom are actively engaged in the humanitarian field....
-
Alla Maslakhova, Project Coordinator of NGO “Responsible Citizens,” in a Special Edition of the “SPIU PodcastWhat does responsibility look like in practice? What are the current trends in the civic sector? How do we provide support in frontline areas, what lessons have we ...
-
Resilience Center in Zaporizhzhia: over 1,600 requests in six months of operationThe Resilience Center was opened with the support of UNICEF and funding from the Government of Germany through the development bank KfW. The Center was established in cooperation with local authorities and social services of the Department of Social Protection of the Zaporizhzhia City Council, and implemented by the NGO “Responsible Citizens.”
-
300 children from Donetsk region to receive backpacks for schoolNearly 300 children in the Donetsk region will receive useful backpacks that will assist them not only in their studies but also in everyday life! This support has ...
-
Helping safely: a new level of humanitarian responsibilityGenuine motivation is only the first step. Real responsibility begins with understanding how to provide assistance in a way that is safe — for children, for families, and for everyone involved This was the focus of the Safeguarding training attended by representatives of Responsible Citizens NGO, supported by UNICEF Ukraine.
-
“Children are regaining their motivation to learn,” says a history teacher from Kryvyi RihIn September, catch-up classes were launched in communities in the Dnipropetrovsk region to help students recover from learning losses.