The Netherlands Embassy in Budapest opened two calls for applications for projects focusing on Hungary. The deadline for application is 24 June 2019, 9 am.

One of the projects is funded by the Human Rights Fund 2019, the other one by the Democracy Fund 2019.

The Human Right Fund 2019 is a tool of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands. The proposal must be in accordance with at least one line of the following human-rights priorities:

  • Protection of human rights defenders
  • Freedom of expression, freedom of information and internet freedom, including media & journalism
  • Freedom of religion and belief
  • Equal Rights for LGBTI
  • Empowerment of local communities focusing on women’s rights

The proposal for the Democracy Fund 2019 must promote at least one of the following priorities:

  • Transparency of the public sector and legal certainty
  • Accountability of state organs, access to public information, empowerment of local communities;
  • Independence of the Judiciary
  • Separation of powers
  •  Access to justice
  • Equality before the law
  •  Interaction between domestic and international law
  • Fight against corruption and conflict of interests
  • Stability and consistency of the law: prevalence of common European values in the constitutional system
  • Privacy and data protection

The project proposals must be submitted to the Embassy of the Netherlands in Budapest by e-mail: bdp-hrf@minbuza.nl, with the subject “Application Human Rights Fund 2019” or “Application Democracy Fund 2019”.

For questions contact the Embassy by e-mail on bdp-hrf@minbuza.nl

 

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