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DOORS – project that opens doors for Romanian NGOs

14 Oct DOORS – project that opens doors for Romanian NGOs

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The Royal Margareta Foundation of Romania launches “DOORS – Organizational Development of Romanian NGOs for Sustainability”, a project carried out in partnership with Nedland Kultur, with the financial support of Active Citizens Fund Romania, a program financed by Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway through EEA Grants 2014- 2021. The purpose of this project aims at the development and sustainability of 20 NGOs that carry out activities in the social, educational, health, civic and environmental fields from underserved geographical areas, which have limited human and financial resources.


Small and medium-sized NGOs in Romania are invited to sign up for the “DOORS – Organizational Development of Romanian NGOs for Sustainability” project, where, over a period of 20 months, 20 NGOs from all over the country will receive support in developing their organizational capacity through a complex program that includes: training, coaching, strategy development, new websites, social media pages and experience exchanges.


NGOs that cumulatively meet the following criteria are eligible:


– they are legally established and have been carrying out activities for at least one year;


– works in one of the fields: social, education, health, civic and environment, etc.;


– operate in underserved areas, either with a limited presence of civil society or situations of community deprivation in one or more of the following aspects: low level of human capital (education, health and demographic behavior), low employment rate, poor conditions housing, insufficiently developed services for certain vulnerable groups.


Priority will be given to organizations that have less than 10 employees and a budget in 2021 of less than 200,000 Euros.


The Royal  Foundation will offer beneficiary organizations the opportunity to be part of a complex process of organizational transformation, aiming to strengthen their capacity to develop projects, attract volunteers and manage the organization’s management. Specialists in the field, with over 10 years of practical experience, will work alongside the staff of the organizations in a real partnership in support of them and the communities they serve. Participation in this project can represent for each NGO a major step in its organizational development and the acquisition of sustainability.


How to apply 


Application for the DOORS project is done online. The applicant organization will submit an application file, between October 14 and 21, 2022, which will include the following documents: the organization’s articles of incorporation/statute (copy); proof of registration in the Register of Associations of Foundations (copy), the tax certificate of the organization (copy), the annual report or another transparent activity reporting mechanism (e.g. website, Facebook page, etc.). Together with these documents, the applicant form (annex 1), the letter of intent (annex 2), the affidavit (annex 3) and the agreement on the use of personal data (annex 4) will be completed and sent. The four annexes can be accessed here: www.frmr.ro/doors. Registration will be done by sending the documents (link transfer documents via wetransfer.com) to the address doors@principesa.ro with the subject “DOORS project application”.


The selection procedure and details regarding the application file can be accessed on the web page dedicated to the project: www.frmr.ro/doors.  


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About Margareta of Romania Royal Foundation


Margareta of Romania Royal Foundation was established in 1990 by King Michael I of Romania and Her Majesty Margareta, Custodian of the Romanian Crown. With over 32 years of activity, the Royal Foundation supports children, young people and the elderly through sustainable interventions, based on the exchange of experience and values ​​between generations. Over time, the Foundation has been involved in numerous organizational development projects, working in partnership with over 100 organizations in Romania and abroad. More details are available at www.frmr.ro


 


About Nedland Kultur


Nedland Kultur is a private company from Norway with over 20 years of experience in cross-cultural projects and collaborations. The company has implemented projects in Norway, Great Britain, Tanzania, Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda, Malawi, Russia, Palestine, Israel, Vietnam and Egypt, including Romania. More details are available at www.nedlandkultur.com.


 


The project is implemented by Margareta of Romania Royal Foundation in partnership with Nedland Kultur and benefits from a 119.219 euro grant from Active Citizens Fund Romania, programme funded by Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway through the EEA Grants 2014 -2021. The content of this website does not necessarily reflect the official position of the EEA and Norway Grants 2014-2021; for more information visit www.eeagrants.org. More details about Active Citizens Fund Romania are available at www.activecitizensfund.ro.


 

					

				

			

		
	    	
													

						                        


                    					

                                 

	






		
	






	
		






	
	

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