Civil society organisation – The right to rise – 2022

Civil society organisation - The right to rise aiming at supporting civil society action for women, men, girls, and boys to enjoy and exercise their equal economic, labour and social rights in Timor-Leste.

2022-11-04

1.5 million euros

Additional information

Additional regional information :

Countries eligible to the programme:

Timor-Leste
Member States
European Economic Area

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Sectors : Citizenship & Human Rights Civil protection & risks Cooperation & Development

Beneficiary : Association & NGO EU & International Organisation Local Authority & Affiliated Entity State administration & affiliated entities

Regions : Asia, European Economic Area, European Union

Category : Call for proposals

Manager : European Commission

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Priorities and funded actions

Objectives

To support civil society actions for women, men, girls, and boys, in all their diversity to fully enjoy and exercise their equal economic, labour and social rights in Timor-Leste
To improve access to entrepreneurial opportunities for women in Timor, including social entrepreneurs, alternative livelihoods, enhance participation in the green and circular economy, and strengthen their voice and action

Priorities

Priority 1: women’s access to economic assets, services and opportunities
Priority 2: enabling environment
Priority 3: women’s voice and agency

Among financed actions

Promote women’s economic and social rights and empowerment
Strengthen women’s financial and business development skills
Promote digital literacy for women, as well as digital skills for jobs and entrepreneurship while addressing the gender norms and stereotypes that steer women away from technology
Improve women’s access to markets, and better access to financial services, with a special focus on digital financial services
Deepen multi-stakeholder partnerships, i.e. including “non-usual” stakeholders (who have been less involved until now) in processes (i.e. trade unions, media, financial actors)
Involve men and boys’ associations, women’s organisations, persons with disability organisations, faith based organisations, youth organisations, and tradicional and social media in the transformative process of engendering social change, in particular by challenging norms and stereotypes

Eligibility

Be a legal person
Be non-profit-making
Be a civil society organisation (CSO) or its association
Be established in Timor-Leste, or a Member State of the European Union or in European Economic Area
In case the lead applicant is established in a Member State of the European Union or European Economic Area, it must have a country office registered in the relevant ministry of Timor-Leste
Be directly responsible for the preparation and management of the action with the co-applicant(s) and affiliated entity(ies), not acting as an intermediary

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