
15 December 2021
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The Thematic Programme on Human Rights and Democracy (HRD), successor of the European Instrument for Democracy and Human Rights (EIDHR), established under the Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument – Global Europe programme, is aligned with the priorities of the EU Action Plan on Human Rights and Democracy. The Thematic Programme on Civil Society Organisations (CSO) , successor of the Civil Society Organisations and Local Authorities (CSO-LA) is an EU's programme that aims to strengthen civil society organisations in EU partner countries.
Countries eligible to the programme:
Actions must take place in the Kyrgyz Republic.
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Objectives
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Priorities
Lot 1:
Priority 1 – Strengthened capacities of civil society, women and youth organisations in fighting against discrimination in all its forms and especially violence against women, and contributing to policy dialogue on gender equality and women’s rights and enabling the active participation and inclusive growth and decision-making through women empowerment
Priority 2 – Strengthened capacities of civil society organisations to exercise fundamental freedoms, to promote and protect freedom of opinion and expression by ensuring transparency and accountability, as well as strengthening media and digital skills and countering hate speech in the media
Lot 2:
Priority 1 – Strengthened capacities of civil society in strengthening digital skills in order to create an inclusive digital transformation; reducing the digital gender gap and other gaps related to age, disability, location, social and economic status; raising awareness of public authorities and citizens regarding the possible opportunities and challenges posed by the digital transformation, in line with the EU’s human-centric approach
Priority 2 – Strengthened capacities of local youth CSOs in promoting the rights of young people, including of those more marginalised, such as girls, youth with disabilities, and their empowerment and involvement in public affairs by promoting their participation in e-governance; supporting inclusive youth employment through digital and green skills development strategies, as well as opportunities for youth to become self-employed through supporting creative start-ups and initiatives to entrepreneurship and employability skills
Among financed actions
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Additional information
Eligibility
15 December 2021