Guidance

Call for proposals-Human Rights Fund 2017/18

The FCO has launched its invitation for proposals for the Human Rights Fund 2017/18.

Documents

Proposal Form over £80k

Proposal Form under £10k

Project proposal form £10k-£80k

Project Concept Form

Activity based budget

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Details

The purpose of this fund is to support the programme activity in support of the UK’s human rights objectives. We would welcome proposals that will help to deliver progress in the following areas:

  1. Strengthening coordination between human rights institutions at the federal, provincial and district level.

  2. Strengthening implementation at the federal and provincial level of legislation designed to protect the rights of minorities and vulnerable persons, particularly women and girls.

  3. Helping to create a more tolerant space for public debate to promote freedom of religion or belief.

We hereby give notice that funding for 2017/18 is now open and invite proposals that fit within the policy areas above.

The total funding available for project(s) is yet to be confirmed but we are initially seeking proposals of between £100,000 - £200,000.

How to apply:

Short form proposals should be sent in the attached format to the British High Commission via Mariam.Zahid@fco.gov.uk The last day to submit concept notes is COP, 20th March 2017.

In case of any questions, please contact Mariam Zahid on the email mentioned above.

More Information:

You can find attached few important documents related to the Human Rights Fund:

  1. Proposal form over 80k
  2. Proposal Form under 10k
  3. Project Proposal form £10k-£80k
  4. Project Concept Form
  5. Activity based budget

Updates to this page

Published 9 March 2017

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