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Project Applications
The RLF Israel Office promotes and encourages, in cooperation with local NGOs, projects aimed at strengthening Israeli civil society. It focuses on alternative education based on democratic values and principles such as solidarity, tolerance, non-violence and peaceful international cooperation. The program endorses civil actors who strive for democratic participation, social justice and human rights, and who struggle against racism, xenophobia and anti-Semitism. We support concepts and projects which seek to strengthen democracy, deal with socio-economic challenges and promote European-Israeli and German-Israeli dialogue.
The next deadline for submitting proposals will be published here soon.
GUIDELINES FOR PROPOSALS
Proposals should be submitted in English and sent by e-mail.
Guidelines - Please address these points in the following order:
| • | Short project summary (max half page). |
| • | General background – problems to be addressed by the project (max one page). |
| • | Information about the submitting organization – short history, mission and goals, staff, management structure, main activities, cooperation with other organizations (max one page). |
| • | How does the project relate to the organization's other activities? |
| • | Target group/groups. |
| • | Project staff tasks and required qualifications. |
| • | Aims and purposes of the project – short term and long term. |
| • | Description and time-table of the planned activities. |
| • | Expected direct and indirect results – quantitative and qualitative. |
| • | Evaluation process – during the implementation period and after. |
| • | Detailed project budget/required resources - in New Israeli Shekel (NIS) and Euro (EUR). |
| • | Please add the latest annual organizational budget. |
For questions and letters of intent, please contact us under info@rosalux.co.il
