Stronger Roots Program will support 35 organizations
Altogether 35 organizations will receive support from the Stronger Roots program which is implemented by a consortium of Open Society Fund Prague (CZ), Open Society Foundation Bratislava (SK), Glopolis (CZ) and the NIOK Foundation (HU). The goal of the program is to increase organizational and sectoral resilience of civil society organizations in the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary and embed them in the societies and communities in which they operate. The 35 organizations will thus receive a grant amounting up to 30 000 Euros and intensive mentoring and consultancy support in a two-year long constituency building program.
We would like to thank all the applying organizations for submitting their projects.
Strengthening open society and democracy in the Czech Republic
Stronger Roots Program will support 35 organizations
Altogether 35 organizations will receive support from the Stronger Roots program which is implemented by a consortium of Open Society Fund Prague (CZ), Open Society Foundation Bratislava (SK), Glopolis (CZ) and the NIOK Foundation (HU). The goal of the program is to increase organizational and sectoral resilience of civil society organizations in the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary and embed them in the societies and communities in which they operate. The 35 organizations will thus receive a grant amounting up to 30 000 Euros and intensive mentoring and consultancy support in a two-year long constituency building program.
We would like to thank all the applying organizations for submitting their projects.
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