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New edition of the Review of Potential Domestic and Foreign Funding Opportunities, intended for NGOs, Local Self-Governments, SME and Entrepreneurs in Serbia

Published | 2010/02/05 | No comments

Civic Initiatives, together with the Deputy Prime Minister’s Social Inclusion and Poverty Reduction Unit, Ministry of Finance/ Sector for Programming and Managing of EU Funds and Development Aid, national and international partners taking part in the implementation of the Strategy, has prepared the seventh edition of the Review of Potential Domestic and Foreign Funding Opportunities, intended for NGOs, Local Self-Governments, SME and Entrepreneurs in Serbia.

The Review aims to contribute to higher awareness of all partners and shall provide insight into resources for implementing various program and project activities placed at disposal of non-government organizations, municipalities, small and medium-sized enterprises, entrepreneurs and individuals.

The Review provides an answer to a frequently asked question in the whole of Serbia: who should a concrete project proposal be submitted to. In this regard, the Review provides assistance to those who already know what they need, what changes they wish to attain and what steps should be taken so as to achieve them. For that reason, we regularly publish updated versions of the Review with the latest information, and distribute it to a large number of stakeholders.

We have given our best to make the Review as informative and practical as possible, and for it to be a useful guide for raising funds from domestic and international donors and state institutions.

We are hoping that seventh edition of the Review of Potential Domestic and Foreign Funding Opportunities shall fulfill its purpose and prove to be additional stimulation for the involvement of all beneficiaries who may contribute to the implementation of recommendations of the Poverty Reduction Strategy in Serbia and the improvement of the quality of life of its citizens.7

7th Edition of Potential Domestic and Foreign Funding Opportunities

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