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Financial Support (FSTP) to Regional actions in policy-making and dialogue activities

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UNOPS/FO/2026/127International

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The EU Civil Society Facility in Central Asia Project is seeking proposals from civil society organizations for a grant focused on regional action in policy-making and dialogue activities across Central Asia. Funded by the European Union and implemented by UNOPS with technical expertise from the Danish Institute of Human Rights, this solicitation aims to support initiatives that enhance civic engagement and policy influence within the region. Interested organizations must submit their proposals through the UNOPS Grant+ platform. This solicitation, identified as UNOPS/FO/2026/127, involves performance across multiple destinations in Central Asia. Primary coordination for this opportunity is managed by UNOPS, with further details available through the United Nations Global Marketplace.

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EU grant for Central Asian civil society organizations to enhance regional policy-making dialogue.

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813311 - Human Rights Organizations

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PostedNov 2

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Description The EU Civil Society Facility in Central Asia Project, funded by the EU and implemented by UNOPS with technical expertise provided by the Danish Institute of Human Rights (DIHR) invites civil society organizations to respond to a Call for Proposal (CFP) for the grant: Regional Action in policy-making and dialogue activities for the Central Asia region. The proposal must be submitted via UNOPS Grant+

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