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    • Why do we exist
    • How do we work
    • What have we done
    • Who supports us
  • Structure
    • Board
    • Council of Representatives
    • Secretariat
  • Grants
    • Criteria
    • Urgent grants
    • Standard grants
    • Procedures
    • FAQ
  • Resources
    • Statutes
    • Internal policies
    • Annual Reports
    • External Evaluations
    • Studies
  • Partners
    • EuroMed Rights
    • Human Rights Funders Network
    • Ariadne
    • EU Human Rights Defenders Mechanism
  • Recruitment
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How do we work

How do we work

The Foundation has developed (1) direct and (2) indirect actions to support human rights and civil society actors.

  • Two direct support mechanisms have been established by the Board to flexibly respond to local actors’ needs: an urgent-response mechanism, allowing the Board to make a decision on an application of up to EUR 6,000 within a maximum of 10 days, and a regular consultation mechanism employed at biannual Board meetings, during which proposals amounting up to EUR 40,000 are discussed.
  • Besides providing direct financial support, the Foundation aims to ensure the long-term prospects for its beneficiaries and their activities. To do so, the Foundation follows up closely with its partners to identify possible collaborations and synergies with other key actors at the national, regional and international levels, and to facilitate their approach of other donors for continued engagement.

Since 2011, the Foundation has reinforced its presence at the local level to better understand the different dynamics at play and support emerging initiatives, which are often operating in remote regions. The Foundation has also developed structured collaborations with other like-minded actors in the fields of protection and support to civil society, including the EU Human Rights Defenders’ Mechanism, Ariadne and the Human Rights Funders’ Network (HRFN).

The local presence, regular consultations with civil society and strengthened collaborations with like-minded actors have been at the core of its development to favour a cohesive approach to supporting the region’s various civil society dynamics in the long term.

Tags | collaborations, Grants, synergies
About EMHRF

About EMHRF

The Foundation aims at providing flexible financial assistance to regional, national and local human rights NGOs and institutes as well as individuals who promote, support, protect and monitor the observance of human rights in the South-Mediterranean region.

Grants are allocated to support defenders and NGOs that are at risk or facing difficulties, and NGOs that carry out innovative, sensitive initiatives, aim to develop women and youth’s leadership, and operate in remote regions.

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  • EmergingA few examples… MOROCCO Seizing the opportunity offered by the new migration policy, a unique Platform composed of a dozen of newly registered migrants’ associations…May 23, 2018
  • InnovationA few examples… TUNISIA Thanks to the collection of digital archives by a group of civil society activists across Tunisia during the period 2016-2018, an…May 23, 2018
  • ProtectionA few examples… EGYPT Eight human rights NGOs have jointly received distinctly tailored security trainings and IT equipment aimed at mitigating threats and securing their…May 23, 2018

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