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75 years of CARE Bangladesh has been a remarkable journey of humanitarian aid and social development. The organization, which began its mission in 1949, has transformed countless lives through its commitment to alleviating poverty and empowering marginalized communities. The anniversary celebration brought together dignitaries, partners, and community members to reflect on the past and envision… [Read More]

In a powerful appeal, the traditional communities of Kastos and Kalamos islands in Greece are calling for solidarity in their fight against colonial conservation practices that threaten their ancestral lands and waters. These communities, long-time guardians of their marine territories, are facing increasing pressures from state policies and external entities that undermine their rights and… [Read More]

The 75th anniversary celebration of CARE Bangladesh marked a significant milestone in the organization’s journey of humanitarian aid and development. The event brought together dignitaries, partners, and community members to reflect on the impactful work done over the decades and to envision a future filled with hope and opportunity. Key Takeaways Historical Significance: CARE Bangladesh… [Read More]

With the Earth facing unprecedented environmental degradation, a new movement is emerging to give Antarctica a voice in global climate discussions. Advocates are proposing a declaration that would recognize Antarctica as an autonomous legal entity, allowing it to participate in decision-making processes that affect its future. Key Takeaways Antarctica could be recognized as an autonomous… [Read More]

In a significant move, various non-governmental organizations (NGOs) have called on Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov to veto a controversial bill that designates certain organizations as "foreign agents." This legislation has sparked widespread concern over its potential implications for civil society and freedom of expression in the country. Key Takeaways NGOs are urging President Japarov to… [Read More]

Moscow has escalated tensions with the United States by warning the U.S. Embassy in Russia and designating three non-governmental organizations (NGOs) as "undesirable." This move reflects ongoing geopolitical frictions and concerns over foreign influence in Russian affairs. Key Takeaways Moscow warns the U.S. Embassy about its activities. Three NGOs have been labeled as "undesirable" by… [Read More]

At a recent event in Ughelli, Delta State, the Environmental Defenders Network (EDEN) shed light on the dire environmental situation in the Niger Delta, labeling it the most oil-polluted region on Earth. The organization emphasized the lack of environmental legislation and the ongoing degradation caused by oil activities. Key Takeaways EDEN identifies the Niger Delta… [Read More]

With the Earth facing unprecedented environmental degradation, a new movement is emerging to give Antarctica a voice in global climate discussions. Advocates are proposing a declaration that would recognize Antarctica as an autonomous legal entity, allowing it to participate in decision-making processes that affect its future. Key Takeaways Antarctica could be recognized as an autonomous… [Read More]

In a significant move to suppress civil society, Russian authorities have officially designated the Agora rights group as "undesirable." This classification is part of a broader trend of increasing restrictions on non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and civil liberties in Russia, raising concerns among human rights advocates and international observers. Key Takeaways Agora, a prominent human rights… [Read More]

Indonesian forests are increasingly under threat due to the surging global demand for biomass energy. This trend raises concerns about environmental sustainability and the long-term impacts on biodiversity and local communities. Key Takeaways The rising demand for biomass energy is leading to significant deforestation in Indonesia. Local communities are facing adverse effects due to the… [Read More]

With the Earth facing unprecedented environmental degradation, a new movement is emerging to give Antarctica a voice in global climate discussions. Advocates are proposing a declaration that would recognize Antarctica as an autonomous legal entity, allowing it to participate in decision-making processes that affect its future. Key Takeaways Proposal to recognize Antarctica as an autonomous… [Read More]

Moscow has escalated tensions with the United States by warning the U.S. Embassy in Russia and designating three non-governmental organizations (NGOs) as "undesirable." This move reflects ongoing geopolitical frictions and concerns over foreign influence in Russian affairs. Key Takeaways Moscow warns the U.S. Embassy about its activities. Three NGOs have been labeled as "undesirable" by… [Read More]

Tensions escalated in Tbilisi as clashes erupted both inside and outside Georgia’s Parliament following the approval of a controversial ‘foreign agent’ law. The legislation, which critics argue is a tool for suppressing dissent, has sparked widespread protests and accusations of electoral fraud. Key Takeaways Protests erupted after the approval of a ‘foreign agent’ law in… [Read More]

In a significant move to bolster civil society in Sub-Saharan Africa, the Digital Democracy Initiative (DDI) at CIVICUS has announced a new grant program aimed at enhancing inclusive democracy through financial and non-financial support mechanisms. This initiative seeks to empower grassroots organizations to utilize digital technology effectively, ensuring a vibrant civic space across the region…. [Read More]

The Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation has launched the Preserving Wildlife and Promoting Coexistence Initiative, inviting proposals aimed at fostering harmony between wildlife and human activities in rural and mountainous regions. This initiative focuses on various species, including wolves, deer, and bats, and seeks innovative solutions to enhance coexistence. Key Takeaways Deadline for Proposals:… [Read More]

The Digital Action Lab (DAL) Initiative is now accepting applications aimed at empowering civil society organizations in the Global South. This initiative focuses on enhancing the skills, resources, and confidence of these groups to foster inclusive democracy in regions facing restricted civic space. Key Takeaways Funding Range: Grants between $10,000 to $30,000 USD. Target Audience:… [Read More]

The Kosovar Civil Society Foundation has initiated the Citizen Engagement Activity for Partnership Grants, aimed at fostering collaboration between Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and the private sector. This initiative seeks to address community concerns and enhance social trust, ultimately creating a supportive environment for civil society. Key Takeaways Deadline for Applications: November 24, 2024 Maximum… [Read More]

The Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund (CEPF) has announced a call for proposals under the Tropical Andes Biodiversity Hotspot Program in Ecuador. This initiative aims to bolster civil society’s efforts in conserving the rich biological diversity of the region. The deadline for submissions is set for October 27, 2024, inviting various organizations to contribute to this… [Read More]

In a significant move to bolster civil society in Sub-Saharan Africa, the Digital Democracy Initiative (DDI) at CIVICUS has announced a new grant program aimed at enhancing inclusive democracy through financial and non-financial support mechanisms. This initiative seeks to empower grassroots organizations to utilize digital technology effectively, ensuring a vibrant civic space across the region…. [Read More]

Hungary’s international development assistance has undergone significant transformation, reflecting its evolution from a post-communist state to an active player in global humanitarian efforts. As a member of the European Union, Hungary is committed to addressing pressing global issues such as poverty, inequality, and environmental degradation through a blend of governmental initiatives and non-profit involvement. Key… [Read More]

The UN Women has announced a call for proposals for the "In Her Shoes" Ending Violence Against Women Program in Armenia, aimed at raising awareness and generating empathy towards domestic violence through interactive role-play. The deadline for submissions is November 5, 2024. Key Takeaways Program Objective: To engage communities in understanding the impact of domestic… [Read More]