Call for applications reconstruction

News article | January 20, 2012

The Netherlands is committed to increasing human security, supporting legitimate government and creating a peace dividend by tackling the underlying causes of instability, conflict and exclusion. This has led to the decision to publish a multi-year call for proposals covering the period 2012 - 2015.

The overarching policy objective of the call for proposals is to contribute to reconstruction and development in post-conflict areas. To qualify for a grant, an application should focus on at least category 1 (improving human security) and besides that on either category 2 (legitimate government) or 3 (peacedividend).
For subsidising activities that advance these goals, the Minister for European Affairs and International Cooperation has budgeted €120 million for civil society organisations, both Dutch and international.

Mandatory use of application form
Companies are not eligible for a grant under this framework. In order to be eligible for funding, the starting date of the activities should not fall before 1 July 2012. The deadline for applications is 16.30 on 15 March 2012.
Please send your application to:
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Attn.: DMH/EFV/Reconstruction Tender (or humanitarian demining tender)
Bezuidenhoutseweg 67
2500 EB Den Haag
A model application form (see right column 'related documents') must be used by organisations wishing to apply for grants under the above-mentioned call for proposals.
The model application form reproduces the relevant administrative rules in a practical format.
Applicants wishing to apply for a grant must use the model application form.
One model application form should be filled in for each application and submitted with all
compulsory appendices, as specified in the form.
For more info on the tenders please consult attached policy documents; see the right column 'related documents':
- Application form reconstruction
- Policy rules reconstruction
- Focusbrief

 You can find a detailed overview of all tenders under Development Cooperation

 

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