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UN Fund for human rights, democracy, community development...

United Nations Democracy Fund accepting proposal applications from today onwards
Deadline: 31 December 2010
All Countries
The United Nations Democracy Fund is accepting proposal applications from civil society organizations to fund projects on human rights, democracy, community development, women, youth and the media...
http://www.fundsforngos.org/latest-funds-for-ngos/undef-accepting-proposals-today-support-ngos-promotion-democracy-human-rights

A Short Guide for NGOs to write proposal for United Nations Democracy Fund
Our unofficial guide to assist small and medium-sized organizations to understand and write effective application to apply for the United Nations Democracy Fund...
http://www.fundsforngos.org/undef10/guide-ngos-apply-grants-united-nations-democracy-fund

Deadlines approaching...
Human Rights Advocates Programme: Opportunity for human rights activists and NGOs - 19 November 2010
G/TIP International Grant Competition - 19 November 2010
International Human Rights Training Program - 21 November 2010
Front Line Fellowships for Human Rights Defenders - 30 Novmber 2010
AAI Transformational Leadership Program - 29 November 2010
SANAM Fellowship Programme - 18 November 2010
PWSCR's Leadership Institute - 19 November 2010
Grant for Strengthening capacities in the cultural sector - 19 November 2010

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