The European Commission has created a guidance package for humanitarian and development staff with latest insights and strategies on working with social protection in fragile, conflict and displacement situations.
Dear Capacity4dev Members, Capacity4dev is introducing an important security update: all members are now required to use multi-factor authentication (MFA) through EU Login when accessing the platform. This means that, in addition...
Dear Capacity4dev members, Capacity4dev is introducing an important security update: all members are now required to use multi-factor authentication (MFA) through EU Login when accessing the platform. This means that, in addition...
A digital tool allowing operational managers, through automated text mining techniques, to map EU policies and documents in relations to SDGs and EU and INTPA political priorities
Political party and parliamentary support programming increasingly recognises that these institutions are not merely representative bodies, but core pillars of democratic governance, responsible for law-making, oversight and...
Dear Capacity4dev members, Capacity4dev is introducing an important security update: all members are now required to use multi-factor authentication (MFA) through EU Login when accessing the platform. This means that, in addition...
Project page for EU Youth Alumni
EvalVoices is a space for evaluators, by evaluators – a platform driven by voices from the field to advance how we talk about and practise evaluation. Anchored in the EU’s commitment to an “evaluate first” culture, as highlighted in the EU Evaluation Policy and the Better Regulation Guidelines, the EvalVoices initiative serves as an inclusive platform to facilitate the exchange of knowledge and insights amongst evaluation professionals and thought leaders. It explores what works, and what doesn’t under which circumstances – while sharing cutting-edge tools, methods and approaches that shape relevant, context sensitive, inclusive, and successful evaluation practices.
“Global Exchange on Religion in Society” (GERIS) is an EU funded project. Its implementation has been entrusted to a consortium between Particip GmbH (Germany) and Media Diversity Institute (UK). Overall objective: Connect and empower civil society practitioners working on faith and social inclusion, enhancing cooperation across a broader range of issues with a focus on both “religious” and “non-religious” areas of policy concern.