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Duration:01.2010–06.2010

Contacts:Kristjan Kaldur

Creating an Online Database System of Civil Society Funding Opportunities

“Creating an Online Database System of Civil Society Funding Opportunities” is a project financed by the Open Estonia Foundation’s ’Fund for Non-Governmental Organisations’, aiming at creating online database system of foundations that finance the activities of civil society organisations. The foundations listed in database will be mostly from outside Estonia and their area of activity will cover the development of democracy and civil society, social integration, minority protection, equal treatment and antidiscrimination. Access to database is free of charge and will be online in March-April year 2010.

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