Call For Concept Note 2015 - SEI SIDA: for Environmentally Sustainable Development, Gender equality, and Poverty Reduction
Friday, November 13, 2015
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Closing Date: December 31, 2015.
SEI welcomes concept notes for
events in Asia on advancing environmentally sustainable development, gender
equality, and poverty reduction. The events should
preferably bring representatives from government, the private sector, and civil
society together with researchers, and feature active exchanges between
participants.
Overall, the
programme seeks to change mind-sets and everyday practices to ultimately
benefit the citizens of the region, with particular attention to poor and
marginalized groups such as, but not limited to, women, children, ethnic
minorities and other environmentally vulnerable groups based on their specific
contexts.
The programme will
seek to strengthen environmentally sustainable development, gender equality,
and poverty reduction in the region. Selected events should build new
knowledge; leadership; strengthen existing capacity; enhance and foster
networks and partnerships; and generate new collaborations and undertakings in
ways that are gender-responsive. Special priority will be given to applicants
who address gender issues and work towards the advancement of gender equality
in innovative ways. There is also scope to consider private-sector
collaboration and partnerships for development and corporate social
responsibility (CSR). Events should also demonstrate likelihood to change
practice and policy.
Criteria for selection:
Due to limited funding, SEI in
consultation with SIDA will undertake a selection process of the submitted
concept notes on the basis of the following criteria:
1.
Thematic focus and relevance within the
area of environmental sustainable development.
2. Equal and balanced participation of women and
men such as resource persons, panellists, and discussants in the event.
3.
Demonstrate likelihood that the event leads to more
gender-responsive policy outcomes.
4.
Regional-level strategic outreach and the
scope of the event within the Asia Region, as opposed to a country-level event.
5.
Demonstrate that the event would benefit
the citizens of the region, with particular attention to the poor, women, and
other marginalized groups.
6. Demonstrate likelihood to change practice
and policy that will address poverty alleviation in the region.
7. Use of innovative facilitation methods and
technologies to enhance participation and active discussion among
participants.
8. Soundness of monitoring and evaluation plan for
monitoring the change of behavior of target groups.
9.
Reasonable proposed budget.
Grant Total:
A total of 1,200,000 SEK will be awarded evenly in the 4
quarters of a year to support 4 strategic events each year with the maximum
limitation of 300,000 SEK.
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