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Funders and Projects
Whilst Euclid Network (EN) is a membership organisation, we run specific projects to empower and strengthen civil society in specific regions in Europe were civil society is under-developed. We are also funded to run specific projects with our members.
All projects run by EN are with local partners, who are crucial to the implementation of the projects. The partners themselves are widely seen as experts in their respective fields.
Current projects
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Erasmus for Social Entrepreneurs The 18 month project, as part of European Commission's Eramus for Young Entrepreneurs Programme, will send 35 social entrepreneurs on exchanges across Europe. The project begins in January 2010. |
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Strengthening Civil Society Across Borders to Develop Democracy The 2 year project, funded by the United Nations Democracy Fund, aims to increase the potential for democracy in Ukraine and Moldova by improving the relationship between civil society and government. In the long term, the project will result in stronger, more legitimate and credible CSOs with more effective democratic participation. The project begain in October 2009 and will continue throughout 2010. |
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Active Citizens in the Driving Seat: Leaders for a 21st Century Europe
This 12 month project, funded by the European Commission, 'Europe for Citizens' programme, will offer bursaries to members to spend one week with another civil society leader across Europe, allowing them to develop the skills to face today's challeneges through pan-European job-shadowing exchanges. |
Past projects
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The 18-month civil society development project funded by the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office is increasing democratic demand by empowering civil society with a unique methodology: connecting leaders across borders to facilitate peer learning and cooperation, for the development of more innovative and cohesive societies in Albania, Kosovo and Montenegro. The project began in April 2008 and ended September 2009. |
If you have any questions about these projects, or wish to contact us about a project that you would like to take forward, please contact Ben Rattenbury, Programmes Manager.



