Between November 2013 and April 2016, 667 non-governmental organisations which received funding in the programme completed 617 projects of a total value of PLN 131 million. The projects were carried out in 773 communities all over Poland; 146 projects had a national scope. See the poznaj.ngofund.org.pl where you can find what activities were held under the programme and what has changed due to them.
Projects
In connection with false information about the Citizens for Democracy programme disseminated in a position paper developed by the Confederation of Non-governmental Initiatives of the Republic of Poland established on February 19, 2017, and affiliating a dozen or so organisations that describe themselves as conservative right-wing, we are making the following statement: Read more
How many people at risk of exclusion have benefited? How many legislative changes were implement thanks to watchdog organisations? How many people were encouraged by organistations to participate in public life? These and many other interesting facts and figures about the program can be found in the brochure, which was prepared to show what has been achieved within Citizens dor Democracy programme. Read more
2017-02-27
Hate Speech, Contempt Speech,
Below you will find full report and the abstract of the newest research on verbal violence against minority groups. Report was prepraed by the Centre for Research on Prejudice of the University of Warsaw in cooperation with the Stefan Batory Foundation within Citizens for Democracy programme financed by EEA Grants.
On behalf of Stefan Batory Foundation and Children and Youth Foundation, the Operator of the EEA Grants in Poland, we are pleased to invite Programme Operators and Project Promoters to the Closing Event of the Polish NGO Programme “Citizens for Democracy”. The conference will be held on March 21st, 2017 in Copernicus Conference Centre. Read more
