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    Support to Civil Society, Human Rights and Democracy in Uzbekistan 2026-2027

    Support to Civil Society, Human Rights and Democracy in Uzbekistan 2026-2027 funds civil society actors’ projects to advance human rights, democratic participation and local organisations’ role in governance.

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    Funder: European Commission

    Due Dates: January 29, 2027, at 14:00 Brussels time (Concept notes)

    Funding Amounts: EUR 500,000 (Lot 1) or EUR 311,500 (Lot 2), covering 80–90% of eligible costs over 36–48 months

    Summary: Supports civil society projects advancing human rights, democratic participation, inclusive governance and development in Uzbekistan.

    Key Information: At least one co-applicant is required, including an Uzbekistan-established entity when the lead applicant is established elsewhere.


    Description

    The European Commission runs this restricted call under NDICI–Global Europe, combining its Human Rights and Democracy and Civil Society Organisations thematic programmes. It supports civil society actors in Uzbekistan through two lots: one promoting human rights, fundamental freedoms, democracy and the rule of law, and another strengthening local civil society organisations as independent actors of good governance and development.

    Supported work includes advocacy, policy dialogue, civic oversight, capacity-building, community outreach and evidence gathering linked to practical action. Priorities include independent media, women’s empowerment, youth participation, protection of vulnerable groups, environmental accountability and civic space beyond the capital. All actions must use a Human Rights-Based Approach and integrate gender equality and relevant youth priorities. Lot 2 requires a significant capacity-building component for local CSOs.


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