Goethe Institute launches a non-working project for representatives of the non-profit sector

Representatives of non-profit, educational, cultural organizations and the media are invited to participate in the international online conference of Civil Match, which is organized by Goethe-Institute.

Civil Match will be held from July 24 to July 26 and will become an international platform for the presentation of the best cases and the exchange of experience for representatives of the non -profit sector. The authors of the projects will be able to submit them to the competition, the winners will receive financial support.

According to the press service of the Goethe-Institute, participants from Europe and Transcaucasia will be able to improve their qualifications, establish valuable contacts with colleagues, find partnership organizations and bring their projects to a new level. The conference is designed to unite the specialists of the non -profit sector from different countries and give the opportunity to participate in interesting and fruitful discussions, share ideas and experience in the field of culture and education, increase media graphicity, conflict resolution, as well as gain intercultural communication skills.

The language of the conference is English. Those who wish to take part in it must fill out an online quantity in English until July 22 .

Program:

• Civil Match (July 24–26)-International Networking Session to present projects and establish partnerships. The best projects will be awarded the Cooperation Prize prizes in the amount of 1000 euros.
• Civil Match Forum (September 21-24)-Participants in the first stage will be able to present their social initiatives for the competition of the Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Germany and get financial support for the implementation of the idea.

Registration of participants on Civil Match Forum in September will be open after the end of the event in July.

Civil Match is a global initiative to develop cross -border cooperation and the establishment of partnerships between representatives of the civil society of ten countries: Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Germany, Georgia, Moldova, Poland, Russia, Ukraine and France.

The program is implemented by the Goethe Institute in cooperation with Non-profit organizations of Insha Osvita , WeCHANGE and the Civil Education in Eastern Europe with the financial support of the Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Germany.