Call for proposals - grants for ROMACT "support organisations" in Bulgaria and Romania - Deadline- 26 May 2021
The Council of Europe is organising a call for proposals for support organisations in Bulgaria and Romania.
The Council of Europe is organising a call for proposals for support organisations in Bulgaria and Romania.
On the occasion of the International Roma Day, ROMACT team is happy to introduce some members of ROMACT Community Action Groups from Darmanesti, Ulmeni and Toplita, Romania.
In Iernut, ROMACT experts supported municipal staff to prepare project proposals but also ensured the consultation process with vulnerable community members, including the Roma.
6 social housing blocks are under construction!
With support of the ROMACT, the Bulgarian city of Botevgrad succe
ROMACT Romanian team reviewed the objectives and indicative allocation set in the Partnership Agreement for 2021-2027 for each Operational Programme and compiled the information for the use of local authorities staff and relevant stakeholders.
2 years after the end of ROMACT process in Blaj, we are still getting news about improvements and about the good use of investments made based on the plans and projects developed with the inputs and support of our Programme. Among the measures implemented from Blaj Municipal Action Plan for Roma Inclusion, the most symbolic one is the renovation of the bridge over Târnava river, connecting the Roma community settlement with the rest of the city.
Consultants will support the implementation of ROMACT Programme by providing consultancy services on various topics.
The toolkit is a working tool for local authorities to identify appropriate solutions for informal settlements, with the support of the directly concerned marginalised communities.
The Council of Europe is currently implementing the ROMACT Programme until 31 May 2021.
During this period, ROMACT is adapting its small grants scheme to support the efforts of the municipalities and of the Community Action Groups to respond together to the needs of the most vulnerable. The 46 small projects under ROMACT small grants are expected to reach around 30,000 people with supplies and more than 50,000 people with concrete information on how to cope better and stay safe during this time of unprecedented crisis.