> Call from OJC 120 (1.5.99)
>
> TITLE
> DG V: Pilot projects on multicultural integration
>
> DEADLINE
> Applicants must submit, by 15 June 1999, as
> evidenced by the postmark, a complete dossier,
> using the appropriate forms in accordance with the
> guidelines and instructions laid down.
>
> DETAILS
> This call for proposals relates to budget heading
> B3-2006 (formerly item B3-4114), which enables
> the Commission to support pilot projects geared to
> information, communication, awareness-raising and
> discussion as regards anti-discrimination
> measures and new models for integrating
> ethnic minorities.
>
> The financial support granted in connection with
> this call for proposals may be awarded for the
> establishment of networks and
> transnational activities aimed at improving
> knowledge at European level, carrying
> out exchanges of good practice,
> promoting innovative approaches and evaluating
> experiments of interest to the Community which
> contribute significantly to further
> developing Community action to combat racism.
>
> Priority areas for action in 1999
> In order to stimulate the development of
> innovative methods, new partnerships and
> exchanges of experience, the Commission has
> identified a number of key areas around which it
> intends to centre its action in 1999. These
> priority areas are:
>
> - strengthening cooperation between the grass
> roots and the police and judiciary, and better
> access to legal advice (e.g. through law centres)
> and other similar fields,
>
> - development of methods to help the press and
> the media to contribute towards combating racism
> in general and boost the visibility of
> relevant Community action in particular,
>
> - promotion of methods to combat discrimination
> as regards access to goods and services, and the
> provision thereof,
>
> - the promotion of models of leadership in
> society by members of ethnic minority communities,
>
> - support for the integration and participation
> of ethnic minorities in businesses in both the
> public and private sectors
>
> - encouragement for the participation of ethnic
> minorities in national, regional and local
> politics, and in employers' and
> trade-union organisations,
>
> - support for the development of innovatory
> approaches to deal with exclusion in fields such
> as health, education and sport,
>
> - support for initiatives aimed at finding ways
> of combating urban violence,
>
> - promotion of action 'to prevent the public
> forgetting', including the recognition of 27
> January as a day of remembrance for the Holocaust,
>
> - raising of awareness about the existence of
> ethnic minorities, such as the Sinti and Roma,
>
> - support for partnerships fostering exchanges of
> experience and good practice in one or more of
> the above areas.
>
> A second call for proposals in 1999 concerning
> larger-scale pilot projects geared to combating
> various forms of discrimination will be
> published subsequently.
>
> FURTHER INFORMATION
> European Commission Directorate-General V/D/4-J37
> 2/7 Rue de la Loi 200
> B-1049 Brussels
>
> Fax: (32-2) 295 18 99.
> http://europa.eu.int/comm/dg05/tender_de.htm
>
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>
> Call from OJC 120A (1.5.99)
>
> TITLE
> DG XII: Call for inclusion on lists of experts
> for monitoring the fifth framework programmes and
> their specific programmes.
>
> DEADLINE
> Applications must be received by the Commission
> by:
>
> - 15 September 1999, for the 2000 monitoring
> exercise, - 15 September 2000, for the 2001
> monitoring exercise, - 15 September 2001, for the
> 2002 monitoring exercise, - 15 September 2002,
> for the 2003 monitoring exercise,
>
> Applications considered for a given exercise will
> also be reconsidered for all subsequent exercises.
>
> DETAILS
> The European Commission, DG XII, is looking for
> independent experts to participate in the annual
> monitoring exercises for the Fifth
> Framework Programme, the Euratom Framework
> Programme, and their component specific
> programmes. Responses to this call will be used
> to establish a list of suitable experts who may
> be called to participate in annual monitoring
> exercises (2000-2003) throughout the period of
> the Fifth Framework Programme.
>
> Successful applicants will assist the Commission,
> particularly in assessing progress on the
> programmes and whether their
> objectives, priorities and financial resources
> are still appropriate to any changes in the
> situation. These assessments could lead to
> proposals from the Commission to amend the
> Framework Programmes or their specific programmes.
>
> The list of experts may be used to set up other
> expert panels, in addition to the annual
> monitoring panels, in order to supplement
> the system for evaluating and monitoring the
> Framework Programmes, provided that the same
> criteria apply to the selection of experts.
>
> For these panels a selection will be made, on the
> basis of the applications received by the above
> dates, when a panel is due to be set up.
>
> Individual citizens of a Member State, of a state
> associated with the Framework Programme or of a
> state with which the EU has concluded a
> scientific and technical co-operation agreement
> may apply to monitor one or more specific
> programmes, or for overall monitoring of the
> framework programmes. Applications may be
> submitted by citizens of other states but will be
> utilised only in exceptional cases to meet
> specific needs.
>
> The Commission also accepts applications from
> scientific, trade, or industrial bodies, or
> organisations with a general interest, provided
> an individual person is proposed.
>
> FURTHER INFORMATION
> European Commission
> DG XII - Science, Research and Development
> Evaluation Unit (SDME 2/18)
> Rue de la Loi 200
> B-1049 Brussels
>
> URL: http://www.cordis.lu/expert-monitoring/
>
> An application form is available in OJC 120A
> (1.5.99)
>
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>
> Corrigendum from OJC 120A (1.5.99)
>
> TITLE
> DG XII: Corrigendum to Commission call for
> applications for inclusion on lists of experts
> for the evaluation of proposals received in
> connection with specific research programmes.
> OJC 385A (11.12.98)
>
> DEADLINE
> The deadline for this call has been extended.
> Only applications received before 22nd February
> 1999 will be considered for inclusion in the
> panels of experts to evaluate proposals received
> in response to the first call for proposals
> launched by each specific programme.
>
> Applications received after 22nd February 1999
> will be considered for the assessment of other
> calls for proposals. If, however, no expert
> having the required expertise is found in the set
> of those who have submitted before 22 February
> 1999, the Commission reserves the right to use
> experts who have submitted their applications
> after this date.
>
>
> CALL FROM: OJ C125 (6.5.99)
>
> TITLE
> DG XXII: Support from the European Commission for
> measures to promote and safeguard regional or
> minority languages
>
> DEADLINE
> The closing date for submission of applications
> is June 1999 for projects beginning after the 15
> November 1999.
>
> DETAILS
> The Commission is now examining the feasibility
> of multiannual action programme in the area of
> regional and/or languages. However, to
> put together a solid and coherent set of
> proposals, appropriate to the requirements of
> European preparatory work is needed for the
> design, implementation monitoring of actions in
> the proposed programme.
>
> The objective of this call for proposals is to
> prepare a possible Community action to promote
> and safeguard regional and/or languages Two major
> strands are envisaged: EDUCATION - teaching and
> learning and teaching material As a part of the
> educational strand, priority will be given to
> which make appropriate use of the new ICT
> (Information Communication Technologies)
> and educational multimedia, particularly
> encouraging self-tuition and using open and
> distance learning.
>
> DISSEMINATION - European-level networks and
> exchanges of experience. Examples of these
> activities are: - Pilot projects;
> - Research and comparative studies; - Inventories
> of best practices; - Inventories of existing
> material; - Seminars and conferences;
> - Exchanges between players; - The creation or
> development of databases or Internet sites; -
> Preparatory activities for the implementation of
> networks.
>
> The Commission has allocated 2,250,000 euro for
> this call, with which it expects to support 75 to
> 90 projects.
>
> FURTHER INFORMATION
>
> European Commission, DG XXII
> Regional and Minority Languages
> B-7 6/56
> Rue de la Loi 200
> B-1049 Brussels
> Tel. +32-2-2960113; Fax +32-2-2996321
> E-mail: [log in to unmask]
> http://europa.eu.int/en/comm/dg22/langmin.html
>
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