Human Rights Fund

Human Rights Fund is a grant program from the Government of the Netherlands that funds organizations working to advance human rights globally. The fund supports civil society groups, NGOs, and advocacy organizations in areas such as freedom of expression, rule of law, gender equality, and rights of marginalized groups. Award amounts are variable and depend on project scope.

For calls managed by Dutch embassies, projects must focus on human rights conditions in a specific country. Eligibility requirements vary by call; organizations should review individual solicitations posted by Dutch embassies or the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for specific criteria, deadlines, and thematic priorities.

Human Rights Fund | Human rights | Government. nl Search within English part of Government. nl The Netherlands strives to protect and promote human rights all over the world.

The government cannot do this on its own. The Human Rights Fund therefore supports organisations that work for human rights worldwide. The Human Rights Fund provides funding to organisations in three ways: through Dutch missions abroad (embassies and consulates-general), through calls for grant proposals, and through contributions to international organisations.

The Fund focuses on the priorities of Dutch policy for human rights worldwide . Funding through embassies Part of the Human Rights Fund is made available through Dutch embassies and consulates-general for projects that focus on one specific country. You can contact the appropriate embassy about this funding.

Funding through calls for grant proposals The ministry in The Hague disburses funding from the Human Rights Fund through calls for proposals. The Human Rights Report for 2020 gives information about previous grants. The current Safety for Voices call for proposals will be open for applications until 31 July 2022.

Objective of the Safety for Voices 2022-2027 call for grant proposals The objective of Safety for Voices 2022-2027 is to enhance the safety, both online and offline, of human rights defenders and journalists worldwide. Human rights defenders and journalists (media workers) play a key role in exposing human rights violations, protecting vulnerable groups and impelling governments to take responsibility.

Grant applications for Safety for Voices 2022-2027 You can apply for a Safety for Voice grant using the application form . Applications must be submitted in English. You should first read the Safety for Voices 2022-2027 grant policy framework and appendices.

These explain the conditions that applications must meet and the criteria for assessing them. Submit your application by email no later than 31 July 2022. Mail us in case you have any questions regarding the grant policy framework Safety for Voices Check the Q&A for more information.

Is your question not addressed there? Mail it to safetyforvoices@minbuza. nl , by July 17, 2022, at the latest.

Safety for Voices grant policy framework 2022-2027 Safety for Voices has the following policy objective: greater safety, both online and offline, for human rights defenders and ... Appendix I (Safety for Voices): Application form You can submit a grant application for the Safety for Voices by completing this Application Form. The Application Form needs to ...

Appendix II (Safety for Voices): Budget model This Budget model has to be used for the budget for an application for Safety for Voices and has to be submitted as an Annex to ... Appendix III (Safety for Voices): Corporate rates Information for applicants/lead parties and co-applicants established in EU member states that do not use the euro and for ...

Pay scales for local employees 2021 (in Dutch) This information is referred to in the Grant policy framework Safety for Voices, in threshold criterion 4 paragraph C (D. 4 C).