1. EUROPEAN FUNDING AND POSSIBILITIES OF FUTURE COOPERATION
EUROPE FACES DOMESTIC VIOLENCE GRUNDTVIG Programme Conference on domestic violence Brno, 6th June 2012
Jana Válková

2. Agenda
Communitarian Funds
DAPHNE III
LLP
Youth in Action
CULTURE

3. DAPHNE III MISSION Supporting projects on:
Rights of victims of violence
Violence linked to harmful practices
Children as victims and perpetrators of violence
Perpetrator programmes and interventions
Training programmes for professionals in contact with victims
Empowerment work at grass-roots level
Media violence, particularly violence linked to new technology and social networking tools

4. DAPHNE III PARTNERSHIP
Proposals must be submitted by organisations which are legally established (excluding natural persons) in one of the 27 EU Member States or the EFTA States that are parties to the EEA Agreement (Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway)5 and they must involve at least two of these.
FUNDING
Only projects, which do not aim to generate a profit, will be eligible for funding.
EU funding cannot constitute more than of 80% of overall eligible project cost and requested amount under this call cannot be less than EUR

5. DAPHNE III APPLICATION DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED
The applicant must upload in PRIAMOS the duly completed Grant Application Form, to which the following annexes must be attached:
Annex 1. Project description and Implementation Form;
Annex 2. Budget form;
Annex 3. Partner/Associate Partner Declaration Form (includes declaration on exclusion criteria and legal entity);
Annex 4. Co-financing declaration Form by other donors (if relevant).

6. LLP PARTNERSHIP Comenius - European Cooperation on School Education
COMENIUS  focuses on the first phase of education, from pre-school and primary to secondary school, and it is addressed to all members of the education community in the broad sense – pupils, teachers, other education staff, but also local authorities, parents' associations, non-government organisations ...
COMENIUS supports school partnerships, individual mobility of teachers and student teachers, projects for the training of school education staff, and school education networks. It thus aims to enhance the quality of teaching, strengthen its European dimension and promote language learning and mobility.
COMENIUS also emphasises certain important issues: learning in a multi-cultural framework, which is the cornerstone of European citizenship, support for disadvantaged groups, countering under-achievement at school and preventing exclusion.
PARTNERSHIP
COMENIUS is open to participants from the following countries:
the twenty-seven Member States of the European Union, the EFTA/EEA countries: Iceland, Lichtenstein, Norway and Turkey.

7. LLP – Comenius TARGET PUBLIC
Pupils in school education up to the end of upper secondary education
Schools, as specified by Member States
Teachers and other staff within those schools
Associations, not-for-profit organisations, NGOs and representatives of those involved in school education
Persons and bodies responsible for the organisation and delivery of education at local, regional and national levels
Research centres and bodies concerned with lifelong learning issues
Higher education institutions
Bodies providing guidance, counselling and information services

8. LLP - Comenius DEVELOPMENT OF PARTNERSHIPS BETWEEN
Schools, with a view to developing joint learning projects for pupils and their teachers ("Comenius school partnerships")
Organisations responsible for any aspect of school education, with a view to fostering inter-regional cooperation, including border region cooperation ("Comenius-Regio partnerships")
FUNDING – COMENIUS REGIO
Flat rate amount for mobilities, it differs depending on the distance of project partners
Amount for project activities described in the budget (max ,-EUR), co-funding creates 75% of the total costs

9. CULTURE SUPPORT FOR CULTURAL PROJECTS FUNDING
Strand 1.1 – Multi annual cooperation projects Strand Cooperation measures
concerns actions shared by at least three cultural operators, working across sectors, from at least three eligible countries over a maximum period of two years. Actions that seek to develop long-term co-operation are especially targeted. 
FUNDING
EU support for the actions is limited to half of the total eligible cost and is set between EUR 50 000 and EUR 200 000.

10. Questions

11. Thank you for your attention