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Democratic Institutions and Participatory Democracy ScholarshipsCountries
Botswana, China, India, Indonesia, Namibia, South Africa, Sweden, Vietnam
Deadline DateJune 30, 2009
SIPU International invites scholarship applications for the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) programme Democratic Institutions and Participatory Democracy, to be held in Stockholm, Sweden, from November 2-27 2009 with a regional phase in May 2010. The following countries are entitled to apply: China, Botswana, India, Indonesia, Namibia, South Africa, and Vietnam. The intention of this programme is to strengthen the participants’ capacity, through interactive methodology, in activities related to the themes of democratic institutions and participatory democracy. The main objectives of the programme are to ensure that the participants: This opportunity provides a full scholarship for programme expenses, i.e. a four-week programme in Sweden, including meals, flight, and lodging. Application InformationClick here and choose "Training" from the menu for more information. Click here to access the application in PDF format. ContactCecilia Norgren
SIPU International
Dalagatan 7
Stockholm
SE-111 23
Sweden
Tel: +46 8 698 06 00
Fax: +46 8 698 06 10
Mathilda Schönbeck
Administrative Officer, Training Programmes
SIPU International
Dalagatan 7
Stockholm
SE-111 23
Sweden
Tel: + 46 8 698 05 06 OR + 46 8 698 06 00
Fax: + 46 8 698 06 10
SourcePress release from Mathilda Schönbeck to the Vnnews listserv on May 28 2009. Placed on the Communication Initiative site June 01 2009 Last Updated June 15 2009 How useful did you find the knowledge and contacts on this page to your work? Post your comments (review comments from others below):COMMENTS POSTED |
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