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| Taiwan Foundation for Democracy |
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| Program | Fellowships and project grant |
| Web address | http://www.tfd.org.tw |
| Email | tfd@taiwandemocracy.org.tw |
| Address | No. 4 Alley 17 Lave 147 Sec. 3 Sinyi Road
Taipei 106,
Taiwan |
| Phone | +886 (2) 2708 0100 |
| Fax | +886 (2) 2708 1148 |
| Description | The TFD is a newly established, non-partisan, non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of democracy and human rights in Taiwan and abroad, and is the first democracy assistance foundation to be established in Asia. We now have four fellowships available along with project grants to bring scholars and practitioners to Taiwan; the proposed research/study/projects should in some way incorporate Taiwan's democratization experiences, though need not solely focus on them. |
| Contact name | Yi-Chen Jou |
| Title | Director of International Co-operation |
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| Funding Statistics in 2003 |
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| Number of human rights grants | 4 |
| Amount of human rights grants | Depends on the fellowship/grant. |
| Minimum grant | NA |
| Maximum grant | NA |
| Mean grant | NA |
| Median grant | NA |
| Next year's anticipated budget | NA |
| Sample grants | None |
| Funding Guidelines |
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| How to apply | Please email tfd@taiwandemocracy.org.tw (with CV attached) for further information on these new funding opportunities. |
| Grant Types | general operating support
program
project
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| Activities supported | capacity-building & technical assistance
film or video projects
monitoring of human rights
other (not listed)
publications
reporting of human rights violations
research
scholarships/fellowships
seminars, conferences, meetings
services
training
travel
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| Geographic priorities or focus | asia
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| Areas of Funding | human rights (general)
civil and political (general)
economic, social, cultural (general)
assembly, association
children
development
persons with disabilities
education
elections, participation in gov't
environment, water
equality, non-discrimination
expression, opinion, info
health
housing
immigrants
indigenous peoples
justice
labor
land
living standard, food
peace
physical integrity
prisoners, detainees
racial and ethnic minorities
refugees, asylum seekers
religion, conscience
reproductive
self-determination
sexual minorities
women
work
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