Summary

Guidelines and forms for applicants to the 2012-13 round of the Human Rights Grants Scheme.

Description

These guidelines for applicants to the 2012–13 round of the Human Rights Grants Scheme include: an overview of the scheme; which organisations can apply; what types of projects can receive funding; what types of projects are excluded from funding; amount and duration of funding to be awarded; application and selection processes; additional documentation required; and funding and reporting requirements for recipient organisations.

Human Rights Grants Scheme–Application Guidelines 2012–13 [Word 617kb]
Human Rights Grants Scheme–Application Guidelines 2012–13 [PDF 510kb]

Additional documents are:

Attachment A: Expression of Interest form to be completed by potential applicants
Expression of Interest form [Word 80kb]
Expression of Interest form [PDF 245kb]

Attachment B: Full application form is to be completed by applicants invited to do so by posts
Full application form [Word 595kb]
Full application form [PDF 418kb]

Additional Guidance for Posts
Additional Guidance for Posts [Word 86kb]
Additional Guidance for Posts [PDF 261kb]

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