Hungary 2014/2015
„Central and Eastern European Trainers Network for Fundraising and Long Term Sustainability of the Civil Sector”. Project was focused on 3 EaP countries (Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia), where the applicant has had experience implementing successfulprojects with local partners – training centers and support organizations. The V4 team will provide resource mobilization know-how, applying effective development models from their countries.
- Fundraising Training Workshop in Moldova – 3 days, 15 participants,
- Fundraising Training Workshop in Ukraine – 3 days, 15 participants,
- Fundraising Training Workshop in Georgia – 3 days, 15 participants,
- Training for Trainers School – 10 days, 25 participants (15 from EaP countries),
- Expert Network of CEE Trainers for Fundraising,
- Expert Network of CEE Trainers for Fundraising.
- Fundraising Training Curricula customized for the actual needs in EaP countries.
- Project team of experts: Jana Ledvinová, Jan Kroupa, Magdalena Špačková
Supported by the International Visegrad Fund.
Hungary 2010/2012
The CzechFundraisingCenterinitiated and is among the implementing partners theStrengthening Fundraising Capacities of NGDOs in Central Europe project supported by the EUAid. This large international research, networking, training and capacity building program focuses on identifying, sharing and disseminating best practice examples and know-how in resource mobilization and practice in central and eastern Europe, bringing innovation from the UK and western Europe. This project involved an extensive comparative research of the specifics of resource mobilization for humanitarian, emergency and development aid abroad in the CEE region (specifically in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland and Hungary), four fact-finding trips organized by the four national partners and one week-long fact-finding trip to the UK and publishing a collection of case studies from this region focused on topics related to the resource mobilization for emergency and development aid in the CEE context entitled Hearts and Money (available for download in English at http://www.ngdofundraising.net/book). The role of the Czech Fundraising Center included – initiation and participation in the project design; participation in the fact-finding trips and best practice identification; Jan Kroupa contributed with a case study to the Heart and Money publication; Jan Kroupa was a trainer during the two 3 day regional workshops in Budapest, Hungary and Warsaw, Poland with the aim to disseminate learning from the project; Jana Ledvinová and Jan Kroupa will lead the country dissemination workshops to take place within this project; Jan Kroupa is the keynote speaker of the conclusive project conference scheduled for May 23 and 24, 2012.
