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Call for Expressions of Interest: experiences of integrating Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB) in development and/or humanitarian programmes

Category: News By: Emilie Wilson Posted on: October 15, 2019

The Coalition for Religious Equality and Inclusive Development (CREID) is inviting expressions of interest for the submission of short papers which share short case studies or evaluations that consider the struggles and opportunities for integrating Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB) into global development or humanitarian programmes. The geographic focus of this call is Africa, Asia and the Middle East.

We are particularly interested in applications that speak to the following research questions:

  • How was FoRB integrated in the project or programme?
  • To what extend was the attempt (of integrating FoRB) successful and why or why not?
  • What was learnt about this process? What factors might be replicable in other contexts?

This is the first such call and we are expecting to fund 4-5 case studies or evaluations in the first year of the programme, depending on how many applications meet the standard required.

Budget and timeline

Proposals of up to £15,000 are invited. We would strongly encourage applicants to budget for what is required rather than applying for the maximum.

The extended closing date for submissions is:
10:00 (GMT) on 12 December 2019  

Any applications received after the submission deadline will not be considered. However, we are aiming to issue further similar calls, so if you are not able to apply this time around, you can stay up-to-date with further calls by signing up to the CREID newsletter.

How to apply

Applicants should complete the CREID-Expressions of Interest form  (Word), the budget form (Excel), and submit this, along with CV(s) and example(s) of written work (even if not directly related) via email to [email protected]

Expressions of interest can be submitted by either individuals or organisations.

What happens if your application is accepted?

Successful applicants should expect to produce a paper which meets CREID quality standards for publication. This should be between 5,000 and 7,000 words long. The first draft of the paper will be due 3 months after the contract for the work has been signed and applicants should expect to do further work after a peer review process to finalise their paper. The final case studies or evaluations will be published as a CREID publication.

For more information

Download the full CREID call for case studies or contact Kat Cheeseman on [email protected]

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