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Чтоб
уже ни у кого не оставалось сомнений насчёт того, кто спонсирует
наших правозащитников:
 на
странице Фонда Сахарова они сами признаются, что получают поддержку
Агентства США по международному развитию (USAID), Фонда Джексона
(США), Фонда Сахарова (США).
См. в самом низу скриншота.
Идём дальше. Кто спонсирует
сайт "Права человека в России"? В разное время проект был поддержан
правительством Швейцарии (при содействии Ассоциации "Дорога
Свободы"), Правозащитным фондом "За гражданское общество", Фондом
Форда, Программой поддержки общественных инициатив, Институтом
"Открытое общество" (Фонд Сороса), фонд National Endowment for
Democracy.
Фонд "Мемориал" (это те,
которые врут про репрессии). Фонд "Мемориал" (это те, которые врут
про репрессии). Американские спонсоры: Фонд Сороса, Фонд Форда,
Эдвард Клайн и Издательство им. Чехова ( тоже США), Фонд Джексона,
Колумбийский университет, Фонд поддержки демократии, Фонд им.
Бредли, Фонд Гугенхейма, Общественный архив рассекреченных
материалов.
 Фонд
"Евразия". Основное финансирование от Агентства США по
Международному Развитию (USAID). Главный офис фонда - в Вашингтоне,
Округ Колумбия.
«Фонд защиты гласности». NED
(Национальный Фонд в Поддержку Демократии, США), Фонд Форда (США),
Фонд Дж. и К. МакАртуров (США), Фонд «Евразия» (США).
 Горбачёв-Фонд,
он же The International Non-governmental Foundation for
Socio-economic and Political Studies (The Gorbachev-Foundation).
Имеет представительствa в США и других странах. Получает деньги от
Корпорации Карнеги (Нью-Йорк), см. скриншот справа под заглавием
"Новые релизы". Хотя это и не совсем правозащитники, но по степени
вредительства фонд Горбачёва им не уступает. Например, недавно он
выпустил книгу В. Д. Соловья «Русская история: новое прочтение» (М.:
АИРО-XXI, 2005. — 320 с.), где автор доказывает генетически
обусловленную неполноценность русских по сравнению с западоидами.
Мол, никогда нам не стать людьми, т.к. наша варварская культура у
нас в крови. Мы-то думали, что такие идеи погибли с фашизмом, но,
видать, поторопились.
 С
гордостью показывает Горбачёв на своей странице, кто его поздравил с
днём рожденья. Например, известная русофобка Елена Боннер
("правозащитница", жена Сахарова; см. скриншот), сектант Сри Чимной
(на сайте его назвали просто "борцом за мир"), несколько помощников
в разрушении СССР - Г. Коль, М. Тэтчер, Дж. Буш-ст., Генри
Киссинджер и Шеварнадзе. Но список, в общем-то коротенький. И
русских в нём, слава Богу, нет.
А вот списочек грантоедов с
сайта USAID:
Теперь Национальный Фонд в
поддержку Демократии (США). Список их грантов просто огромен, и
учтите, что речь идёт только о деньгах, выплаченных за 2004 г.
Armenia
Helsinki Association
$47,000
To provide pro bono legal services at three offices and promote
human rights legislation. Helsinki Association will develop draft
legislation and meet with parliamentarians to press for its
adoption. The Association will also monitor trial proceedings and
make appeals to the European Court of Human Rights.
Republican Center for Democracy
$24,880
To provide legal aid to vulnerable segments of the Armenian
population. The Center will monitor human rights, publicize its
activities and advocate for relevant legislation.
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Azerbaijan
Association of Young Leaders of
Azerbaijan (AYLA)
$22,695
To encourage youth interest and involvement in journalism, human
rights and NGOs through its school for young leaders. AYLA will
conduct two five-month intensive courses and produce a monthly
newspaper. AYLA will also work to integrate the students into the
local NGO and media community.
AYNA Media Group
$28,005
To produce a television program on issues pertaining to the
development of democracy in Azerbaijan. The Media Group will produce
20 segments of a biweekly television talk show to be broadcasted on
local television station. AYNA will also serve as a resource center
for journalists and other media professionals in southern
Azerbaijan.
Azadliq
$24,900
To raise awareness of human rights abuses. Azadliq, Azerbaijan's
oldest independent newspaper, will publish a regional supplement for
circulation throughout the country to report on human rights
violations and the abuse of power prior to the 2004 municipal
elections.
Azerbaijan Foundation for the
Development of Democracy (AFDD)
$37,490
To promote participation in municipal elections, civic activism and
equality before the law. The AFDD network will provide legal aid,
inform the public about laws pertaining to municipal elections and
NGO activity and publish a reference volume based on gathered data.
Center for International
Private Enterprise (CIPE)
$77,098
To increase the participation of business associations in the
democratic and economic reform process in Azerbaijan. The Coalition
of Business Associations of Azerbaijan will build support for
market-based democratic reforms among government officials, business
associations and the public. The Coalition will organize monthly
public discussions of business problems in the country, monitor the
business situation and publish monthly bulletins.
Center "Toward Civil Society"
(MCD)
$27,901
To increase political awareness prior to the 2004 municipal
elections. MCD will produce television shows, hold seminars,
encourage citizens to run in the municipal elections, help
candidates publicize their programs and develop recommendations for
improving the laws governing municipalities.
FAR Center for Economic and
Political Research
$41,462
To monitor the state of religious freedom in Azerbaijan. The Center
will provide a forum for dialogue on issues of religious tolerance
and promote the concept of separation of the state and religion. The
FAR Center will conduct sociological research, host seminars to
discuss the issues that emerge from the focus groups and publicize
the findings of its research.
Institute of Peace and
Democracy (IPD)
$18,730
To produce a book on municipalities and municipal elections in
Azerbaijan and conduct a series of training seminars on the same
topic. The IPD will write and publish Municipalities Elections,
Role, and Significance. After publication of the book, a series of
seminars will be conducted in and around the Absheron Peninsula.
Internews Azerbaijan Public
Association
$44,598
To launch an Internet-based media forum to address the problems of
Azerbaijani media. The forum will defend the rights of journalists;
promote professional standards; report on media issues and link
journalists with international organizations. The site will be
available in Azerbaijani, Russian, and English.
Legal Education Society
$30,555
To provide legal support to the NGO community. The Society will
publish a textbook and an information bulletin and conduct training
for law students and NGO staff. The program will also provide pro
bono legal counsel for NGOs.
Model Constitutional Court
(MCC)
$31,885
To promote a greater understanding of the judiciary. The MCC will
hold eleven mock trials; publish articles on the trials and promote
the development of similar programs. Every mock trial will be filmed
to permit larger audiences to view it later, either through
broadcast or by circulating videos.
Social Union of Sumgait Youth
$20,705
To provide resources and support for local NGOs in the Sumgait
region. The organization will conduct training for NGO leaders;
provide office support for NGO staff; produce a television program
about local NGOs and publish materials detailing legislation on the
registration and management of NGOs.
Social Union "The World of New
Youth"
$16,860
To support the creation of an NGO resource center in Quba. The
center will provide office services and training to local NGOs,
produce television programming about local NGOs and publish a
directory of local NGOs.
Umid (Hope) Women Development
Center
$12,242
To overcome religious and regional tensions by educating the rural
population in remote regions of Azerbaijan about the compatibility
of democratic values with Islam. Umid will hold a series of five
daylong seminars for men and women to launch a sophisticated
discussion about democracy, equality of the sexes, and Islamic
belief and practice.
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Belarus
A) Election Processes
$488,808*
To educate citizens, turn out voters, support pro-democratic
coalitions and monitor polling stations through nonpartisan programs
prior to Belarus' October 2004 parliamentary elections.
B) Indepenent Media
$320,705*
To strengthen prodemocratic sources of objective information,
including independent newspapers, NGO bulletins, an Internet
magazine and a media monitoring organization that are breaking an
information blockade imposed by the dictatorial regime in Belarus.
C) NGO Development
$202,597*
To develop and strengthen Belarus' third sector, especially regional
NGOs and national umbrella organizations, through support for small
grants, training, independent publications, legal aid, civic
activities and daily operating expenses.
D) Youth
$94,484*
To promote youth activism in Belarus by means of support for civic
campaigns, student organizations, democratic education and youth
publications.
E) Human Rights
$32,750*
To support networks of activists who monitor and publicize human and
civil rights violations, defend those who have been repressed by the
regime and educate citizens about the country's human rights
situation.
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Georgia
Association Atinati
$17,988
To increase the capacity of the NGO community in the Samogrelo
region of western Georgia. The program will include free
consultations, training and technological resources for local NGOs,
publication of an NGO newsletter and a website, in addition to radio
broadcasts and monthly meetings between the NGO and government
sectors.
Center for International
Private Enterprise (CIPE)
$101,842
To assist the Partnership for Social Initiatives (PSI) in conducting
an institutional audit. PSI will outline the key areas of the
Georgian government in which reforms are needed and what process
should be followed to fulfill these reforms. PSI will then create a
Steering Committee made up of government officials and stakeholders,
who will advocate for the adoption of the recommendations by the new
Georgian government.
Cultural-Humanitarian Fund
"Sukhumi"
$25,024
To promote women's leadership in politics, with particular focus on
women displaced by the war in Abkhazia. Fund Sukhumi will identify
women leaders and provide intensive leadership training for twenty
local women. The Fund will also produce six television and six radio
shows focusing on women's leadership and the problems of internally
displaced persons.
Georgia for NATO
$25,000
To support civilian control over the armed forces. Georgia for NATO
will draft legislation on civilian oversight of the military, which
will be promoted among the public and the political elite through
discussions with military leadership, the parliament, political
parties and the media.
Human Rights Information and
Documentation Center
$25,589
To ensure that Georgia's democratic transition is consistent with
legal and human rights norms. The Center will teach human rights as
part of the curriculum of the Police Academy. The Center will also
provide legal assistance, expand its library and resource center,
produce television and radio public service announcements and
publish a brochure on human rights.
Internews Georgia
$25,000
To support its weekly cross-border news program, Crossroads, which
has been broadcast in Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia since 1997.
The news segments and feature stories are filmed in all three
countries, but the final assembly and editing takes place in
Tbilisi.
Liberty Institute
$42,296
To create a national network of youth activists. The Georgian youth
movement Kmara will conduct indepth training to spread their
organizational and advocacy techniques to new youth groups. Liberty
Institute will also organize a summer training camp for youth
leaders and will publish a manual and three brochures.
National Democratic Institute
for International Affairs (NDI)
$142,001
To support free and fair elections. NDI will assist the
International Society for Fair Elections and Democracy to continue
monitoring elections while simultaneously adjusting its focus to
encompass a broader range of activities aimed at promoting
democratic processes.
National Democratic Institute
for International Affairs (NDI)
$58,525
To conduct an assessment of the weaknesses in the Georgian
parliament. Based on the recommendations developed through the
parliamentary assessment, NDI will provide consultations to
strengthen the parliament's ability to function as an independent
and equal branch of government.
Open Society – New Kutaisi
$20,996
To promote public participation in the budget process in the Imerti
region of Georgia. Open Society will publish information on the
local budget; assist local leaders in forming public coalitions to
collect comments from the public and discuss proposed amendments
with local councils.
Partnership for Social
Initiatives (PSI)
$21,370
To conduct an assessment of the effects of government policy since
January 2004 on the state of democracy in Georgia. PSI will analyze
the two main domestic initiatives of the new government, the
constitutional amendments and the anti-corruption campaign. PSI will
also organize six debates involving government, NGO and press
representatives.
United Nations Association of
Georgia
$29,893
To develop a new generation of civil society activists. The
Association will form debate and discussion clubs for Georgian youth
as a way of teaching them analytical and presentation skills. Each
club will conduct twelve meetings and six model international
negotiations and will provide access to libraries and Internet
resources.
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Kazakhstan
Association of Sociologists and
Political Scientists of Kazakhstan (ASIP)
$31,850*
To conduct a nationwide exit poll of the parliamentary elections.
ASIP will count and interview voters as they leave polling stations.
NED will sponsor transportation costs for 425 volunteer supervisors,
each responsible for two electoral districts and eight interviewers.
The results of the exit poll will be entered into a database and
publicized at press conferences after the elections.
Ecological Society "Green
Salvation"
$29,307*
To increase the Kazakhstan environmental movement's ability to
defend itself. The Society will publicize accurate information about
environmental hazards; promote environmental activism; provide legal
counsel; help individuals take their cases to court; offer expert
opinion on pending legislation; carry out monitoring and produce
publications and films on the environment.
Independent Information Agency
and Discussion Club "Polyton"
$30,162*
To continue its weekly discussion club for activists and members of
the media. The Club provides an opportunity for concerned citizens
to exchange ideas and produce alternative sources of information and
opinion. The Club will publish reports on the information and
analyses generated from its discussions, using its website and
email.
International Foundation for
Humanitarian Assistance "Nur"
$16,109*
To shed light on the subject of genocidal deportations during the
Stalinist era. Nur will promote the full rehabilitation of the
"punished peoples," collect testimonials from survivors, survey the
Chechen population to assess their concerns and train other
nationalities to conduct similar programs.
Kazakhstan International Bureau
for Human Rights and Rule of Law (KIBHR)
$42,980
To provide free legal consultations in Almaty and Chimkent and to
train young lawyers and law students. In addition to advising and
representing clients, the attorneys will observe trials, advise
callers about human rights and report on these activities via the
media. The Bureau will also provide free access to a database of
Kazakhstan's legislation.
Republican Network of
Independent Monitors (RNIM)
$39,246*
To increase governmental transparency through public oversight of
the parliament. RNIM will monitor the deputies of the lower house of
parliament and disseminate information regarding their performance,
in order to provide a public record for the 2004 elections.
"Street Law" Kazakhstan
$31,760*
To support a civic education program in Kazakh-language middle
schools. Street Law will train teachers and school administrators in
four regions to teach civics courses using new materials and will
organize an Olympiad for students.
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Kyrgyzstan
American Center for
International Labor Solidarity
$369,744
To support trade unions in Kyrgyzstan. ACILS will implement a trade
union education program to introduce concepts of democratic trade
unionism to leaders from the Kyrgyzstan Trade Union Federation at
the national, branch, regional and local levels. ACILS will also
implement a legal assistance program for local unions and members.
Center for International
Private Enterprise (CIPE)
$70,672
To strengthen the voice of the private sector in the electoral
process. CIPE will work with the Turan Jyldyzy business association
to create a coalition of like-minded NGOs that will develop a
regional business agenda in preparation for the upcoming elections.
This project will focus on the Osh region of southern Kyrgyzstan and
will inform and empower the business community to play a responsible
role.
Independent Human Rights Group
(IHRG)
$32,582*
To provide quality legal representation to persons whose human
rights or electoral rights have been violated. The IHRG will
maintain a legal aid center in Bishkek to provide legal
consultations and teach lawyers in Kyrgyzstan how to make use of
international law. IHRG will also compile a comprehensive report
about violations of human rights.
Internews Kyrgyz Republic
$19,842*
To improve the legal environment for journalists and the media in
Kyrgyzstan. Internews will provide legal advice to journalists,
monitor violations of journalists' rights and produce two practical
guides and a manual on media law.
Jalal-Abad Regional Human
Rights Organization Spravedlivost
$40,600*
To maintain a network of human rights NGOs in Jalal-Abad.
Spravedlivost will serve as a resource center and coordinate the
activities of groups within the region. In addition, Spravedlivost
will produce a monthly television program and publish a bimonthly
bulletin on human rights issues.
Kyrgyz Committee for Human
Rights (KCHR)
$26,540
To maintain the KCHR's regional network in order to provide legal
and human rights assistance. KCHR will report on human and electoral
rights issues; lobby the government to comply with international
human rights standards and issue daily bulletins in English
containing news and analysis of the human rights situation.
MSN Company, Ltd.
$48,000
To cover partial costs of printing and paper in the period prior to
the 2005 parliamentary elections. MSN will provide news and analysis
by publishing four 16-page editions in Russian each week. MSN will
also use Endowment funding to expand its circulation.
Public Association "Shoola-Kol"
$22,653
To support a network of grassroots human rights and political
activists in the Tonsk region. Shoola-Kol will provide pro bono
legal services, hold seminars for the local population, distribute
literature about the election and provide voter registration
materials. Shoola-Kol will also organize seminars on electoral law
for members of the district electoral commission.
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Russia
Agency for Social Information
(ASI)
$50,000*
To collect and distribute information on the activities of the
Russian NGO sector. ASI will maintain its network of correspondents
and affiliate offices in 27 regions of Russia, which will provide
the Moscow office with regular reports on NGO activities in their
region for distribution through ASI's newswire service.
Andrei Sakharov Archive and
Human Rights Center of Brandeis University
$23,782
To contribute to understanding the Soviet past. The archive will
make Andrei Sakharov's KGB file available via the Internet and will
create a searchable database of supporting documents. The creation
of the archive will accompany the publication of the book, KGB File
on Andrei Sakharov.
Andrei Sakharov Museum and
Public Center
$20,000
To make its facilities available to Moscow-based NGOs to hold joint
meetings and other large public events. The Museum will also make
its Internet salon available to the public for free on weekends.
Center for Civic Education and
Human Rights
$30,000
To offer human rights education training to teachers in Perm oblast.
The Center will conduct training courses, publish teacher training
guides and textbooks and work with local educational authorities to
expand the teaching of human rights.
Center for Public Information
$49,828
To conduct a program to help human rights organizations work more
effectively with the press. The Center will collect information from
human rights organizations throughout Russia and organize press
conferences and media roundtables on behalf of NGOs. The Center will
also monitor the media coverage of human rights issues and publish a
monthly journal on human rights.
Center for Russian
Environmental Policy
$30,000
To conduct a program to strengthen ties between ecological, human
rights and prodemocracy organizations. In addition to holding a
three day conference to build ties among NGOs, the Center will open
two regional centers for public environmental policy and provide
data and analysis for policy makers.
Center for Social Projecting
"Vozrozhdenie"
$49,998*
To monitor the implementation of the new law on local government.
The Center will provide recommendations for making the political
system democratic and effective and disseminate information on the
changes taking place through roundtables and seminars.
Center for the Development of
Democracy and Human Rights
$42,500
To monitor the activity of the State Duma. The Center will produce a
monthly bulletin containing assessments of draft laws as they
pertain to human rights and the NGO sector, recommendations for an
effective civic response to draft laws and information on special
topics and legislators' voting.
Center for the Support of Land
Reform in Vladimir Oblast
$23,472*
To distribute information on land reform and to offer legal
assistance to rural residents of Vladimir oblast and four
neighboring oblasts. Center staff will carry out at least 36 public
meetings for rural residents of these oblasts and continue to offer
free legal aid from its office.
Center for Trade Union
Education
$40,000
To support a program of legal aid, training and publication. The
Center will support legal consultation offices through partner
organizations in five cities and conduct training programs for trade
union activists in each city.
Chelyabinsk Oblast Public Fund
"Helping Hand"
$40,645*
To increase respect for human rights in the Russian prison system.
Helping Hand will organize seminars on human rights for prison
officials and teachers and will support the development of
nongovernmental organizations in Chelyabinsk and Sverdlovsk oblasts.
Environmental and Human Rights
Center "Bellona"
$40,000
To publish the bimonthly journal, Ecology and Human Rights. The
journal provides in-depth analysis of environmental issues with a
focus on their impact on the local population and government policy.
Glasnost Defense Foundation
(GDF)
$44,313
To publish seven books on the freedom of the press. These
publications will be used in training seminars provided by GDF and
other organizations and will be distributed for free to libraries,
university journalism departments, legal professionals, government
agencies and human rights organizations.
Globus Media News Agency
$29,870*
To provide impartial news coverage during the presidential election.
The news agency will distribute syndicated articles to eighty
regional newspapers; monitor media coverage of the campaign and
organize a seminar for newspaper editors.
Golos NGO Coalition
$50,000*
To monitor and record the activities of deputies in four regions of
Russia. Golos staff will record voting, attendance and sponsorship
of legislation and will distribute the information to local media.
Golos will also organize public events to push for the introduction
of nominal voting.
Human Rights Publishers
$36,000*
To publish and distribute the journal, Human Rights Defender. The
journal publishes articles on the human rights situation in Russia,
along with news and important human rights documents from abroad.
Humanist Center
$40,000*
To support teachers' initiatives to keep Russian schools secular and
independent. The Center will conduct monitoring of nationalist and
religious themes in school curricula, carry out a training program
for teachers and conduct roundtables to bring together legislators,
teachers and representatives of the Ministry of Education.
Independent Council of Legal
Expertise
$50,000
To improve the conformity of Russian legislation with constitutional
and international norms. The Council will monitor national and
regional legislative developments and will provide commentary on
pending legislation at the request of human rights organizations. In
addition, the Council will provide free legal advice to human rights
organizations with particularly difficult problems.
Independent Press Center
Foundation
$50,000
To assist the NGO community with public relations. The Foundation
will organize an estimated seven or eight press conferences a week
for Russian NGOs and will assist in publicizing other events for the
NGO community.
Information Agency "Memo.ru"
$45,000
To train human rights activists how to use public opinion polling
data effectively. Using survey data supplied by the Center for
Strategic and International Studies in Washington, DC, Memo.ru will
train twenty young NGO leaders in using data to shape messages for
public information campaigns. These young leaders will then carry
out informational campaigns in their regions.
Information and Analytical
Center "Sova"
$48,447*
To monitor political discourse in Russia for the influence of
radical nationalism. Sova will organize a series of roundtables and
seminars to develop concrete strategies for opposing radical
nationalism and draft laws to oppose nationalist excesses. Sova will
produce daily, monthly and quarterly electronic reports on its
monitoring and will produce a final report on the project.
Information Research Center
"Panorama"
$45,000
To conduct a program in support of newly emerging democratic groups,
movements, and initiatives. Panorama will conduct extensive research
into these new initiatives and will organize a series of roundtables
for democracy activists. At the end of the program, Panorama will
publish a concluding report in an edition of 2000 copies.
Institute for Humanities and
Political Studies
$49,990
To familiarize young people with the legacy of Soviet
authoritarianism and with the literature that was circulated as
samizdat. The Institute will publish a four-volume anthology of
samizdat literature that includes literature, poetry, scientific
articles and memoirs, which will be available in hard copy and via
the Internet.
International Protection Center
$45,000*
To offer free legal representation to individuals taking human
rights cases before international bodies. When all possibilities in
the Russian legal system have been exhausted, the Center will assist
individuals in pursing their cases in the European Court of Human
Rights or with the United Nations' Committee on Human Rights.
International Republican
Institute (IRI)
$170,000
To assist in the integration of the League of Women Voters and the
Women's Leadership and Partnership Network in the political
democratization process. IRI will identify newly-elected women
deputies who are interested in addressing gender issues and hold a
series of roundtable discussions and a conference. In addition, IRI
will establish a Center for Political Debates to increase youth
participation in politics.
International Republican
Institute (IRI)
$160,000
To identify promising young leaders and encourage them to run for
public office at the local level. IRI will work with 20-30 activists
who will undergo training in campaign techniques, constituent
relations and the legal and organizational basics of local
self-government in Russia. Following the election, IRI will continue
to work with successful candidates on constituent outreach, access
to information and other day-to-day issues in the work of a deputy.
Interregional Foundation for
Civil Society
$60,016*
To support a small grants program for regional human rights
organizations. The Foundation will make approximately 25 grants of
between $1,000 and $3,000. These grants will offer grantees the
opportunity to improve professionalism, gain project-development and
management skills and learn how to apply for and manage external
funds.
League of Women Voters of St.
Petersburg
$45,000
To support its St. Petersburg headquarters and six of its regional
affiliates in northwest Russia. Endowment funding will be used to
support public reception offices in seven cities in northwest
Russia. The public reception offices offer legal aid, serve as
resource centers for regional NGOs and provide a forum for political
discussions.
Moscow Helsinki Group
$35,000
To conduct a program of research and information exchange on the
problem of police misconduct. MHG will examine misconduct in five
regions and use the information as the basis for an analytical
report that will make recommendations on ways to counter police
misconduct.
Moscow Regional Fund "Social
Partnership"
$35,000*
To promote the passage of the draft law on the public monitoring of
prison conditions and to train NGO leaders and prison officials to
facilitate public monitoring of prisons. The Fund will organize a
series of training seminars and will work with deputies in the State
Duma and prison officials to develop recommendations for the law and
to secure its passage.
Murmansk Association of Women
Journalists
$30,000
To undertake a program of public service journalism in three regions
of northwest Russia. Journalists from eight newspapers will receive
training on covering local and regional government. Each newspaper
will then conduct a public information campaign on local government
in its region.
Ozersk City Social and
Ecological Public Organization "Planeta Nadezhd" (Planet of Hopes)
$30,000*
To conduct a program of research, training and publication on human
rights in closed cities. Planeta Nadezhd will conduct training on
human rights for NGO leaders and officials from closed cities
throughout the Urals; monitor rights violations and provide legal
aid in the city of Ozersk and continue to publish its newspaper to
inform inhabitants of Ozersk about their rights.
Perm-36 Memorial Museum of the
History of Political Repression and Totalitarianism
$50,000
To develop an elective high school course on Stalinist political
repression for civic education and history teachers. The Museum will
use its own collections and regional archives to create a set of
teaching materials about Stalinism and the history of the gulag that
will build on last year's work developing a course on "Resistance to
Repression in Soviet Society, 1945-1991."
Russian Association for Civic
Education
$36,000*
To hold the Russian Civic Education Olympiad for the 2004 school
year. Students will test their knowledge and understanding of
democracy through a series of written essays. Organizers will also
analyze the state of civic education through the evaluation of
different textbooks and teaching methods used in the classroom.
Ryazan Regional Branch of the
Memorial Society
$35,000*
To combat authoritarian trends with the publication of the journal,
Karta. The publication offers a unique combination of articles on
recent Russian history, comparative politics and human rights
issues.
Saratov Legal Reform Project
$25,000
To operate a free legal clinic staffed by professional lawyers and
student interns from Saratov-region law schools. Student interns
will participate in legal work relating to human rights violations
and will undergo training in the practical aspects of legal work. In
addition, SLRP will continue to promote clinical legal education
throughout Russia.
St. Petersburg Humanity and
Political Studies Center "Strategy"
$47,000*
To conduct a program to examine and combat corruption in four
regions of Russia. The Center will conduct research on corruption;
organize training seminars on combating corruption and coordinate a
network of NGOs working against corruption.
St. Petersburg Institute of Law
$40,000*
To promote respect for the law and human rights among Russian youth.
The Institute will publish the third volume of its Living Law series
of text books and will continue to promote the use of the curriculum
in primary and secondary schools throughout Russia.
Tochka Opory (Fulcrum
Foundation)
$51,000*
To conduct a small-grants program for regional Russian youth NGOs.
Tochka Opory will give between 10 and 15 small grants to regional
organizations for projects that build tolerance and pluralism,
personal involvement in public affairs, reflection on current events
and trends and awareness of society.
Union of Committees of
Soldiers' Mothers
$35,000*
To provide legal assistance to soldiers who have been forced to work
in the private sector without compensation. Soldiers' Mothers will
maintain ten regional reception offices for servicemen and their
relatives. The committee will also develop concrete recommendations
on dealing with forced labor, while bringing charges in particularly
egregious cases.
Union of Journalists of Russia
– Center for Journalism in Extreme Situations
$55,632
To maintain its network of correspondents throughout Russia. The
Center will report on attempts to pressure or intimidate journalists
and will conduct investigations into murders, kidnappings, and other
extreme forms of violence against journalists. The Center will
continue to distribute its two weekly electronic bulletins,
Dangerous Profession and The Authorities vs. The Press.
Voronzeh United Democratic
Center (VUDC)
$39,993*
To publish twelve issues of the newspaper, We Are Citizens. We Are
Citizens publishes information about the activities of local and
regional government in Voronezh oblast, and will be used to
distribute information about VUDC's other activities. VUDC will also
conduct four roundtables on budgetary transparency and
implementation of housing and utilities reform.
Yaroslavl Center for Social
Partnership
$50,000
To conduct a program to improve communication between legislators
and the public in Yaroslavl oblast. The Center will inform residents
of ways to contact their representative or find out about their
activities and voting record. The Center will also encourage and
assist legislators in opening public reception offices.
Youth Human Rights Movement
$40,000
To strengthen existing networks of youth human rights organizations
and promote the development of a core group of young human rights
activists. The organization will conduct public campaigns on human
rights issues relating to youth, produce email newsletters and
printed publications and conduct training programs.
Za Prava Cheloveka (ZPC)
$50,000*
To provide support for its regional human rights network. ZPC's
network will continue to operate legal clinics where citizens can
come for free legal advice and, occasionally, more extensive
assistance with their cases. ZPC's national staff will assist the
organizations in its network and will handle particularly difficult
or high profile cases directly.
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Russia (Chechnya)
Chechen Committee for National
Salvation
$40,000
To conduct a program of legal aid and direct action to protect
refugees remaining in Ingushetia as well as those who return to
Chechnya. The Committee's reception offices will help refugees with
housing and registration and will attempt to offer assistance in
instances of arrests and forced disappearances.
Fund for Rehabilitation and
Development
$23,591
To promote traditional Chechen forms of conflict resolution and
respect for the law as an alternative to violence in the Chechen
society. The Fund will conduct a series of seminars and discussion
groups at Chechnya's leading universities, produce a television
program on peacemaking and Chechen society and publish a bulletin.
LAM Center for Complex Research
and Popularization of Chechen Culture
$35,000*
To promote democratic ideals and practices throughout the Chechen
Republic and Chechen diaspora. LAM will conduct a series of
roundtables for Chechen NGOs and political figures, publish its
bulletin, provide support for Chechen NGOs, conduct research on
public opinion in Chechnya and produce a television series on
Chechen ethics, culture and political philosophy.
LATTA Center
$25,000
To promote a dialog among Chechens about how best to build a
democratic future for the region. LATTA will organize a conference
and a series of roundtables on conflict resolution and a series of
seminars for students in universities in Grozny. LATTA will also
continue its research activities and will publish its quarterly
bulletin.
Nizhny Novgorod Committee
Against Torture
$25,000*
To draw attention to the problem of torture and to protect
individual victims of torture in Chechnya. The Committee will
maintain two public reception offices that will offer legal aid to
torture victims and pursue cases through international legal
mechanisms like the United Nations Committee Against Torture and the
European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.
Society for Russian-Chechen
Friendship
$70,000*
To provide an independent source of information about events in
Chechnya. The Society will support a network of correspondents
throughout the Chechen Republic. Information from these
correspondents will be used to produce reports which will be widely
distributed to the Russian and Western media.
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Tajikistan
Independent School of Journalists "Tajikistan – XXI Century"
$41,965*
To expand educational programs for radio professionals. The School
will continue to train staff members from the four independent radio
stations recently granted operating licenses by the government. In
addition, the School will conduct on-site needs assessments for
three independent radio stations outside Dushanbe and will serve as
a resource center for journalists.
National Democratic Institute
for International Affairs (NDI)
$200,027
To improve the preparations of political parties for the February
2005 parliamentary elections and to strengthen the capacity of NGOs.
NDI will provide advice and training to strengthen individual
parties and encourage cooperation, offer guidance to civic groups on
organizational development and support political discussion programs
on independent television and radio stations.
NGO Modar
$28,791*
To stimulate the involvement of women in politics. NGO Modar will
conduct seminars for women in isolated areas, which will include
visits by parliamentary deputies and party activists. A final
roundtable will bring together women leaders to identify and promote
women candidates for the parliamentary elections.
Republican Bureau for Human
Rights and Rule of Law
$29,653*
To monitor human rights and provide legal aid in Tajikistan. The
Bureau will provide pro bono legal aid to the most vulnerable
segments of society in Khujand and Dushanbe, and will collect
detailed data on human rights abuses and problems with the work of
the justice system.
"SONIYON"
$26,950*
To inform the public about the political process. The television
station will broadcast a live call-in talk show featuring panel
discussions with government, opposition, and civil society leaders.
The show will reach an audience of up to a million viewers and
provide an alternative to government-controlled television.
Sughd Independent Newspaper
$17,120*
To publish a weekly newspaper in the Tajik language with a print run
of 5,000 copies. Sughdiyon will provide information about NGOs and
political parties; the process of registering to vote and the need
for free and fair elections.
TV Regar
$18,916*
To provide support to independent media outlets. TV Regar will train
local journalists, provide professional programming to Tajik and
Uzbek viewers and attempt to overcome national and ethnic
animosities by promoting the values of accountable governance and
democratic participation.
Youth Ecological Center
$15,195*
To encourage the formation of youth discussion clubs in five of the
poorest and most isolated regions of Tajikistan. The Center will
train regional youth leaders to manage and lead their groups
effectively and to approach authorities in a skillful manner. This
network of discussion clubs will form the foundation for
Tajikistan's first independent political youth group.
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Turkmenistan
A) Rule of Law
$55,514
To promote the concept of the rule of law and respect for human
rights by analyzing legislation, providing pro bono legal assistance
to particularly vulnerable persons and creating a comprehensive
legislative database. The programs assist clients by drafting
complaints, filing applications or claims with government agencies
and representing clients in court or before administrative bodies.
The programs also bring the inadequacies in Turkmenistan's
legislation to the attention of government officials and
international organizations.
B) Center for International
Private Enterprise
$64,140
To create legislative incentives for entrepreneurs to enter the
formal economy and to improve legislation governing taxation. CIPE
works with a local partner to survey the effect of the black market
on small and medium-sized businesses and present its findings to the
parliament.
C) NGO Development
$65,310
To provide training, information and office support for NGOs
throughout Turkmenistan. Local NGO resource centers will bolster
activists, disseminate information and provide various trainings.
Each center will be open daily for use by the local NGO community
and host a monthly meeting for regular visitors. NED funded programs
will provide office skills training and use of computers and
internet for NGO members.
D) Civic Education
$24,508
To undertake a civic education program geared at training secondary
school educators in interactive teaching methods to encourage
critical thinking. The program conducts training sessions, publishes
teaching guides and a monthly bulletin for participants, and
maintains a database of instructions and sample materials for
teachers' use.
Ukraine
Agency for Legislative
Initiatives
$24,613*
To monitor the work of the Ukrainian parliament and to publicize
this information through a monthly journal and web-site. The Agency
will publish eight issues of The Parliament Journal, which features
both general articles on parliamentary activity and analysis of and
recommendations on specific legislation.
American Center for
International Labor Solidarity
$367,057
To strengthen the organizational capacity, collective bargaining
skills and leadership abilities of unions. The Solidarity Center
will conduct a series of education programs, seminars and workshops
for unions of teachers, railroad workers, journalists, oil and gas
workers, municipal workers and employees of the Academy of Sciences.
In addition, the Solidarity Center will organize five seminars on
the restructuring of the coal industry and four education programs
for women trade union leaders.
American Center for
International Labor Solidarity
$44,466*
To ensure the Confederation of Free Trade Unions' ability to
function in the face of heightened pressure during the period of the
presidential elections. The Solidarity Center will provide funds to
the Confederation to cover the costs of a small office and staff
salaries, enabling the Confederation to continue working to increase
awareness of core labor standards and to expose the flaws of
Ukrainian labor legislation.
Association Spilnyi Prostir
(SP)
$50,000
To support a program of information distribution and media
monitoring during the fall 2004 presidential campaign. SP will also
prepare daily news items on Ukrainian politics, economics and
society for use in the regional media and will carry out a series of
roundtables for journalists on the role of the press and press
monitoring in elections.
Center for International
Private Enterprise (CIPE)
$134,156
To facilitate the implementation of the law "On the Principles of
State Regulatory Policy in the Sphere of Business Activities." CIPE
will conduct an assessment of the capabilities of regional business
associations and will provide training and assistance in making use
of the new law, which requires the executive and legislative
branches of the government, regulatory agencies and local
administrations and governments to publish draft bills within one
month before their passage.
Center for Research on Social
Perspectives in the Donbass
$29,291
To monitor and analyze the election in the Donbass. The Center will
publish its Internet newspaper, Ostriv, to provide ongoing coverage
of events in Donetsk oblast leading up to the 2004 presidential
election campaign. The Center will also conduct preliminary surveys
of voters and exit polls.
Center of Information and
Documentation of Crimean Tatars
$35,000*
To provide accurate information and analysis of important events to
Ukraine's Tatar minority. The Center will publish an analytical
journal; monitor the Ukrainian press' coverage of Crimean Tatar
issues and the coordinate an analytical group that will help develop
policy recommendations for official and non-official institutions.
Cherkassy Committee of Voters
of Ukraine (CCVU)
$20,000
To conduct a get-out-the-vote campaign directed at students in
Cherkassy oblast in central Ukraine. CCVU will organize a series of
seminars and training sessions for students on the importance of
voting. CCVU will also organize "rehearsal" elections for students
to raise awareness and will distribute a leaflet explaining voting
procedures and how students can defend their rights.
Committee of Voters of Ukraine
$50,000
To monitor conditions in Ukraine's polling places. The CVU will
train 1,000 observers to monitor the activities of election
commissions prior the presidential election. Observers will monitor
the setup of the polling places and the composition of voter lists
and will distribute literature on voters' rights. On election day,
observers will monitor half of Ukraine's 32,000 polling places.
Democratic Initiatives
Foundation
$50,000*
To increase public debate about important issues during the October
2004 Ukrainian presidential elections. The Foundation will conduct a
"rolling poll" that will work against vote fraud. The Foundation
will survey a total of 8,000 voters during the 60 days prior to the
elections in order to establish a clear record of the public's
intent. Ongoing results of these polls will be publicized through
frequent press conferences and press releases, discussed at
roundtables and public meetings, and distributed by email and the
Internet.
Democratic Initiatives
Foundation
$49,760*
To bring public opinion to the attention of Ukraine's leaders. The
Foundation will carry out twelve polls of approximately 100 to 120
experts on issues such as Euro-Atlantic integration, development of
a functioning market economy, and media freedom. These polls will be
followed by roundtables of experts whose recommendations will be
widely disseminated through the Foundation's bulletin and media
contacts.
Dniprovsky Center for Social
Research
$25,000*
To conduct a series of activities designed to identify important
issues for voters during the 2004 presidential election campaign.
The Center will carry out research on mass and elite opinion in
Dnipropetrovsk, which will be published and distributed to the media
and used for coordinating the activity of NGOs during the election
campaign.
Donetsk Human Rights School
$25,000*
To conduct conferences, teacher training and curriculum development
for secondary school teachers. The Donetsk Human Rights School will
carry out a three-day training program for civic education teachers;
a six-day summer school on civic education methods and postgraduate
teacher training institutes and publish two books Democracy and the
Constitution and Alphabet of Human Rights.
Europe XXI Foundation
$50,000
To conduct a program of monitoring and support for NGOs, as well as
to publish a newspaper. Europe XXI will carry out monitoring of
NGOs' participation in policy making and in the electoral process in
six regions of Ukraine, the results of which will provide material
for a monthly newspaper. In addition, Europe XXI will hold
conferences at the beginning and end of the year.
Europe XXI Foundation
$49,820*
To increase the transparency of the Ukrainian election process.
Europe XXI will monitor campaign activities, political advertising
and party financing. The results of the monitoring program will be
distributed to the media and discussed at a final roundtable.
Foundation for Regional
Initiatives
$35,000*
To organize a program of legal aid for voters. FRI will establish a
toll-free hotline for voters to report campaign violations and
instances of pressure on voters. In addition, FRI will prepare a
total of 24 special inserts for its weekly newspaper, Public
Advocate, with information on candidates' electoral programs and
answers to typical questions posed by callers to the legal aid
hotline.
Freedom House Ukraine
$49,970*
To advocate for human rights in Ukraine and strengthen the NGO
sector. Freedom House Ukraine will organize a series of roundtables
to draw attention to human rights issues and conduct a series of
training sessions for Ukrainian human rights organizations.
Institute for Euro-Atlantic
Cooperation
$50,000
To build support for greater integration of Ukraine into Western
political and economic structures. The Institute will organize four
roundtable meetings on "Ukraine in the Euro-Atlantic Space
Experience and Perspectives" and two training sessions for NGO
leaders on management and public relations techniques and the
workings of Western institutions such as NATO and the EU.
Institute for Mass Information
$24,000
To investigate cases in which journalists have been subjected to
pressure because of their professional activities. Emergency groups
will travel to regions and gather information about the cases in
which journalists have been harassed, make recommendations and offer
help and advice to the journalists. At the end of the project, IMI
will publish a report, Freedom of Speech in the Year of Elections.
International Republican
Institute (IRI)
$220,000
To conduct a short-term observation mission of the Ukrainian
elections. IRI will deploy a team of 22 delegates and staff members
to Kyiv and eight different regions of Ukraine. On election day,
each team of two will visit between 15 and 20 polling stations and
will prepare a written report as part of the post-election
statement, to be presented in Kyiv.
Kharkiv Center for Women's
Studies (KCWS)
$50,000
To continue its leadership training programs for young women from
Ukraine. KCWS will train two groups of active young women in
leadership, human rights, gender issues and policy development. KCWS
will also organize its Girls' World essay contest and build contacts
among alumna of both programs.
Kharkiv Human Rights Protection
Group
$42,575
To improve the human rights climate in Ukraine by drawing attention
to human rights violations. KHPG will monitor violations and pending
legislation and will train other NGOs to recognize and address
violations. KHPG will also continue to publish several periodicals
and a series of books on human rights issues.
Lion Society
$25,000*
To strengthen civil society in the eastern and southern regions of
Ukraine. The Lion Society will conduct a series of seminars for NGO
leaders and civic activists that will focus on the idea of civil
society, NGO management and teamwork and forming partnerships with
local government.
Luhansk Regional Organization
"Public Education and Legal Assistance"
$31,046*
To conduct a program of legal aid and civic education in the region
of Luhansk. PELA will offer legal assistance through eight public
reception offices; publish a series of leaflets and brochures on the
legal defense of one's rights and produce 23 of its Legal Aid
broadcasts for local radio. In particular the program will focus on
voting rights.
Maidan Grassroots Information
Resource Center
$17,991*
To recruit and train volunteer reporters to carry out grassroots
journalism. The reporters, who will come from throughout Ukraine,
will then return to their regions, where they will report on civil
society events and on opportunities for ordinary citizens to
participate in their regions' civic life, particularly in connection
with the 2004 presidential and 2006 parliamentary elections.
Open Society Foundation
$50,000*
To provide Ukrainian voters with information about the activities of
their elected representatives in the Verkhovna Rada. The Foundation
will produce a quarterly report on the activities of deputies,
political parties and factions which will detail voting records,
attendance and legislative activity.
Regional Information Center for
Women (RICW)
$25,000
To expand its network of resource centers. RICW will add three new
centers in Kirovohrad oblast and continue its program of training
and publication to support local NGO networks. RICW will also
organize a total of 25 training events and will publish a series of
brochures on democracy, human rights and accountable government.
School for Policy Analysis of
the Kyiv-Mohyla Academy (SPA)
$25,000
To help Ukrainian voters make informed choices by analyzing and
distributing information about candidates' programs and campaign
strategies. SPA will convene an analytical group that will produce
reports and articles on candidates' platforms and strategies that
will be distributed to other organizations and will serve as the
basis for a national radio program.
Smoloskyp, Inc.
$61,766*
To develop the leadership skills of Ukraine's next generation.
Smoloskyp will organize a series of democracy workshops and seminars
for young leaders focusing on globalization, democratization and
national identity. Smoloskyp will also continue a series of
publications on democracy and Ukrainian politics.
Telekritika
$50,000*
To analyze the Ukrainian media and to provide a forum for widespread
public discussion of media issues. Telekritika will maintain its
website and will monitor the main television networks' coverage of
the 2004 presidential election. Telekritika will also produce a
weekly radio program; provide content to Ukrainian and foreign
newspapers and publish its own journal.
Ukrainian-American Bureau for
the Protection of Human Rights
$40,000*
To analyze the interaction of civil society and government. The
Bureau will interview high-level officials in-depth and carryout a
survey of lower-level officials in order to publish concrete
recommendations for future action. The Bureau will also translate
American legal textbooks into Ukrainian for distribution to law
schools and libraries.
Ukrainian Center for Economic
and Political Studies (Razumkov Center)
$50,000*
To publish its analytical journal, National Security and Defense.
The Center's journal provides indepth analysis of major political
and policy issues and will focus on importance to the presidential
elections. The Center will also organize a series of roundtables on
the issues covered by the journal.
Ukrainian Center for
Independent Political Research
$49,980*
To promote civil society and fair elections. The Center will
investigate government responsiveness to requests for information,
organize a national conference on NGOs' role in the elections
process, analyze and make recommendations regarding pending
legislation and assist other NGOs and the media on issues of public
policy.
Ukrainian Congress Committee of
America
$45,000*
To encourage dialogue between presidential candidates and the
electorate. The Committee will hold 12 town hall meetings to bring
the major presidential candidates to cities in central and eastern
Ukraine. Voters will be able to submit written questions to the
candidates who will have a chance to present their positions, to
pose questions to others and to ask questions of the audience.
Ukrainian Youth Association of
Ukraine
$25,000*
To help young Ukrainians play a more active role in their country's
politics. The Association will conduct two series of seminars that
will teach the basic principles of election law and techniques for
monitoring elections. After the elections, the same participants
will undergo training in NGO management, in order to promote ongoing
participation in Ukraine's political process.
Ukrainska Pravda (UP)
$43,485*
To provide independent unbiased coverage of Ukrainian politics.
Ukraine's most prominent Internet newspaper will provide extensive
coverage of the presidential election and other political issues in
Kyiv and the region.
Young Rukh
$49, 370
To conduct a nationwide campaign to mobilize and educate young
voters during the 2004 presidential election campaign. Young Rukh
will train teams of observers from universities throughout Ukraine
and encourage university rectors to pledge not to interfere with
students' voting.
Youth Alternative
$80,520*
To continue its internship program, "Students for Parliament." Youth
Alternative will arrange for 55 students to intern in the Verkhovna
Rada, Ukraine's parliament. A further 35 students will intern with
local legislatures in seven cities. During their internships, Youth
Alternative will organize training sessions and seminars to develop
the leadership skills of its interns.
Youth Alternative
$20,000
To conduct an extensive get-out-the-vote campaign targeting
Ukrainian youth in 15 cities. Youth Alternative will prepare
brochures on youth participation, preventing electoral fraud and the
platforms of major candidates. A network of volunteers will
distribute these brochures outside the entrances to universities
while speaking with students about the importance of participating
in the election.
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Uzbekistan
A) Political Process
$60,000*
To assist citizens in ten regions in forming voters' initiative
groups and following the complicated procedures required to nominate
candidates. The program will teach citizens about the provisions of
the electoral law and encourage them to become politically active in
their districts.
B) Freedom of Information
$80,930
To provide independent sources of news and information. NED funded
programs will publish an independent journal and three electronic
newsletters. These publications publicize instances of human rights
abuses and censorship. The programs support a network of regional
correspondents who provide regular reporting from all parts of the
country with a particular focus on NGO activity, civil society and
human rights.
C) Human Rights
$107,149
To bolster the organizational capacity of Uzbekistan's human rights
defenders. A small grants program will bolster the organizational
capacity of new indigenous NGOs and enable them to conduct a wide
range of human rights documentation and advocacy programs. NED
sponsored programs will monitor trials, transcribe court
proceedings, provide legal advice to victims of human rights
violations, and represent victims before various courts, tribunals
and other institutions. NED grantees support advocate measures for
penal and judicial reform in Uzbekistan. They assist death row
inmates in obtaining due process, provide legal assistance to the
families of death row inmates so that they may undertake proper
procedures to stay the execution and distribute information
regarding capital cases among NGOs and international institutions.
D) Public Opinion Polling
$9,794*
To conduct its second annual study of the attitudes prevailing among
the youth. The program works with universities to conduct polling
among the youth on issues including the parliamentary elections,
social problems such as corruption and youth perceptions of their
role in society. The results are published as a booklet and on the
Internet.
Central Asia / Caucasus
Regional
Fund for Legal and Economic Reform in Kyrgyzstan
$37,604*
To maintain a human rights network and train human rights activists
in the Fergana Valley region of Central Asia. The project will
include a series of training seminars for human rights activists, a
regional monthly news publication, consultation and technical
assistance to human rights NGOs and a website and database for human
rights information and organizations.
Tsentral'naia Aziya i Kavkaz
(Central Asia and the Caucasus Journal)
$49,980*
To publish a journal of analysis and commentary on Central Asia and
the Caucasus on a bimonthly basis. Funding will be used to print
1,700 Russian-language copies of each edition, maintain the
journal's website and gather research materials on the area.
http://www.ned.org/grants/04programs/grants-eurasia04.html
Организации-члены партнерской
сети Международной программы стипендий Фонда Форда:
Российская государственная
библиотека (г.Москва)
Саратовская Государственная Академия Права (г. Саратов)
Ассоциация кинообразования и медиапедагогики России (г. Таганрог)
Алтайская краевая общественная организация "Проект Развития" (г.
Барнаул)
ООО "Научные проекты и интернет технологии"(г. Москва)
Юридический факультет Марийского государственного университета (г.
Йошкар-Ола)
Тюменский государственный нефтегазовый университет (г. Тюмень)
Мурманская ассоциация журналисток (г. Мурманск)
Читинский государственный университет (г. Чита)
Ассоциация выпускников американских обменных программ Саратовской
области "АМЕРОС" (г. Саратов)
"Пропповский Центр: гуманитарные исследования в области традиционной
культуры" (г. С.Петербург)
Газета студентов экономического факультета Воронежского
Государственного аграрного университета им. К.Д. Глинки (г. Воронеж)
Санкт-Петербургский благотворительный общественный фонд "Общество
бурятской культуры "Ая-Ганга" (г. Санкт-Петербург)
Русско-Американский центр обучения и межкультурной коммуникации
"ИНТЕРЛИНГВА" (г. Киров)
НОУ "Школа иностранных языков "Уникум" (г.Пенза)
Международная Ассоциация студентов, изучающих экономику и
управление, AIESEC (г.Саратов)
Саратовская региональная общественная организация "Культурный обмен"
(г. Саратов)
Рыбинская торгово-промышленная палата (г.Рыбинск)
Региональный Центр международного академического и делового
сотрудничества Воронежского государственного университета (г.
Воронеж)
Восточно-Сибирская государственная академия культуры и искусств (г.
Улан-Удэ)
Общественный фонд "НИЗАМ" (г. Грозный)
Мордовский государственный университет им. Огарева (г. Саранск)
Санкт-Петербургская общественная организация помощи лицам без
определенного места жительства "Ночлежка" (г. Санкт-Петербург)
OOO "УралМедИнфо" (г. Челябинск)
Межвузовский Центр международного сотрудничества и академической
мобильности при Омском государственном педагогическом университете
(г. Омск)
Евразийский открытый университет (г. Москва)
Ассоциация менеджеров культуры (г. Москва)
Российский государственный профессионально- педагогический
университет, Региональный центр международного сотрудничества
(г.Екатеринбург)
Некоммерческое партнерство "Центр делового развития" (г.
Санкт-Петербург)
Некоммерческое образовательное учреждение "Менеджмент, маркетинг и
финансы" (г.Хабаровск)
Муниципальное учреждение "Дом Европы" (г.Иркутск)
Государственный университет-Высшая школа экономики (г.Москва)
Казанская архитектурно-строительная академия (г.Казань)
Институт леса им. В.Н.Сукачева СО РАН (г.Красноярск)
МОО "Центр иностранных инвестиций" (г.Ярославль)
Челябинская государственная Академия культуры и искусств
(г.Челябинск)
Морской государственный университет имени адмирала Г.И. Невельского
(г.Владивосток)
Мурманский государственный технический университет (г.Мурманск)
Ассоциация Студентов-Физиков СПбГУ (г.Санкт-Петербург)
Общественная организация "Молодежная инициатива" (г.Тамбов)
МОУ "Научно-методический центр" (г.Кемерово)
Консалтинговая компания "Graduate" (г.Москва)
Марийский государственный университет (г.Йошкар-Ола)
Институт управления и инноваций авиационной промышленности
(г.Ростов-на-Дону)
МЦДО "Поиск" (с.Сергиевск, Самарской области)
"Международный образовательный центр" (г.Комсомольск-на-Амуре)
Агентство общественных инициатив (г.Красноярск)
Общественная молодежная организация "Межвузовское студенческое
содружество" (г.Орел)
"Центр корпоративного обучения" (г.Улан-Уде)
Самарский филиал Университета Российского образования (г.Самара)
"Александровский центр ремесел" (г.Александров, Владимирская
область)
"Сибирский Медиа-институт" (г.Красноярск)
Ассоциация учителей английского языка "Пензенская ласточка" (г.
Пенза)
Филиал СПб государственного инженерно-экономического факультета (г.
Чебоксары)
Межнациональный информационный центр (г.Екатеринбург)
Научно-исследовательский центр социологии, экономики и права (г.
Тольятти)
Автономная некоммерческая организация "Наш Кавказ" (г. Махачкала)
Дальневосточный центра "Лидерство завтра" (г.Владивосток)
Самарский государственный педагогический университет (г.Самара)
Вологодский государственный технический университет (г. Вологда)
Нижегородский государственный архитектурно-строительный университет
(г.Нижний Новгород)
Омский государственный промышленно-экономический колледж ( г.Омск)
Государственное образовательное учреждение средняя
общеобразовательная школа №604 (г.Зелиноград)
Международная Ассоциация студентов, изучающих экономику и
управление, AIESEC (г.Самара)
"АРКО-Аудит" (г.Новосибирск)
Библиотечно-информационный центр МО "Выборгский район Ленинградской
области" (г.Выборг)
Центр по защите прав человека Республики Дагестан (г.Махачкала)
ООО "Шестой канал" (г.Ульяновск)
Фонд развития некоммерческих организаций "Школа НКО" (г.Москва)
Нижегородский ресурсный центр "Детство без насилия и жестокости" (г.
Нижний Новгород)
Центр развития деловых коммуникаций (г.Мурманск)
Центр украинистики и беларусистики МГУ им.Ломоносова (г.Москва)
Сургутский государственный университет (г.Сургут)
Женская общественная организация "Ярославна" (г.Костромукша,
Карелия)
Воронежский Государственный Педагогический Университет (г.Воронеж)
Институт международного менеджмента Томского политехнического
университета (г.Томск)
АНО "Ради будущего" (г.Смоленск)
"Центр Делового Развития" (г.Санкт-Петербург)
"Мост дружбы" (г.Арсеньев, Приморский край)
Общественная организация "Гуманитарный проект" (г.Новосибирск)
Астраханское областное государственное учреждение "Государственный
архив Астраханской области" (г. Астрахань)
Российский государственный педагогический университет им. А.И.
Герцена (г.Санкт-Петербург)
Вятский государственный гуманитарный университет (г. Киров)
МОУ "Клюквинская средняя общеобразовательная школа (Верхнекетский
район Томской области)
Институт дистанционного образования Ульяновского государственного
технического университета (г.Ульяновск)
Межрегиональная общественная организация "Дальневосточная
Экологическая комиссия" (г.Уссурийск)
Новосибирский молодежный центр (г.Новосибирск)
Филиал Московского государственного университета технологий и
управления в городе Ростов-на-Дону (г.Ростов-на-Дону)
Уральский государственный экономический университет (г.Екатеринбург)
Центр молодежной политики Тверского государственного технического
университета (г.Тверь)
Высшая школа народных искусств (институт) (г.Санкт-Петербург)
Лаборатория Культурной Визуальной Антропологии (г.Пермь)
Автономная некоммерческая организация "Молодежная ассоциация
студентов Тольяти" (г.Тольяти)
Автономная некоммерческая ассоциация "Социальная помощь бездомным"
(г.Владимир)
Информационно-консультационный центр (г.Озерск, Калининградской
области)
Региональная общественная организация "Сударыня" (г.Таганрог)
Омский институт (филиал) "Российского государственного
торгово-экономического университета" (г.Омск)
OOO "Алекс трэвел" (г.Москва)
Художественное содружество "Дерево Мира" (г.Новороссийск)
"Врачи детям" (г.Санкт-Петербург)
Пермская государственная медицинская академия (г.Пермь)
Некоммерческое партнерство "Универсальный клуб" (г.Саратов)
Общественный экологический центр Республики Саха (г.Якутск)
Клуб выпускников Московского государственного университета
(г.Москва)
Воронежский институт высоких технологий (г.Воронеж)
Фонд будущих поколений Республики Саха (Якутия) (г.Якутск)
ООО "Хот Инглиш Мэгазин" (г.Санкт-Петербург)
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Зачем России НПО?
2006
Президент Путин: "Российские НПО -
дело исключительно самих россиян".
На прошлой неделе центральные
СМИ опубликовали заявление Центра общественных связей ФСБ о том, что
после разоблачения четырех британских шпионов, один из которых
занимался распределением грантов среди российских некоммерческих
организаций, ФСБ проверит правозащитные организации, получающие
деньги у зарубежных грантодателей.
В чем же причина таких мер и
почему Президент с самого начала так жестко комментировал
необходимость закона об НПО?
Казалось бы, ну получают люди
деньги из Конгресса Вашингтона или Бундестага, ну проявили власти
заграничных государств добрую волю и организовали какое-то
количество рабочих мест для российских граждан. Что в этом плохого?
Тем более, что небезызвестный фонд Сороса отложился в умах миллионов
наших сограждан как фонд содействия России: о том, что Сорос
"прославился" во многих странах своей подрывной деятельностью,
многие россияне даже и не подозревают.
Мало кто осознает, в чем именно
состоит опасность подобных общественных и некоммерческих
организаций. По данным ФСБ, сегодня на территории Российской
Федерации функционируют тысячи неправительственных организаций, из
которых только около 10 процентов имеют официальную регистрацию
Минюста. Большинство из них созданы и финансируются под патронажем
правительственных и общественных организаций США и их союзников по
НАТО.
Объяснить вред и даже опасность
теперь уже сложнее, чем просто их запретить...
И все же. Первое: все
некоммерческие организации, несмотря на их "разношерстность", четко
структурированы и, как говорится, "заточены" под конкретную
деятельность в различных сферах государства - образование,
экономика, ВПК, в сферах высоких технологий, медицине, обществе и т.
д. Второе: США в финансировании различных некоммерческих
организаций, в том числе и правозащитных фондов, занимает лидирующие
позиции, и решение, кому давать деньги, а кому нет, четко зависит от
того, собирается ли проситель гранта отстаивать правильно и истинно
демократические интересы.
Вот несколько примеров.
Американский совет преподавателей русского языка и литературы
(АСПРЯЛ) проводит исследования и разрабатывает программы и учебные
материалы для российских школьников. Несложно представить, что за
учебные материалы могут получить наши дети от этой организации, чья
миссия состоит в содействии развитию демократии и гражданского
общества, естественно, строго американского образца.
А вот латвийский комитет по
правам человека не будет никогда получателем какого-либо гранта,
поскольку отстаивает интересы русскоязычных школьников и их права
обучаться на родном языке. Это неинтересно. Куда интереснее фонд
Брауна, который финансировался правительством и министерством
обороны США и занимался в России содействием конверсии оборонной
промышленности, другими словами, помогая вместо танков и самолетов
делать какие-то кастрюли и что-то там еще подобное...
В этой же нише работает и Фонд
солдатских матерей, для которого сам факт существования Российской
армии - это зло. А американский фонд гражданских исследований и
развития создан для поддержки ученых и инженеров. Он занимается тем,
что обеспечивает работой лучшие умы России, но уже, естественно, на
благо других государств. Собственно, все слышали об "оттоке
российских мозгов за границу". Кстати, российские ученые - это
особая статья дохода в правительствах разных иностранных государств.
Например, у нас действует как минимум четыре только германских
фонда, чья направленность - научная деятельность.
Уже сам факт существования
фондов, финансируемых из-за рубежа, вызывает вопрос: а какой,
собственно, у них интерес, если организации не коммерческие, т. е.
не стремятся получить выгоду, выраженную в каком-то денежном
эквиваленте.
А интерес иной и более
масштабный! Грантодателям необходимо получить как можно больше
информации о государстве изнутри (что еще дороже, чем деньги) и
затем пытаться влиять на политические и общественные процессы.
Госдепартамент США неожиданно
бурно прореагировал с самого начала обсуждения поправок к закону об
НПО, потребовав в ультимативном тоне немедленно приостановить
принятие этих поправок. При этом Госдеп недвусмысленно дал понять,
что от хода работы над поправками будет зависеть позиция США по
вопросу принятия России в ВТО (США входит в число шести стран, с
которыми России осталось согласовать позиции о вхождении в эту
организацию).
Казалось бы, какое дело
Вашингтону до российских общественных и некоммерческих объединений?
Но в том-то все и дело, что в
современных условиях именно общественные неправительственные
организации, объединения и фонды становятся главными проводниками
глобализации и американизации. Там, где Вашингтон напрямую не может
влиять на политические процессы, результаты выборов или итоги
референдумов, в дело вступают неправительственные организации,
которые действуют зачастую как "пятая колонна".
Именно поэтому США так важен
пункт в нашем национальном законодательстве о возможности
финансирования деятельности этих организаций из-за рубежа.
Прикрываясь часто вполне
невинными целями и задачами, множество неправительственных
организаций и фондов пронизывают всю структуру российского общества,
особенно в зонах повышенной взрывоопасности. На Северном Кавказе, в
Поволжье, национальных республиках. Формально они занимаются самыми
нейтральными задачами: собирают информацию, налаживают систему
образования, выдают гранты на исследования и помогают развивать
локальные культуры. На самом деле эти структуры выполняют функции
подрывных систем, являясь элементами той сетевой войны, которую
ведет США против всех. И против своих союзников, и против своих
противников, и против нейтральных сил. В учебнике по сетевым войнам
американского вице-адмирала Сибровски это называется операциями
"базового эффекта". Неприметная (а внешне вполне благородная)
деятельность международных неправительственных организаций, не
провозглашая никаких политических-целей и задач, на самом деле
активно влияет на социальные процессы общественного строения,
организуя под благовидным предлогом широкие группы активных людей, в
первую очередь интеллигенцию, ученых, молодежь, религиозных и
культурных деятелей. И в результате этой разнообразной и внешне
никак не связанной между собой деятельности в различных направлениях
происходит "базовый эффект", отражающийся в настроениях,
электоральных предпочтениях и идеологическом настрое широких масс.
Головная структура, куда
сходятся нити огромного количества неправительственных организаций,
- это Freedom house (Дом Свободы), распложенный в США и
возглавляемый бывшим директором ЦРУ Джеймсом Вулсли. Фактически мы
имеем дело с разведывательной деятельностью эпохи информационного
общества, которая проводится, в отличие от традиционных форм
шпионажа, почти открыто. Мы видели, какую роль неправительственные
организации и фонды сыграли в Сербии, Грузии, Украине. В том случае,
когда у США и их ставленников не хватало сил осуществить переворот
политическими средствами (с помощью выборов), они прибегали именно к
этим неправительственным организациям, оперативно мобилизуя их сеть
в необходимые массовки. Поэтому госдепартамент США и озабочен
российским законодательством в этой сфере, откуда по предложению
лично Путина были изъяты моменты, связанные с возможностью
зарубежного финансирования.
Американцы надеялись на
"увлеченность" Путиным либеральными теориями и предполагали (как
обычно они поступали во времена Горбачева и Ельцина) обвести нас
вокруг палеьца дважды: продавить устраивающий их закон об НПО и
позже, с показной неохотой, согласиться на наше вступление в ВТО.
Безупречная схема для них и - совершенно неприемлемая для нас.
К счастью, американский трюк не
прошел, мы законодательно закрепили свою позицию, которую жестко
сформулировал Президент Путин: "Российские НПО - дело исключительно
самих россиян".
Да, это дело России как
суверенной державы. Сильная и осознающая свой потенциал и
стратегический масштаб Россия не нуждается ни в ВТО, ни в НПО. И
последовательная национальная политика логично ведет к поиску иных
моделей модернизации и в экономическом, и в социальном смысле.
Так, вроде банальный закон об
общественных и некоммерческих организациях вполне может стать
судьбоносным и ознаменовать собой водораздел между
горбачевско-ельцинской инерцией безвременья и началом становления
новой России - единой, сильной и неделимой. Свободной и не зависящий
ни от кого, но открытой для партнерства и сотрудничества.
Александр Дугин, Руководитель
Центра геополитических экспертиз
http://www.anti-orange.com.ua/article/noelections/65/55286 |
Фонд
"Евразия". Основное финансирование от Агентства США по
Международному Развитию (USAID). Главный офис фонда - в Вашингтоне,
Округ Колумбия.
