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* Enhanced Access to Social Rights – VYRE’s Contribution and Role in Young Refugees’ Integration / France - International Study Session / 14 - 20 February, 2011 * The North Meets The South / Portugal - Study Visit / 06 – 11 March, 2011 * Human Rights Education with Children / Albania - Training Course / 10 – 17 March, 2011 * 2nd International Youth Meeting: European Citizen – Where are you? / Serbia - International Youth Training Course / 23 May - 01 June 2011 * The Show of the Cultures / Spain - International Youth Exchange / 04 – 12 July, 2011 * Together For Europe / Romania, The Czech Republic, Italy - Youth Exchange / 22 – 26 June; 28 – 30 June; 02 – 05 July 2011
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Title :
Frame :
International Study Session
Dates :
14 - 20 February, 2011
Venue :
Strasbourg, France
Host Organization :
Voices of Young Refugees in Europe (VYRE), Budapest, Hungary
Youth A.R.T. Participants :
Mr. Rıza Memiş
Partner Countries
and Org.:
Participants will come from various member countries of Counsil of Europe.
Summary :
The aim and objectives of the Study Session
This is the second study session of VYRE. It’s concept emerged after the first study session organized by VYRE in June 2009 (Active participation as a tool for social inclusion: The current challenges of refugee youth), where access to social rights was identified as a crucial prerequisite for social inclusion and integration. During that study session the members of VYRE had the opportunity to discuss social inclusion more on a conceptual level. It was agreed that all the discussions and conclusions go back to the level of practical social rights, access to them and barriers to exercise them on a grassroots level, and that both concept and social rights still need to be explored further.
Therefore, the study session will seek to identify obstacles in accessing and progressively realizing social rights, as also their role in achieving social inclusion. Also, the study session will result in suggestions of possible solutions to the issues identified.
The study session will use tools of non-formal education and ICL, as the said have proven to be educationally conducive to the aims and purposes of VYRE.
The aim of the study session is to explore ways for improving access to social rights for young refugees at grassroots levels and increase young refugees’ social inclusion opportunities.
The objectives are:
- To deepen understanding of what social rights are and what is their relation to social inclusion
- To identify challenges in (progressive) realization of social rights at grassroots level.
- To present CoE’s standpoint on social rights/HR and social inclusion.
- To identify concrete examples, at grassroots level, showing how better access to social rights means better social inclusion.
- To look for possible solutions, through rights based approach, to improve access to social rights of young refugees at local realities.
- To identify specific needs of young refugees those differ them from youth generally.
Date and Place
The Study Session will take place in Strasbourg, at the European Youth Centre, on 14 (arrival date) – 20 (departure date) February 2011.
Enrolment Fee
The enrolment fee for study sessions is € 45 per participant. The fee is deducted from the reimbursement of travel expenses.
Travel and Visa expenses
Travel expenses and visas are borne by the DYS, in accordance with its financial provisions (on presentation of the relevant receipts). Only participants who have attended the entire meeting can be reimbursed. Please note that you are requested to use the most economical route to reach Strasbourg (e.g. economy class air-ticket etc).
Accommodation
Board and lodging are provided and paid for by the Directorate of Youth and Sport at the European Youth Centre Strasbourg.
Application Procedure and Selection of Participants
32 participants will be selected on the basis of the profile outlined above by the Preparatory Team. The team will try to respect the organisations’ priorities as far as possible, but also to ensure a geographical balance, gender balance, different types of experiences, cultural backgrounds, organisations, and institutions. The motivation and experiences of the individual participants are among the criteria taken into consideration during the selection process. Selected candidates will be informed by end of April 2009. A waiting list may be drawn up.
Deadline for Applications
Application forms must reach VYRE by 03 December 2010 at the latest, by e-mail (vyre.net@gmail.com).
This is the second study session of VYRE. It’s concept emerged after the first study session organized by VYRE in June 2009 (Active participation as a tool for social inclusion: The current challenges of refugee youth), where access to social rights was identified as a crucial prerequisite for social inclusion and integration. During that study session the members of VYRE had the opportunity to discuss social inclusion more on a conceptual level. It was agreed that all the discussions and conclusions go back to the level of practical social rights, access to them and barriers to exercise them on a grassroots level, and that both concept and social rights still need to be explored further.
Therefore, the study session will seek to identify obstacles in accessing and progressively realizing social rights, as also their role in achieving social inclusion. Also, the study session will result in suggestions of possible solutions to the issues identified.
The study session will use tools of non-formal education and ICL, as the said have proven to be educationally conducive to the aims and purposes of VYRE.
The aim of the study session is to explore ways for improving access to social rights for young refugees at grassroots levels and increase young refugees’ social inclusion opportunities.
The objectives are:
- To deepen understanding of what social rights are and what is their relation to social inclusion
- To identify challenges in (progressive) realization of social rights at grassroots level.
- To present CoE’s standpoint on social rights/HR and social inclusion.
- To identify concrete examples, at grassroots level, showing how better access to social rights means better social inclusion.
- To look for possible solutions, through rights based approach, to improve access to social rights of young refugees at local realities.
- To identify specific needs of young refugees those differ them from youth generally.
Date and Place
The Study Session will take place in Strasbourg, at the European Youth Centre, on 14 (arrival date) – 20 (departure date) February 2011.
Enrolment Fee
The enrolment fee for study sessions is € 45 per participant. The fee is deducted from the reimbursement of travel expenses.
Travel and Visa expenses
Travel expenses and visas are borne by the DYS, in accordance with its financial provisions (on presentation of the relevant receipts). Only participants who have attended the entire meeting can be reimbursed. Please note that you are requested to use the most economical route to reach Strasbourg (e.g. economy class air-ticket etc).
Accommodation
Board and lodging are provided and paid for by the Directorate of Youth and Sport at the European Youth Centre Strasbourg.
Application Procedure and Selection of Participants
32 participants will be selected on the basis of the profile outlined above by the Preparatory Team. The team will try to respect the organisations’ priorities as far as possible, but also to ensure a geographical balance, gender balance, different types of experiences, cultural backgrounds, organisations, and institutions. The motivation and experiences of the individual participants are among the criteria taken into consideration during the selection process. Selected candidates will be informed by end of April 2009. A waiting list may be drawn up.
Deadline for Applications
Application forms must reach VYRE by 03 December 2010 at the latest, by e-mail (vyre.net@gmail.com).
Coordinator :
Mr. Murat Akbıyık
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P.S. :
Please note that you can apply online for this project not later than December 01 (Wednesday) 23:59.
Download the application form here, fill it carefully, and send it to us on youtharti@yahoo.com
Download the application form here, fill it carefully, and send it to us on youtharti@yahoo.com
Title :
Frame :
YiA - Action 4.3, International Study Visit
Dates :
06 – 11 March, 2011
Venue :
Lisbon, Portugal
Host Organization :
Associação Máquina do Mundo (AMM), Portugal
Youth A.R.T. Participants :
Ms. Büşra Nur Özer
Mr. Bahadır Ülgen
Mr. Bahadır Ülgen
Partner Countries
and Org.:
Summary :
The project "The North Meets The South" will be held in the Lisbon region, in which several preparation meetings, institutional visits (Office of the High Commissioner for Immigration and Intercultural Dialogue, National Center for the Immigrant Support, Office for Intercultural Education and Training, Borders and Immigration Service, etc) and future projects will be thought and organized under the themes of development, cooperation and immigration policies of the several countries, highlighting the intercultural dialogue and the integration of immigrants in the Portuguese and European societies as well as effectively cementing the cooperation between youth organizations.
Using non-formal education methods of intercultural learning, the participants will take part in meetings that will offer different reflections and focus on particular procedures developed in several intercultural and integration projects and Programmes that involve the Portuguese authorities and national NGOs, and on the immigration policy provisions (immigration law, citizenship law, etc) at the local, regional, national and European level.
We expect this study visit to be the starting point of a series of potentially innovative and dynamic projects that will involve youth and immigrants. Thus, only organizations whose areas of intervention focus on the integration of immigrants, intercultural dialogue,
development and cooperation, and on the fight against social exclusion should apply.
Using non-formal education methods of intercultural learning, the participants will take part in meetings that will offer different reflections and focus on particular procedures developed in several intercultural and integration projects and Programmes that involve the Portuguese authorities and national NGOs, and on the immigration policy provisions (immigration law, citizenship law, etc) at the local, regional, national and European level.
We expect this study visit to be the starting point of a series of potentially innovative and dynamic projects that will involve youth and immigrants. Thus, only organizations whose areas of intervention focus on the integration of immigrants, intercultural dialogue,
development and cooperation, and on the fight against social exclusion should apply.
Coordinator :
Mr. Murat AKBIYIK
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P.S. :
Please note that you can apply online for this project not later than December 30 (Thursday) 23:59.
Title :
Frame :
YiA - Action 4.3, International Training Course
Dates :
10 – 17 March, 2011
Venue :
Durres, Arbania
Host Organization :
Youth4Society, Albania
Youth A.R.T. Participants :
Ms. Eda Kesici
Mr. Umut Dere
Mr. Umut Dere
Partner Countries
and Org.:
Youth A.R.T Initiative from Turkiye;
Children First from Albania;
Generator from Serbia;
Center for Intercultural Dialogue from Macedonia;
Blink from The Republic of Kosovo; OSMEH from Serbia;
Foundation for Social Initiatives from Poland;
Associazione Culturale from Italy;
Unesco Youth Club of Thesaloniki from Greece;
Center for Sustainable Community Development from Romania;
Foundation of Ady Endre G.S from Hungary;
ACV from Portugal
Children First from Albania;
Generator from Serbia;
Center for Intercultural Dialogue from Macedonia;
Blink from The Republic of Kosovo; OSMEH from Serbia;
Foundation for Social Initiatives from Poland;
Associazione Culturale from Italy;
Unesco Youth Club of Thesaloniki from Greece;
Center for Sustainable Community Development from Romania;
Foundation of Ady Endre G.S from Hungary;
ACV from Portugal
Summary :
The aim of the project is to improve the competencies of youth leaders which work with children education and promote Comapasitto manual. The training will gather 24 participants from Programme
Countries and South – East Europe and will take place in Durres, Albania from 10-17 March 2011. The idea of our members in local level was presented during a training course titled Equal Participation in Different Groups which was implemented from our association in May 2009 in Albania. The partners kept on working on the new project idea during last months, by keeping in contact via email and by phone and by roping in other reliable partner NGOs from the network of contacts. During the activity methodology will be based in non formal education approach but as well we will explore the specificities and commonality of formal and non formal education contexts in relation to human rights education with children in order to adapt it with children background.
Working methods
A diversity of working methods will be used for learning about human rights and opportunities to experiment with and to evaluate different methods and activities found in Compassito Manual on Human Rights education with children. The practical workshops will be the main element of the program.
Active participation, group and teamwork, learning-by-doing, simulation exercises, groups’ dynamics, interactive role-plays, as well as theoretical inputs, form the basis of the course.
Countries and South – East Europe and will take place in Durres, Albania from 10-17 March 2011. The idea of our members in local level was presented during a training course titled Equal Participation in Different Groups which was implemented from our association in May 2009 in Albania. The partners kept on working on the new project idea during last months, by keeping in contact via email and by phone and by roping in other reliable partner NGOs from the network of contacts. During the activity methodology will be based in non formal education approach but as well we will explore the specificities and commonality of formal and non formal education contexts in relation to human rights education with children in order to adapt it with children background.
Working methods
A diversity of working methods will be used for learning about human rights and opportunities to experiment with and to evaluate different methods and activities found in Compassito Manual on Human Rights education with children. The practical workshops will be the main element of the program.
Active participation, group and teamwork, learning-by-doing, simulation exercises, groups’ dynamics, interactive role-plays, as well as theoretical inputs, form the basis of the course.
Coordinator :
Mr. Murat AKBIYIK
APPLY NOW :
P.S. :
Please note that you can apply online for this project not later than December 30 (Thursday) 23:59.
Title :
Frame :
YiA - Action 4.3, International Youth Training Course
Dates :
23 May - 01 June, 2011
Venue :
Belgrade, Serbia
Host Organization :
CGE Erfurt e.V., Germany with the logistic support of Serbian organizations.
Youth A.R.T. Participants :
1 participant with plenty of experiences in the area.
Partner Countries
and Org.:
CGE Erfurt e.V., Germany;
Youth A.R.T. Initiative,Turkiye;
Walk Together,Albania;
Warm Hand, Albania;
Joetz VZW, Belgium;
Youth centre Kosmos, Bosnia;
Oneworld - Platform for SouhtEast Europe, Bosnia;
BalkanKids Foundation, Bulgaria;
Association Alternativi International, Bulgaria;
Voluntary centre Zagreb, Croatia;
Raplection, Croatia;
Cyprus Youth Council, Cyprus;
NGO European Movement Estonia, Estonia;
Association Migration Solidarite et Echanges pour le Developpement (AMSED), France;
Balkan Amfiktionia - Association of young people of Balkan countries, Greece;
Unesco Youth Club of Thessaloniki, Greece;
HAHA Association (Association for Students and Civil Society in the county of Hajdu-Bihar), Hungary;
Foundation of Ady Endre G.S., Hungary;
Agenzia per la Promozione die Giovani, Italy;
Comune di Torino, Italy;
Association Youth for Society, Latvia;
Association Youth Initiative Group, Lithuania;
Culture Centre in Actio, Lithuania;
Youth association creACTive, Macedonia;
Coalition of Youth Organizations SEGA, Macedonia;
Malta Unesco Youth Association, Malta;
Code-X International, Netherlands;
Stowarzyszenie Polites, Poland;
H2O - Associacao de Jovens de Arrouquelas, Portugal;
Gabinete de Desenvolvimento Associativo e Cidadania, Portugal;
Young Partners for Civil Society Development Association, Romania;
Regional Voluntary Centre, Romania;
OSMEH, Serbia;
Club for Youth empowerment 018, Serbia;
Balkan Initiative for Tolerance BIT, Serbia;
Centrum volneho casu regionalne centrum mladeze (Regional youth centre), Slovakia;
Welcome to Slovakia, Slovakia;
Scientific and research association for art, cultural-educational programmes and technology EPeKa, Slovenia;
Drustvo Mladinski Ceh, Slovenia;
Puente Genils Youth Centre, Spain;
ACD LA HOYA, Spain;
The Department of Education The Municipality of Lidköping, Sweden
Youth A.R.T. Initiative,Turkiye;
Walk Together,Albania;
Warm Hand, Albania;
Joetz VZW, Belgium;
Youth centre Kosmos, Bosnia;
Oneworld - Platform for SouhtEast Europe, Bosnia;
BalkanKids Foundation, Bulgaria;
Association Alternativi International, Bulgaria;
Voluntary centre Zagreb, Croatia;
Raplection, Croatia;
Cyprus Youth Council, Cyprus;
NGO European Movement Estonia, Estonia;
Association Migration Solidarite et Echanges pour le Developpement (AMSED), France;
Balkan Amfiktionia - Association of young people of Balkan countries, Greece;
Unesco Youth Club of Thessaloniki, Greece;
HAHA Association (Association for Students and Civil Society in the county of Hajdu-Bihar), Hungary;
Foundation of Ady Endre G.S., Hungary;
Agenzia per la Promozione die Giovani, Italy;
Comune di Torino, Italy;
Association Youth for Society, Latvia;
Association Youth Initiative Group, Lithuania;
Culture Centre in Actio, Lithuania;
Youth association creACTive, Macedonia;
Coalition of Youth Organizations SEGA, Macedonia;
Malta Unesco Youth Association, Malta;
Code-X International, Netherlands;
Stowarzyszenie Polites, Poland;
H2O - Associacao de Jovens de Arrouquelas, Portugal;
Gabinete de Desenvolvimento Associativo e Cidadania, Portugal;
Young Partners for Civil Society Development Association, Romania;
Regional Voluntary Centre, Romania;
OSMEH, Serbia;
Club for Youth empowerment 018, Serbia;
Balkan Initiative for Tolerance BIT, Serbia;
Centrum volneho casu regionalne centrum mladeze (Regional youth centre), Slovakia;
Welcome to Slovakia, Slovakia;
Scientific and research association for art, cultural-educational programmes and technology EPeKa, Slovenia;
Drustvo Mladinski Ceh, Slovenia;
Puente Genils Youth Centre, Spain;
ACD LA HOYA, Spain;
The Department of Education The Municipality of Lidköping, Sweden
Summary :
With the “2nd International Youth Meeting: European Citizen – Where are you?” we are going to establish a mire stable fundament of active citizenship, participation and non-formal learning. We will bring together project workers, youth leaders, facilitators and other interested youngsters from more than 20 different European countries, from programme countries of the EU and neighboring partner countries from SEE, based on the experiences made in summer 2010 in Germany.
In this spirit, the main aim of the youth meeting is, generally, to support the idea of an active European citizen. We have created a colourful programme, taking place on several floors, which includes a wide-ranging supply of thematic points. Those points are developed and selected in such a manner that they are covering different conditions and connected topics concerning an active European citizenship. However, the theoretical inputs and the discussions supported by political decision-makers and experts in youth work should not only encourage the participants to think about the corresponding topics, the supreme aim is always to derive improvements for the praxis of realising participation projects in the sense of the YOUTH IN ACTION programme of the European Commission.
To have a look at the draft activity program, please contact the project coordinators whose contact details are provided below.
For previous activities within the project, visit Youth A.R.T.’s Past Activities..
In this spirit, the main aim of the youth meeting is, generally, to support the idea of an active European citizen. We have created a colourful programme, taking place on several floors, which includes a wide-ranging supply of thematic points. Those points are developed and selected in such a manner that they are covering different conditions and connected topics concerning an active European citizenship. However, the theoretical inputs and the discussions supported by political decision-makers and experts in youth work should not only encourage the participants to think about the corresponding topics, the supreme aim is always to derive improvements for the praxis of realising participation projects in the sense of the YOUTH IN ACTION programme of the European Commission.
To have a look at the draft activity program, please contact the project coordinators whose contact details are provided below.
For previous activities within the project, visit Youth A.R.T.’s Past Activities..
Coordinator :
Mr. Murat AKBIYIK
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- Applicants will also be asked to fill another form prepared by the host organization. Online applications will be used only to make a short list.
- Incomplete forms will not be evaluated at all.
- Applicants will also be asked to fill another form prepared by the host organization. Online applications will be used only to make a short list.
- Incomplete forms will not be evaluated at all.
P.S. :
Please note that you can apply online for this project not later than February 25 (Friday) 23:59.
Title :
Frame :
YiA - Action 1.1, International Youth Exchange Project
Dates :
04 – 12 July, 2011
Advance Planning Visit will be held in early June with the participation of group leaders only.
Advance Planning Visit will be held in early June with the participation of group leaders only.
Venue :
Boiro, Ribadavia and Santiago de Compostela, Spain
Host Organization :
Omix Boiro, Spain
Youth A.R.T. Participants :
6 participants aged between 18-25
1 group leader without an age limit but plenty of experience in Youth in Action Programme.
* No experience but high motivation is needed!
* Participants are required to have at least basic skills in filming, video editing, folk dances, cooking, and related arts having a traditional value in Turkish culture.
1 group leader without an age limit but plenty of experience in Youth in Action Programme.
* No experience but high motivation is needed!
* Participants are required to have at least basic skills in filming, video editing, folk dances, cooking, and related arts having a traditional value in Turkish culture.
Partner Countries
and Org.:
Omix Boiro, Spain;
Youth A.R.T. Initiative,Turkiye;
New Arts Nijmegen, The Netherlands
Youth A.R.T. Initiative,Turkiye;
New Arts Nijmegen, The Netherlands
Summary :
Background and need
This project was created as a local initiative in the year 2003. Every year a different country invited to participate in a local activity for cultural exchange and learning between Spain and the guest country. As there are many immigrants and foreign people in the village and the number is increasing, we have to create a cultural space for an interaction between people and help to develop tolerance, respect, awareness and rich intercultural learning.
Short description, Sum of the project
We want to organize a multicultural international exchange with more partners from different countries to develop Mostra de las Culturas (The Show Of The Cultures) into a international level. The project consists of different workshops with different areas of each culture – traditional music, dance, gastronomy, games. The last two days will be dedicated to show people the outcomes of the workshops in two public places – in the south of Galicia (Boiro) and the seaside ( Ribadavia) in the North-West of Spain.
To have a look at the draft activity program, please contact the project coordinators whose contact details are provided below.
For previous activities within the project, visit Youth A.R.T.’s Past Activities..
This project was created as a local initiative in the year 2003. Every year a different country invited to participate in a local activity for cultural exchange and learning between Spain and the guest country. As there are many immigrants and foreign people in the village and the number is increasing, we have to create a cultural space for an interaction between people and help to develop tolerance, respect, awareness and rich intercultural learning.
Short description, Sum of the project
We want to organize a multicultural international exchange with more partners from different countries to develop Mostra de las Culturas (The Show Of The Cultures) into a international level. The project consists of different workshops with different areas of each culture – traditional music, dance, gastronomy, games. The last two days will be dedicated to show people the outcomes of the workshops in two public places – in the south of Galicia (Boiro) and the seaside ( Ribadavia) in the North-West of Spain.
To have a look at the draft activity program, please contact the project coordinators whose contact details are provided below.
For previous activities within the project, visit Youth A.R.T.’s Past Activities..
Coordinator :
Mr. Murat AKBIYIK
APPLY NOW :
APPLY PAGE
Incomplete forms will not be evaluated at all.
Incomplete forms will not be evaluated at all.
P.S. :
Please note that you can apply online for this project not later than February 10 (Thursday) 23:59.
For further queries, please contact us.
Title :
Frame :
YiA - Action 1.1, Youth Exchange
Dates :
22 – 26 June 2011 : Romania
28 – 30 June 2011 :The Czech Republic
02 – 05 July 2011 : Italy
28 – 30 June 2011 :The Czech Republic
02 – 05 July 2011 : Italy
Venue :
A number of cities considered cultural symbols of Europe:
Sibiu- Transylvania Region in Romania, Naples in Italy and Prague in The Czech Republic
Host Organization :
The Cultural Foundation "Ileana Mustatza", Romania
Youth A.R.T. Participants :
5 participants aged between 18-25.
* The ultimate selection of participants will be done by the host organization.
* The ultimate selection of participants will be done by the host organization.
Partner Countries
and Org.:
Turkiye
Romania
France
Italy
Hungary
Poland
Greece
The UK
Portugal
Romania
France
Italy
Hungary
Poland
Greece
The UK
Portugal
Summary :
Our project will consist in organizing attractive and enjoyable intercultural activities. These will be intercultural evenings, theatre and carnival, cultural discoveries, multimedia projections and interactive round tables. During the project, the youngsters will have the opportunity to discover the cultural diversity of the European countries and to maintain an active dialogue with other young people from different cultural backgrounds. Also, they will learn more about their cultural traditions and customs.
With this project, we intend to promote the intercultural dialogue and the mutual understanding among young Europeans. We want, also, to promote the various cultural traditions and customs belonging to the European cultural communities. Also, we propose to develop among young Europeans a feeling of tolerance and acceptance of different cultural traditions. Through the proposed activities, we want to contribute to overcoming the cultural barriers between young Europeans and to combat the prejudices against different ethnic groups. Also, we want to promote the fundamental European values among these youngsters. We believe that cultural values represent a bridge between young people from different corners of Europe.
The main theme of our project is the European cultural diversity. The secondary theme is the intercultural tolerance.
To have a look at the draft activity program, please contact the project coordinators whose contact details are provided below.
With this project, we intend to promote the intercultural dialogue and the mutual understanding among young Europeans. We want, also, to promote the various cultural traditions and customs belonging to the European cultural communities. Also, we propose to develop among young Europeans a feeling of tolerance and acceptance of different cultural traditions. Through the proposed activities, we want to contribute to overcoming the cultural barriers between young Europeans and to combat the prejudices against different ethnic groups. Also, we want to promote the fundamental European values among these youngsters. We believe that cultural values represent a bridge between young people from different corners of Europe.
The main theme of our project is the European cultural diversity. The secondary theme is the intercultural tolerance.
To have a look at the draft activity program, please contact the project coordinators whose contact details are provided below.
Coordinator :
Mr. Murat AKBIYIK
APPLY NOW :
APPLY PAGE
Application forms sent earlier are to be taken into considerations. If the applicant doubles the application, the latter one will be evaluated.
Application forms sent earlier are to be taken into considerations. If the applicant doubles the application, the latter one will be evaluated.
P.S. :
Please note that you can apply online for this project not later than February 10 (Thursday) 23:59.
For further queries, please contact us.
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