French Republic Human Rights Prize 2023
This Prize is awarded in recognition and support for the completion of individual or collective projects carried out in the field, in France or abroad, regardless of nationality or borders, to promote and protect human rights anywhere in the world.
2023 Theme
This year’s Prize will be awarded under the theme “Defending the environment and water access”.
Human Rights Prize
- Category Contest
- Organisation France Government
- Country to study–
- School to study–
- Course to study Not specified
- Application Deadline October 15, 2023
Aim and Benefits of Human Rights Prize
The five prize winners will be invited to Paris for the official ceremony. They will receive a medal and share a total sum of €70,000, awarded by the CNCDH and to be used to implement their projects. They may introduce themselves as 2021 laureates of the Human Rights Prize of the French Republic.
Five runners-up will be awarded a “special mention” medal by the French ambassador in their country of origin.
Requirements for Human Rights Prize Qualification
Applications will be accepted from individuals and non-governmental organisations with one or more field projects aimed at:
- Promoting the work of environmental defenders or ensuring their protection;
- Promoting effective access to quality drinking water and effective sanitation;
- Monitoring of water resources in the long term, with the potential to foster better distribution of usages in line with resources.
Projects including a gender perspective or aimed at ensuring the access of vulnerable or disadvantaged persons to their rights will be prioritized, with a focus on fighting exclusion.
Application Deadline
October 15, 2023
How to Apply
The application must be written in French and include:
- A letter of application presented and signed by the president or legal representative of the NGO concerned, or by the individual candidate;
- The application form can be downloaded below and on the CNCDH website.
- This form should present, in detail, the actions conducted by the association or individual.
- A presentation of the NGO (statutes, operations, etc.), where appropriate.
- The postal address and bank details of the NGO or individual candidate.
Candidates must send their complete application by the deadline of 15 October 2023 to the Secretariat-General of the CNCDH:
- in hard copy: CNCDH – For the attention of Cécile RIOU-BATISTA, TSA 40 720 – 20 avenue de Ségur, 75007 PARIS – France
or - by email to: prixdesdroitsdelhomme@cncdh.fr
The 2023 Prize will be awarded in Paris around 10 December 2023 (Human Rights Day).
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For more details, visit the website.
How to Apply
Interested and qualified? Go to Crick Africa Network (CAN) on www.crick.ac.uk to apply
- Applications will be checked for eligibility including the nationality of the applicant, number of years of postdoc experience and the translational elements of the proposal.
- Proposals will be assessed by the chosen African partner institution, the chosen Crick mentor, as well as an external peer reviewer.
- Shortlisted candidates will be interviewed by the chosen African partner institution.
- An expert panel will convene to assess all interviewed applicants and agree on the successful fellows. Applicants will then be informed of the outcome.
For more details,visit CAN website
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