WHAT IS THE REGIONAL SERVICE LEARNING AWARD?

The Regional Service-Learning Award (RSLA) is an international award competition intended for actors implementing service-learning projects in Central and Southeastern Europe.

The aim of the award is to recognize the efforts and work of institutions, organizations, and nonformal groups in developing service-learning projects that encourage active youth citizenship within the formal education system or through nonformal education and youth work.

The main goal of the Regional Service Learning Award is to recognize and honor outstanding service-learning initiatives that are innovative, effective, and have a significant impact on individuals and communities in Central and Southeastern Europe.

WHO CAN APPLY?

The Regional Service Learning Award recognizes service-learning projects in two general categories:

The category of educational institutions, and

The category of nonformal groups/civil society organizations.

Before submitting your application, please review the Terms and Conditions for the category you are applying to.

The Terms and Conditions for educational institutions are available HERE.
The Terms and Conditions for informal groups/civil society organizations are available HERE.

WHY APPLY?

In addition to promotion and the opportunity to become part of an international network, your institution, organization, or informal group can receive a financial award or recognition for the top three projects in both categories.

HOW TO APPLY?

Visit the RSLA website, where you can find more information about the competition and how to apply.

Application form for educational institutions

Application form for informal groups/civil society organizations

APPLICATION DEADLINE

The call for applications is open from May 15 to July 14, 2024, until 11:59 PM.

For any additional information, you can write to us at montenegro@forum-mne.com or contact us at +382 69 355 139.

This activity is part of the project “Active Young Citizens for Peace and Progress”, implemented by MIOS (Bosnia and Herzegovina) in partnership with TOKA (Kosovo) and Forum MNE (Montenegro). The project is supported through the regional grant “SMART Balkan – Civil Society for a Connected Western Balkans,” a regional project implemented by the Center for Civil Society Promotion (CPCD), the Center for Research and Policy Making (CRPM), and the Institute for Democracy and Mediation (IDM), and financially supported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of Norway.