The Democracy Projects Database provides information on some 6,000 projects supported by seven international grant-giving organizations. Users can search for project information by Grantor, Grantee, Country, Region, Year, and Subject Heading.

This database is a secondary source and should be used for informational purposes only. Neither the Democracy Resource Center nor the National Endowment for Democracy is responsible for the content or accuracy of the information listed. Please contact the individual foundations for the primary source of information on their grants program.

Grantor
Grantor refers to the organization making a grant to a group or individual, the grantee, working in the area of democracy promotion. For information concerning specific programs contact the following organizations:

Alfred Mozer Foundation P.O. Box 1310 1000 BH The Netherlands 00 31 20 5512338 Fax : 00 31 20 5512330 www.alfredmozerstichting.nl Fondation Jean Jaurès 12 Cite Malesherbes 750009 Paris, France 01 40 23 24 00 Fax: 01 40 23 24 01 fjj75@calva.net www.jean-jaures.org Fondation Robert Schuman 20 boulevard Raspail 75007 Paris, France (33) 01 53 63 83 00 Fax: (33) 01 53 63 83 01 info@robert-schuman.org www.robert-schuman.org

Rights & Democracy (formerly International Centre for Human Rights and Democratic Development) 1001 East De Maisonneuve Blvd Suite 1100 Montreal (Quebec) H2L 4P9 www.dd-rd.ca National Endowment for Democracy: 1101 Fifteenth Street, NW, Suite 700 Washington, DC, 20005 USA (202) 293-9072 Fax: (202)223-6042 www.ned.org

Swedish International Liberal Centre Luntmakargatan 66 PO Box SE-113 83 Stockholm Sweden (1)+46 8 674 16 00 Fax: (1)+46 8 673 25 91 www.silc.se Westminster Foundation for Democracy 2nd Floor, 125 Pall Mall London, SW1Y 5EA UK 44-0-207-930-0408 Fax: 44-0-207-930-0449 wfd@wfd.org www.wfd.org

Grantee
Grantee refers to the group or individual receiving support to further their work or the work of others in the area of democracy promotion. A subgrantee refers to the group or individual receiving a grant from a grantee to further their work in the area of democracy promotion.

Country
Listed below are countries where democracy promotion grants have been made:

Afghanistan Albania Algeria Angola Argentina Armenia Azerbaijan Bahrain Bangladesh Belarus Benin Bhutan Bolivia Bosnia Hercegovina Botswana Brazil Bulgaria Burkina Faso Burma Burundi Cambodia Cameroon Canada Cape Verde Central African Republic Chile China China Hong Kong China (Tibet) Colombia Congo Brazzaville Congo - Formerly Zaire Costa Rica Cote D Ivoire Croatia Cuba Cyprus Czech and Slovak Republic

Czech Republic Czechoslovakia Democratic Republic of Congo Djibouti Dominica Dominican Republic East Germany East Timor Ecuador Egypt El Salvador Equatorial Guinea Eritrea Estonia Ethiopia Fiji Former Soviet Union Former Yugoslavia Gabon Gambia Georgia Ghana Grenada Guatemala Guinea Guyana Haiti Honduras Hungary India Indonesia Indonesia East Timor Iran Iraq Israel Jordan Kazakhstan Kenya Kuwait Kyrgyzstan

Laos Latvia Lebanon Lesotho Liberia Lithuaniamacao Macedonia Macao Malawi Malaysia Mali Mauritius Mexico Moldova Mongolia Montenegro Morocco Morocco - Western Sahara Mozambique Namibia Nepal Nicaragua Niger Nigeria Northern Ireland North Korea Oman Pakistan Panama Paraguay Peru Philippines Poland Portugal Rawanda Romania Russia Rwanda

Senegal Serbia Seychelles Sierra Leone Slovakia Slovenia Somalia Somaliland South Africa South Korea Sri Lanka St Lucia Sudan Sweden Taiwan Tajikistan Tanzania Tchad Thailand Tibet Togo Tunisia Turkey Turkmenistan Uganda Ukraine Uruguay Uzbekistan Venezuela Vietnam West Bank and Gaza Yemen Yugoslavia - Kosovo Yugoslavia - Serbia Zambia Zimbabwe

Region
Listed below are regions where democracy promotion grants have been made.

Africa Asia Central and Eastern Europe Eurasia

Latin America Middle East Multi-regional

Year
The Democracy Promotion grants in this database were awarded from 1990 to 2005. Contact the individual organization for information on grants given before 1990.

Subject Headings
Listed below are the subject terms used to describe democracy promotion grants:

Business and Economics- Includes support of business associations, training in economics and entrepreneurship, etc.

Conflict Resolution- Includes programs that promote tolerance and resolution of ethnic, religious, or other conflicts.

Education- Includes programs of civic and democratic education.

Elections- Includes programs that provide voter information, support for election monitoring, etc.

Equipment- Includes grants for the provision of equipment to democratic organizations.

Human Rights- Includes support for organizations and activities aimed at promoting human rights.

Labor- Includes support for independent trade unions and for the involvement of trade unionists in democratic activities.

Legislatures- Includes support for programs that provide training and other assistance to legislatures.

Media and Publishing- Includes support for broadcasting (television and radio) and for newspapers, journals, books, and other publications.

Political Parties- Includes training and other assistance to political parties, as well as programs involving party leaders in democratic activities.

Public Policy- Includes support for policy institutes, conferences and other meetings, public opinion surveys, etc.

Rule of Law- Includes support for programs involving judiciaries, constitutional and legal reform, etc.

Women- Includes support for women's organizations and for programs aimed at involving women in democratic activities.

Youth- Includes support for youth organizations and for programs aimed at involving young people in democratic activities.