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Implementing partners for the Youth Connect: Digital citizenship and filtering misinformation/disinformation
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Location:Bangladesh
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Contracting authority: British Council (Bangladesh)
Contracting authority type:NGO
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Objectives: The British Council is inviting proposals for the 'Youth Connect: Digital Citizenship and Filtering Misinformation/Disinformation' project in Bangladesh as part of their global Youth Connect program. This initiative aims to enhance digital literacy among young people and equip them with skills to identify, tackle, and raise awareness about harmful online narratives. The project targets training at least 1,000 young Bangladeshi participants, who will later engage in community projects and raise collective awareness. The overall goals encompass fostering responsible digital citizenship and establishing a network of informed youth leaders to perpetuate change and facilitate long-term advocacy against misinformation.
Eligibility criteria: Eligible organizations can be either for-profit (private sector) or not-for-profit (development sector) entities registered in Bangladesh. These organizations must have a minimum of three y...
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Call for Proposal (cover/summary page): The British Council is the UK’s international organisation for cultural relations and educational opportunities. Founded in 1934, we are a UK charity governed by Royal Charter and a UK public body. Further informati
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