Stefan Batory Foundation Sapieżyńska 10a 00-215 Warsaw, Poland tel. 48 22 536 02 00 fax 48 22 536 02 20 [email protected] www.batory.org.pl

Annual Report 2015

Annual Report 2015

Stefan Batory Foundation Warsaw 2016 Fundacja im. Stefana Batorego Sapieżyńska 10a 00-215 Warszawa tel. (48-22) 536 02 00 fax (48-22) 536 02 20 [email protected] www.batory.org.pl KRS 0000101194

Konto bankowe: Bank Handlowy I Oddział Warszawa 81 1030 1016 0000 0000 6145 0000 (PLN) 75 1030 1016 0000 0000 6145 0011 (USD) 48 1030 1016 0000 0000 6145 0012 (EUR)

Opracowanie sprawozdania: Anna Plewicka-Szymczak Opracowanie graficzne: Hopla Studio Skład: TYRSA Sp. z o.o.

Nakład: 50 egz. ISSN 1234-7272 We wish to express ourthanks to all our partners, volunteers and donors in Poland and abroad. It is their generosity and assistance that enable us to pursue our activities.

Table of Contents

About the Foundation - 8

Our Donors 10

The Foundation 2015 12

Citizens for Democracy 18

Equal Opportunities and Donor Advised Funds 46

For Belarus 56

Batory Foundation Debates 58

Your Vote, Your Choice 61

Public Integrity 67

Open Europe 73

ECFR Warsaw Office 80

Regional Alcohol and Drug Programme 83

Abbreviated Financial Report 85 8 The Foundation partners with many institutions from Poland and abroad. It is a member of Polish of member a is It abroad. and Poland from institutions many with partners Foundation The engage inmonitoringofpublicinstitutionsandadvocacy efforts. conferences, organize study visits, seminars and workshops, issue publications, run social campaigns, out - alone or in partnership with other organizations – in-house projects: we host public debates and carry also Europe. We Eastern and Central in and Poland in activity benefit public in engaged zations The basic method of the Foundation’s operation involves making grants to non-governmental organi from poorcommunities. undertakesFoundation alsoactivities educational opportunitiesofyoungpeople aimed atequalizing developing internationalcooperation andsolidarity strengthening therole ofcivicinstitutionsinpubliclife improving thequalityofPolishdemocracy involved inthelifeoftheirlocalcommunity, countryandinternationalsociety. Ourprioritiesinclude: actively are who responsibilities, and rights their of aware people of society a – society democratic registered as public charity under Polish law. The mission of the Batory Foundation is to build an open, foundation private independent, an is 1980s, of leaders opposition Polish groupof a lanthropist, and phi and financier American an Soros, George by 1988 in established Foundation, Batory Stefan The About theFoundation Civil SocietyForumattheEU–Russia CivilSocietyForum. Donors Forum, Polish NGOs Abroad, the European Foundation Centre in Brussels, Eastern Partnership • • • NGOs intheinternationalarena. blems among the countries of Central and Eastern Europe. We seek to enhance the role of Polish connected with the processes of political transition, building civil society, and solving social pro experiences of exchange encourage that activities support We Belarus. and Ukraine especially We are committed to closer ties between European Union states and the EU’s eastern neighbors, the publicsphere. on influence their increasecredibility, and their up build activities, their legitimize and sionalize prove the quality of Polish democracy and expand international cooperation. We seek to profes im to working coalitions and organizations non-governmental of development the support We of publicdebateandto“socialize” theprocess ofmaking andimplementingpublicpolicies. levelraisethe to Weseek institutions. public of functioning oversightoverthe promotingsocial to and life public in transparency to committed are We good. common the for responsibility of sense citizens’ strengthening and participation civic increasing at aimed initiatives support We - - - - - Report, togetherwiththelistofgrants awarded andprojects implementedduringtheyear. nances are audited by fi professional auditors and the financial statements are published in the Annual Our www.batory.org.pl. website our on posted is opportunities grant-seeking and activities our on information Up-to-date accountability. and transparency of principles observe we activity our In -

9 About the Foundation 10

Google forfree access toitsAdwords advertisingpackage. media: printed RadioLublin; thank: dly mote the Welike would to raisecampaigns in thepastyearour us helped all who tothank to proand funds as We thank of 1%theirincometax.Withyourhelpwecanothers! We express our gratitude to hundreds of Polish taxpayers who chose our Foundation as a beneficiary ign cultures, religions andcivilizations. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. the Through the from suffering children for therapy and diagnosis provide which organisations to grants choirs. From the donation made by the US-based Gniewczyna Łańcucka secondary school complex. The From Maczuga funds: advised donor in accumulated monies With alize educationopportunitiesofyouthinrural areas andlow-income families. and individual gifts, the by granted funds The donation made by the gramme. the within undertaken activities of part financed we Ministry Foreign Polish from the from received grants from Foundation mainly funded were programmes remaining The and socialexclusion andinitiativestargeting children andyouth. discrimination counteracting institutions, public over scrutiny civic and participation civic of area the a out carried we With funds received from the income taxcontributions. personal 1% the from and individuals and companies by made gifts and donations from institutions, government and private foreign and Polish from grants from 2015 in activities our out carried We Our Donors budget of EUR 37 million offers grants to Polish non-governmental organisations for initiatives in initiatives for organisations non-governmental Polish to grants offers million 37 EUR of budget experts andconsultants Wanda and Jadwiga Chruściel Fund Chruściel Jadwiga and Wanda Equal Opportunities companies and institutions companies andinstitutions and Wt gat fo the from grants With . J&J PutkaSpread Your WingsFunds Citizens forDemocracy

financed grants to organisations running scholarship programmes aimed to equ Quo Vadis GavellFamilyFoundation Agora Foundation who servedus EuropeanArea Economic Mechanism Financial programme. For free advertising space and air time, we wholehearte Beata PawlakFund CentreDialogue and Understanding for Polish-Russian 21. Wiek that provided us material and non-material assistance as well

programme planned for 2014–2016. This programme with programme This 2014–2016. for planned programme pro bono pro we financed scholarships for students and graduates of graduates and students for scholarships financed we , the revenues from the , Kropka TV Kropka Karol Uryga-Nawarowski Foundation we funded annual award for publication on fore we funded scholarships for university students. university for scholarships funded we Iwona Winiarska-Feleszko with theirprofessional adviceandsupport. Sing StaszekJonczykFund , Postępy Biochemii Postępy and the and Małgorzata Szejnert Fund 1% income taxcontributions , Przegląd Techniczny Przegląd

(so called , supported amateur Open Europe Janina & Tomasz Open Society we provided EEA Grants

and , the pro and - - - - - ) Eastern forumdebatesinthe Debates organize helping for the to gratitudeexpress Weour thank JoannaSzczepkowskaWe forreading BeataPawlak dissemination. its in assistance their and Europe” Central from „Letter refugees with solidarity policy.“Security translatingfor Ukraine”.for apeal Poland. Peč an Pavel and WeSherwood Julia thank publication postconference the in works their include us letting for Gallery Labirynt and Tatarczuk Ralko,Vlada Tarkawian, Mariusz SidorekKrzysztof Libel and Mariusz (Twożywo group)Waldemar and texts their publish to consent their granting for Social Magdalena Gazeta Kasprowicz,Wyborcza as Żakowska Tomasz Marta and Woś Jurczyszyn, Rafał Śpiewak, Jan Łukasz Okhotin, Grigoriy Jażdżewski, Kubecka, Leszek Fishman, Mikhail Erbel, the in con debates for and ferences arrangements in assistance substantial their for Konończuk Wojciech and Berdychowska thank We parlamentary elections. and banners of information Special acknowledgements go to Agora S.A. and Filmweb Ltd. for publishing free of charge online ads programme; Aleksandra Suska and Paulina Olczak for ther engagement in organization of organization in engagement ther for Olczak Paulina and Suska Aleksandra programme; experts , Liberté! h cnrbtd hi tm ad fot o upr or rgams Bogumiła programmes: our support to effort and time their contributed who Your Your Choice Vote , Nowa Europa Wschodnia campaign Open Europe Open Europe volunteers and interns volunteers run by the programme. programme action; our intern Ryszard Łuczyn for assisting in the in assisting for Łuczyn Ryszard intern our action; , Your Vote, Your Choice Res Publika Nowa prose attheBeataPawlakAward ceremony. pro bono pro . : Marzena Płudowska and Marcelina Bienias Marcelina and Płudowska Marzena : e thank authors: thank e on PL_RU Club. We thank the artists the thank We Club. PL_RU on and Ferdinand Lassalle Centre for coalition before 25 October Anton Barbashin, Joanna Barbashin, Anton el s ei outlets: media as well - 11 Our Donors 12

Witin Watchdog ForumandDiversity–Together againstdiscrimination. nized three fora for NGO activists from Poland and other countries: Participation Practitioners’ Forum, orga we cooperation international and sparing experience of Framework the In meetings. theses in project, plan, implement and account for projects activities. Altogether organised we gramme European the in and Poland Economic Area countries. As a part oftechnical assistance for the applicants and grantees of the pro in organisations between partnerships bilateral strengthening and addition, In 17 projects thatwill beimplementedby 60organisations. migrants.We awardedused from amounts unspent but previous Wecalls. and granted to million 3.7 PLN refugees assisting been have that organisations last non-governmental proposals of for coalition call a for another summer hold to resolved we Europe, in crisis migration with connection In social exclusion, aswellactivitiestargeting children andyouth. 36,6 milion for projects related to public participation, civic scrutiny, counteracting discrimination and PLN totalling grants 176 in resulting resolved was proposals for call last the 2015 of begining the In in Poland. community non-governmental the for donor largest the years three for us made million 150 PLN of budget the programmeof The Grants). (EEA Mechanism Financial Area Economic European the from the of operation the of year third the was 2015 children initiatives. active voting in elections. Much attention was given to discrimination, social exclusion and youth and public institutions, engage community members in local decision-making and promote informed and in the legislative and public policy process at the local and national level, exercise public scrutiny over involved get to citizens createfor moreimproveto opportunities to participation seeking public tives the In carried outourown projects. Public Integrity Opportunities vided financial support to non-governmental organisations in Poland ( We carried out our activities within nine domestic and international programmes. Three of them pro The Foundation2015 znhp frig atesis ih oa gvrmns n itgaig omnte aon local around communities integrating and governments local with partnerships forming izenship, cit active strengthening at aimed initiatives in engage to groups informal and organisations mental YourVote, Your Choice domestic programmes 31 organisations ) and abroad ( abroad and ) , Open Europe 37 meetingsandworkshops For Belarus received grants totalling grants received , programme organized since 2006 we encouraged local non-govern local encouraged we 2006 since organized programme , particular emphasis was placed on developing and supporting initia supporting and developing on placed was emphasis particular Regional Alcoholand Drug Programme ). In the remaining six ( six remaining the In ). Citizens forDemocracy designed to help them develop the concept of concept the develop them help to designed PLN 1,1million Debates Citizens forDemocracy 815 to support the development the support to , , grant programme funded programme grant NGO activists participated ECFR Warsaw Office Warsaw ECFR Your Vote, Your Choice , Equal ) we ------, community leaders community books, Polish 120 in municipalities residents success: decided on the greatallocations of a portion a of their municipal be budgets. Our guide to out turned programme, our in promoted intensely been have we which budgeting, participatory The choices. election informed make to voters of mobilisation – election local upcoming the of because – and level local the at budgeting participatory introducing mechanism, consultations local a developing assessment, needs localcommunity scenarios: activity munities around local problem solving. This time the participants were offered a choice between four com integrating and governments local with partnerships forming citizenship, active strengthening couraged local non-governmental organisations and informal groups en to engage we in initiatives 2006 aimed at since organized Komorowskiaction Bronisław President of auspices the under awards Government Local Super received participants best The budgeting. citizens develop and introduce space, public of management shared initiatives, local manage to mechanisms introducing centres, cisions about local issues: improved quality of interactions between council members and community problem solving. an interactive online tool that helps identify corruption threats in public procurement. The two-year The procurement. public in threats corruption identify helps that tool online interactive an barometer, risk corruption a develop to working began We otwartyrzad.org.pl. on posted and ped of interest and unfair lobbying. information regulations, government offices, i.e. Prime Minister’s Office and 17ministries for compliance with access topublic of whistleblowers. and cronyism related to conflicts of interest in public life and strengthen the role and legal protection the legislative process and open it up to the voice of citizens, reduce the risks of corruption, nepotism the In were signedby 200organisations andcivicgroups. and strengthen the role of local councils in local legislation and management. The recommendations participation public increase to recommendations of list joint a make to organisations governmental order to improve the democratic nature and openness of local government we partnered with 12 non- In votes. invalid of percentage high a for reasons identify to ballots the examined we Archives, State Electoral Commission and the National Election Office. Due to our partnership with the Directorate of State the i.e. elections, managing for responsible bodies government of efficiency the raise to and candidates and election the about information transparency,improvepublic to recommendations of range a presented we 2014, elections local 2014 during failures management major to response In administration. electoral and parties, political government, local involvement: and attitudes civic on influence major the have that institutions for activities building capacity continued we Furthermore, with specialneeds(votingby proxy, Braille votingcard overlays). before the parliamentary election focused on promoting voting facilities for the elderly and for people methods. voting and dates questions, the about campaign a staged we September, 6 on President the by decreed referendum national the to Prior methods. and procedures voting and elections the of dates the about voters informing at aimed activities on concentrated We projects. system issue political (6 September) last year. Therefore, we a were intensely involved in education and on communication referendum a and elections parliamentary and presidential both had Poland independently decideonwaysofexecuting residents legislativeinitiativepowers. ensure a ruling by the Supreme Administrative Court that confirmed the right of local governments to don conflict of interest case studies and (ii) a guide to conflict of interest of conflict codes to ethical interest guide and of a legislation conflict (ii) don and studies case administration has delivered two learning tools: (i) an online quiz at public in practices interest of conflict the managing in practices good develop to sought that project Public Integrity Participatory Budgeting, ABC of Active Citizenship, Activist’s Toolbox Activist’s Citizenship, Active of ABC Budgeting, Participatory P articipants were offered a choice between five scenarios of involving citizens in de We worked with the Coalition for Open Government to monitor selected national selected monitor to Government Open for Coalition the with worked We . The cooperation of programme experts with the Olsztyn city authorities helped authorities city Olsztyn the with experts programme of cooperation The programme, we concentrated on activities aimed to ensure transparency in transparency ensure to aimed activities on concentrated we programme, openness to public consultations, the capacity to prevent corruption, conflict

As a result, an openness ranking of government ministries was develo­ http://konflikt.batory.org.pl/ were popular among local among popular were Our campaign base - - - - - 13 The Foundation 2015 14 Stefan Batory Foundation We partnered with the Warsaw office of the Friedrich Ebert Foundation to evaluate the prospects of prospects the evaluate to Foundation Ebert Friedrich the of office Warsaw the with partnered We ship betweenthepoliticalsystemandeconomicmodels inbothcountries. meetings of the PL_RU Club: about cities and urban movements in Poland and Russia and the relation Much attention was given to interactions with pro-democratic groups from Russia. We organised two the securitypolicyofbothcountries. on focused time this whith meeting, Forum Ukraine Poland third a including Ukraine, by faced lems prob and challenges the about politicians and experts Ukrainian with debates public and meetings legislative process in Polish parliament and Poland’s electoral system. Moreover, we organised the several about learned They Eurooptimists. of group multi-partisan a from parliament Ukrainian of bers mem young 20 for Poland to visit study a arrangedWearena. international the on society Ukrainian Our of total a received initiatives and organisations civic dozen Several analyses. and research independent develop information; of sources independent to access improve rights, human defend activism, civic stimulate to aimed organisations Belarusian of activities supported we year third the For issues. EU addressingkeyEuropeandebates the expertsin policy-makersand Polish of inclusion the and Union European the of policy foreign cohesive a promote to engaged We countries. Partnership Eastern in initiatives civic and change democratic supporting continued We Belarus. and Russia in circles cratic pro-demo independent of representatives and Ukraine with especially neighbours, immediate its our In ateur choirs. The civilisations. and religionscultures, Pawlak Fund ing and treating children suffering from disorders caused by FAS (Fetal Alcohol Syndrome). The Wings Fund Tomasz Maczuga Fund, Iwona Winiarska Feleszko Fund ( families low-income from Łańcucka, thegeneral’s homecommunity Gniewczyna in School the of graduates and students for scholarships fund to “Monter” Antony aka Chruściel general Uprising, Warsaw the of commanders the of one of daughters by established was The year. last funds advised donor our joined project new A donations from individualsandcompanies1%personalincometaxcontributions. to due possible made was programme this for Funding 2014/2015. year school the for scholarships 780 fund to helped sources other from organisations the by raised funds by increased grants, Our thousand. 494 PLN of value total the running of grants received children school organisations for programmes scholarship local 37 families. low-income in youth and children for education to access In the of ananticorruptioneducationprogramme forpublicofficials. a and interest of conflict the to respect with polices departmental reviewof a announced has which Prevention Interest of Conflict for Programme 2014–2019 Government the in reflected been have exercise monitoring the from observations and findings The officials. for reference a as meant signed associationagreements (Georgia, Moldova andUkraine). the European Neighbourhood Policy and EU relations with three Eastern Partnership countries which most of which provide scholarship assistance for students and graduates from secondary schools secondary from graduates and students for assistance scholarship provide which of most PLN 3.3million Open Europe Equal Opportunities international activities international ). Karol Uryga-Nawarowski Fund funded the 13th edition of the Beata Pawlak award for authors writing about other about writing authors for award Pawlak Beata the of edition 13th the funded ( For Belarus rgam pooe poErpa ad r-eorc aprtos f the of aspirations pro-democracy and pro-European promoted programme Małgorzata Szejnert Fund, Quo Vadis Gavell Family Fund Family Gavell Vadis Quo Fund, Szejnert Małgorzata programme, we continued to support initiatives designed to ensure equal ). , e ocnrtd n eeoig neatos ewe Pln and Poland between interactions developing on concentrated we Staszek JonczykSingFund . again supported organisations focusing on diagnos on focusing organisations supported again , K Fund Jadwiga and Wanda Chruściel Fund Chruściel Wanda and Jadwiga supported the development am development the supported and J. and J. Putka Spread the , Janina and Janina launch Beata ------million provided we year past the In Western Europe toaddress alcoholproblems andfamilydysfunction. in immigrants Polish to training delivered We Republics. Soviet former the and countries European ence and accomplishments in the area of alcohol and drug addiction therapies in Central and Eastern Within the ernmental organisations andbusinessproved agreat success. non-gov administration, public EU, countries from diplomats for Foundation Boell Heinrich the with organised discussions Morning Ukraine. in and Russia in developments the and Brexit and Grexit of migration crisis in the Middle East and in Europe. Naturally, there were discussions about the potential Office, In thecourseofexpert meetingsorganisedby the tion. associa Barrier without Europe the partner, Ukrainian our to transferred been has Europe in travel of Eastern Partnership countries and Russia. The project and the website of the Coalition for visa-free citizens for Union European the in regime visa the of liberalisation the promote to efforts long-term In 2015, in the light of the announced visa liberalisation with Georgia and Ukraine, we completed our operating at the Foundation, discussions centred on threats coming from the Islamic State, Islamic the from coming threats on centred discussions Foundation, the at operating and spent Regional Alcohol and DrugProgrammeAlcohol Regional PLN 8.8million 638 grants on ourown projects. and 137 scholarships EuropeanForeignon Council Warsaw Relations we continued to disseminate the Polish experi Polish the disseminate to continued we of a total value of nearly of value total a of PLN 68.9 - - - 15 The Foundation 2015 16 Stefan Batory Foundation President ofZnakPublishers Henryk Woźniakowski School ofLaw, ColumbiaUniversity Prof. AndrzejRapaczyński Pembroke College,UniversityofOxford Prof. Zbigniew Pełczyński Handlowy Vice ChairofSupervisoryBoard oftheBank Andrzej Olechowski co-founder ofAgora S.A. Helena Łuczywo physician Olga Krzyżanowska Academy director, screenwriter, President ofPolishFilm Agnieszka Holland Vice-Marshal oftheSenate Bogdan Borusewicz Chairman ofthePartnersBoard atEYPoland Jan KrzysztofBielecki Members and SocialReintegration, UniversityofWarsaw Dean oftheFacultyAppliedSocialSciences Prof. Marcin Król Chair Council

(till June)

Nathalie Bolgert Social Psychology historian, politicalscientist,Warsaw Schoolof Klaus Bachmann Members political scientist Aleksander Smolar President Board chemist, PolishAcademyofSciences Andrzej Ziabicki Warsaw sociologist, InstituteofSociology, Universityof Karolina Wigura economist, Warsaw SchoolofEconomics Irena Herbst Warsaw advertisingcompany Managing Director andco-owner ofDDB Szymon Gutkowski Wyborcza journalist, politicalcommentator, Mirosław Czech consultant, NGOspecialist,ahistoryteacher daily

Gazeta Dominika Kupniewska Łukasz Byrski For Belarus Agnieszka Zowczak Magdalena Brzozowska Funds Equal OpportunitiesandDonorAdvised Alina Wasilewska Karolina Walkiewicz Monika Treichel Karolina Szymańska Agata Szypulska Justyna Szołajska Marta Smagowicz Joanna Pietruszka Magdalena Pocheć Agata Maksimowska Aneta Kluszczyńska Ingeborga Janikowska-Lipszyc Justyna Frydrych Katarzyna Dumańska Zuzanna Cichowska Bazyli Batko Sylwia Sobiepan Alicja Garlińska-Cieślak Anna Rozicka Citizens forDemocracy Programmes: Anna Plewicka-Szymczak Kaja Kulesza Information andPromotion Karolina Tejchman Anna Jakubik Secretary’s Office Ewa Kulik-Bielińska Executive Director Staff (onleave) (from July) , Director , Manager (on leave) (on leave) (from August) (from May) (tillSeptember) , Manager Marcin Waszak Grażyna Kopińska Grażyna Czubek Grzegorz Makowski Public Integrity Jan Walc Krzysztof Mrozek Piotr Kosiewski Jakub Benedyczak Open Europe Olga Skarżyńska Katarzyna Rakowska Magdalena Pieczyńska Joanna Załuska Your Vote, Your Choice Piotr Kosiewski Batory FoundationDebates November) Tomasz Ostrowski May) Michał Ostrowski Andrzej Wydrych Karolina Płatek Anna Cybulska Grażyna Fiszer-Rutkowska Administration Elżbieta Muras Ilona Dmowska-Wołoszyn Alina Muzińska Accountancy andFinances Marta Makowska Piotr Buras ECFR Warsaw Office Małgorzata Prejzner Ewa Woydyłło-Osiatyńska Regional Alkohol andDrugProgramme Anna Wojciechowska-Nowak , Director , , (do lutego) Director Director (on leave) ,

, expert , computer specialist(from ( computer specialist(till till April , Director (from January) , , ) Director Director 17 Stefan Batory Foundation 18

In January 2015 the third round of calls for Calls forproject proposals also undertake initiativesthataimtocounteract hatespeech,xenophobia anddiscrimination, We countries. EU other 15 and Poland in Grants EEA from supported projects implementing sations organi among sharing experience and States Donor from entities with networking increase to serve Within the programme we also organise workshops for non-governmental organisations, events that ● ● ● governmental organisations. Grants are awarded for: non- by implemented projects for grants make to is programme the of operation of form basic The intercultural dialogue. ficking of women, and discrimination against the Roma minority, and the promotion of tolerance and traf the and violence gender-based harassment, sexual preventing anti-Semitism, and homophobia xenophobia, racism, of manifestations counteracting extremism, and crimes hate speech, hate ting comba as concerns such on programmeemphasis The special thirdsector. puts the development of the for environment enabling an foster and organisations, non-governmental of capacity the hance en exclusion, of risk at groups support activity, watchdog and advocacy develop rights, human and The aim of the programme is to stimulate civic participation in public life, promote democratic values Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain. Bulgaria, Unioncountries: 15 European Croatia, Czech in Republic, Cyprus, Estonia, Greece, Hungary, operate Latvia, Lithuania, Grants Malta, Portugal, EEA Romania, from financed NGOs for grammes pro Poland, from Apart Norway. and Liechtenstein Iceland, byprovided Grants) (EEA Area Economic European the of Mechanism Financial the of funds the from financed is 2016, 2013–December July for planned and Foundation Youth and Children Polish the with cooperation in run programme, The Citizens forDemocracy awarded in total amount of PLN 36,6 million. Four organizations resigned from grants. 19 smaller 19 grants. from resigned organizations Four million. 36,6 PLN of amount total in awarded o-oenetl raiain fo Pln ad oo Sae (owy Lehesen and Liechtenstein (Norway, States Donor Iceland). and Poland from organisations non-governmental bilateral cooperation overall non-governmental sectororitsindividual‘sub-sectors’; systemic projects unteracting exclusion, children andyouth; activities (including discrimination combating tiny, projectsthematic

– activities designed to strengthen and enhance the quality of functioning of the – activities undertaken within five thematic areas: civic participation, public scru

atvte amd t eeoig n srnteig oprto between cooperation strengthening and developing at aimed activities – thematic project aimed at helping and integrating refugees), co refugees), integrating and helping at aimed proposals was resolved. 176 grants were ------grant, refugee and minority backgrounds. The participants (15 people) visited institutions responsible The third study visit to Norway (1–3 December) was dedicated to the education of youngsters from mi Norwegian the (including migrants Organisation forAsylumSeekers, andSEIFSelfHelpforImmigrants andRefugees). and refugees with working NGOs of number a as well as lity), municipa Bærum the and Oslo, of district Grünerløkka the (including policies those implementing municipalities local Diversity), and Integration of Directorate – IMDi the (including schemes gration inte and reception for responsible institutions public visited people) (12 participants The refugees. for policies and strategies integration on focused was May) (18–20 Norway to visit study second The Community Centre, andtheCommunityHouseAbelloftet). Sagene the (including centres community local as well as Valley) Grorud Vaalerenga, (including jects pro participatory implemented have which Oslo of districts different Project), Bicycle City Oslo the and Modernisation, and Government Local of Ministry the (including institutions public visited ople) pe (17 participants The Foundation. Bank cooperationorganisedIdeas in was the management with city planning, space public on (14–16April) Norway visitto revitalisation study first The plan local and with theparticipationof62representatives ofPolishorganisations. Iceland) to one and Norway to (three organised were visits study four States Donor from institutions and organisations with cooperation strengthening or establishing for grants awarding from Apart Bilateral cooperation exchange experiences andtonetworkorganisations thatimplement similaractivities. to and competencies, and knowledge enhance to intended was areas, thematic particular in organisations active for workshops two-day of series, second The governance). good and opportunities, equal dimensions, social and environmental in development (sustainable issues cross-cutting of tion nancial and legal aspects, the rules for information and promotion, methods for the practical applica fi management, project to related workshops one-day of series first The meetings. of series two in participation offered were grants received that Organisations part. took Poland over all from sations organi of representatives 815 which in workshops 37 organised we assistance technical of part a As Workshops Other activities grant installmentsreleased in2015. website programme at found be can mented imple projects on information the with together proposals for calls all in awarded grants of list The and 31grants were awarded foratotalamountofover PLN1,1million. for thematic projects. Applications were received on an ongoing basis. 43 applications were submitted grants received already had who organisations to awarded were Liechtenstein and Iceland Norway, strengthening and extending at aimed grants 2015, In January toApril2016.Awarded grants (PLN3.7million)willbetransferred in2016. from partners) and (leaders organisations 60 by implemented will which selected, were projects 17 applications. 50 received We migrants. and refugees integrating and helping at aimed activities ting implemen organisations of groups to addressed call additional an to allocated were calls previous In view of the migration crisis in Europe, unspent resources that were granted to organisations under 3,500 tocover thematchingfundsrequirement from theFoundation’s own resources. organisations that applied for projects of less than PLN 70,000 received additional grants of up to PLN www.ngofund.org.pl bilateral cooperation . In this report we present a list of list a present we report this In . with institutions from institutions with ------19 Citizens for Democracy 20 Stefan Batory Foundation countries: the Communication Workshop (Athens, February), the NGO Forum (Riga, March), the Facing Moreover 34 representatives of Polish NGOs and Operator took part in 11 events organised in various Participation inmeetingsabroad including 6guestsfrom Bulgaria,HungaryandRomania. people, 60 by attended was Forum The discriminations. of forms various counteracting in engaged rence served to strengthen the motivation and the sense of community amongt the activists of NGOs operation with the Polish Society of Antidiscrimination Law. Forum carried out in a format of unconfe The DiversityForum from Bulgaria,Croatia, theCzechRepublic,Greece, Hungary, Romania,Slovakia andSpain. ring new financing sources for the future. The Forum was attended by 100 people, including 14 guests explo and supporters, more involving organisation, their for image positive a creating as tivity,such ac everyday their for crucial issues discussed participants the sessions 15 During Poland. Watchdog The Watchdog Forum Slovakia. The Forum was attended by 180 people, including 11 guests from Cyprus, Hungary, Norway, Romania, and how to introduce children and young people into participatory activities in a reasonable manner. in creating local policies, what the difficulties and challenges concerning the participatory budget are, sinesspeople. During 47 sessions various issues were discussed, such as how to involve the residents of representatives by attended was NGOs, public administration (at local and central event levels), local activists, journalists, academics and bu The Research. and Innovation Social for Unit Shipyard Practitioners’The 2ndParticipation Forum dealing withcivicparticipation,publicscrutinyandcombatingdiscrimination. NGOs among experience-sharing and networking at aimed organised were forums thematic Three Exchange ofexperiences andinternationalcooperation academy foryoungleadersandoperates inamigrant-populated area ofOslo. an runs which Furuset Alnaskolen of representatives two by run was session one November) (24–25 life community in people young and children engaging on workshop the During Norway. Education, minorities (25–26 March) one session was run by an expert from the National Centre for Multicultural workshop on the education of foreign youngsters: children of migrants, refugees, ethnic and national and Youth Foundation for organisations implementing projects addressed do youngsters. During the Children Polish by organised workshops in participate to Norway from guests invited we Moreover and Stígamót, Association, Rights Women’s Icelandic the (including empowerment women’s for working Economic Affairs),localauthorities (the Reykjavík City Rights Office)Human aswelldifferent NGOs and Finance of Ministry the and Welfare, of Ministry the (including budgeting gender-sensitive with dealing institutions public of number a visited people) (18 participants The violence. gender-based The study visit to Iceland (2–5 June) was focused on women’s rights, gender equality and counteracting ral learningandanti-discriminationeducation(includingAlnaskolen Furuset). and the Thor Heyerdahl Upper Secondary School in Larvik) as well as NGOs specialising in multicultu Verdensmesterenthe refugeesmigrantsby(including and young attended schools receptionschool, for the education of migrants and refugees (including the National Centre for Multicultural Education), May), (Sofia, Conference Annual 3rd the May), (Bucharest, Fest NGO March), (Brussels, Conference Facts

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– Together againstdiscrimination! (25–26 September) was prepared in cooperation with the Citizens Network Citizens the with cooperation in prepared was September) (25–26 (Berlin, June), the June), (Berlin, 2–9 a) a ognsd n oprto wt the with cooperation in organised was May) (28–29 Models for managing diversity managing for Models (16–17 November) was organised in co in organised was November) (16–17 seminar (Madrid, seminar ------In autumn 2016, an awareness-raising campaign # campaign awareness-raising an 2016, autumn In speech, andparticipateinanti-discriminatoryworkshops,gamesdiscussions. hate with deal to how learn counselling, free of advantage take NGOs, by prepared stands the visit could festival the in participating people Young Poland. Festival Woodstock at zone NGO an house’, July,In rights. equal cooperationto thanks 13 organisations,with create to managed we ‘No hate the the for organisations June Equality Parade in 21 Warsaw. Over 150 with people joined the platform cooperation demonstrating their support for in organised was Platform NGO an year, previous in As online (inpdfversion). Bookmarks on (based workshops anti-discrimination in part took participants the sessions, introductory short teachers and representatives of Public Schools Superintendents and Teachers’ Training Centres). After (mainly people 72 by attended was seminar The Development. Education for Centre and Association Education Anti-discrimination the with cooperation in organised seminar promotional a during ted education rights human through online speech hate combating for manual A summary of the national opinion poll of abbreviatedversion an English-language werepublished: Twopublications The debatewasattendedby around 50people. effectively. problem this tackle to how on views their present to invited were etc.) NGOs journalists, sociologists, (lawyers, fields various from Representatives Society. Journalist of Foundation the with together organised was online speech hate about debate public last and fourth the 2015, January In Counteracting hatespeech,xenophobia anddiscrimination Conference (Athens, October). ILGA the during Workshop LGBT the and October), (Lisbon, Fair NGO the (Vilnius, September), Anti-Semitism on Meeting the June), (Budapest, Conference Pattern Norwegian the June), The programme was financed from the EEA Grants PLN 68,970,727.05) and from theBatory and campaign). PLN 68,970,727.05) EEA Grants refugees with Solidarity for and co-funding for grants – 69,444.48 (PLN the resources own Foundation’s from financed was programme The social media. on time real in documented and tracked tures, exhibitions, film screenings, theatre plays, contests, street performances and fundraising were lec discussions, Meetings, Poland. across refugees about and/or with projects art and initiatives 99 developed institutions private and public organisations, Non-governmental Refugees. with Solidarity of Day a as October propose15 to East Middle the refugeesand fromfor Syria support for appeal an On 15 October, we joined 87 non-governmental organisations and cultural institutions, signatories of Solidarity withRefugees covered by foreign media (CNN) and noted by the Wirtualne Media site as a ‘Commercial of the week’. also was campaign The people. million 2.4 at estimated was campaign the of outreach general The response. good very a had vloggers and bloggers young by prepared materials and video campaign The unquestioningly. expressions xenophobic and racist use who 15–18 aged people young geted ’ education scenarios). Both publications were made available in paper versions, and also and versions, paper in available made were publications Both scenarios). education ’ and a Polish-language version of the Council of Europe’s uchodzcymilewidziani.com Stophatespeech was launched. The campaign tar campaign The launched. was and promoted in traditional and traditional in promoted and . The manual was presen was manual The . Hate speech in Poland – Poland in speech Hate Bookmarks. - - - 21 Citizens for Democracy 22 Stefan Batory Foundation Active spaceinacitydistrict Foundation ofSocialInitiativesOffice, Kraków Citizens’ city. SupportingcommunitycouncilsinPoznań ALTUM Foundation, Poznań From UNConventiontoSocial Invention Foundation Activation,Warsaw Zielonka Forest forResidents “Zamiastem” Foundation,Mielno Blind peopleatsessionsofpublicbodies Foundation,Warsaw Maior” “Vis Strategy fortransformation ofPodwalePrzedmiejskieinGdańsk Gdansk UrbanDevelopment Association,Gdańsk New dimensiontoconsultations European AssociationofEducationandProgress “PIONIER”,Olsztyn Resource-Rich Citizens demosEUROPA –Centre forEuropean Strategy, Warsaw Exit ofthesmog Civil InitiativesDevelopment Centre, Rybnik Enhancing civicdialogueinlocalconflictsituations at theUniversityofWarsaw, Warsaw The CenterforDisputeandConflictResolutionattheFacultyofLawAdministr Good councilsforŁódź Center thePromotion andDevelopment ofCivicInitiatives“OPUS”,Łódź District CouncilsinKatowice Bogucice –direction future, Katowice Inhabitants ofBochniaco-decide–participationasthekey torevitalising thetown Bochnia Fundationof“SalinaNOVA”, Bochnia Civic participation Thematic projects Municipal Youth Councils: dialoguebetweenauthoritiesandyoungcitizens Civis PolonusFoundation,Warsaw Total costs Admin costs salaries) monitoring, informationandpromotion, reporting andstaff Implementation costs(includingofprojects assessment, Other activities Grants (minusfundsreturned andclaimedtobereturned) Programme costs

PLN 69,040,171.53 PLN 714,587.73 PLN 2,212,643.36 PLN 1,744,416.26 PLN 64,368,524.18 PLN 68,325,583.80 ation PLN 159,050.89 PLN 82,763.40 PLN 307,600 PLN 209,000 PLN 202,000 PLN 145,800 PLN 116,000 PLN 164,000 PLN 100,000 PLN 140,000 PLN PLN 77,000 PLN 85,000 PLN 18,000 66,000 Participatory familypolicyofthe cityofWrocław Family andEntrepreneurship Foundation,Wrocław Equal accesstoeducation–open textbooks The project: PolskaFoundation,Warsaw Citizens inthecentre ofculture The UnitforSocialInnovation andResearch “Shipyard”, Warsaw Participatory budgetlaboratory The UnitforSocialInnovation andResearch “Shipyard”, Warsaw On culture withclass.Breaking classbarriersinpublicparticipation Field ofDialogueFoundation,Warsaw Consensus conference: Learningby Doing Field ofDialogueFoundation,Warsaw Improving theRelevance andEffectivenessofRefugeeProgrammes inWarsaw Observatory Fundation,Warsaw Safe City:ADifferent Way Phenomenon (of)theNormalCityFoundation,Łódź Patients Decide!Publicconsultationsinhealthcare –continuation We PatientsFoundation,Warsaw Public consultationsoftheLocalProgramme forRevitalisation inŁódź City CollectiveFoundation,Łódź Participation –anotherstepforward! Foundation ofActivePeopleandPlaces,Kraków Ktorzadzi.pl –datajournalism Media 3.0Foundation,Rybnik Common discussions–Beachesopenforall Foundation MachinaFotografika, Kraków –Evidenced-BasedAdvocacy “Housing First” Ius MedicinaeFoundation,Warsaw Better Niepołomice Foundation InstituteforStrategic Studies,Kraków Citizens Decide:Citizens’Initiative The CivilAffairsInstitute,Łódź Consensus conferences onenergy inPomorzeregion Institute forSustainableDevelopment, Warsaw Local Intersectoral PoliciesforImmigrants the OtherSpaceFoundation,Warsaw Assistance ServiceCoalition Imago Foundation,Wrocław Social ForumforHousingPolicy Habitat forHumanityPolandFoundation,Warsaw Strategies forcivicactivationinrural areas onthelevel ofvillagecouncils Ecological Foundation“Green Action”, Legnica Kindergartens andSchoolsofSustainableDevelopment Foundation ofEducationandDevelopment forCivilSocietyFERSO, Łódź Your voicecansavetheforest –startingsocialparticipationinforest management Natural HeritageFoundation,LeszczawaDolna Market square inOldFordon –return tomeetings Kazimierz WielkiUniversityFoundation,Bydgoszcz

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PLN 139,545.08 PLN 11,425.70 PLN 19,071.47 PLN 23,394.89 PLN 6,585.77 PLN 133,000 PLN 215,000 PLN 138,000 PLN 180,000 PLN 111,000 PLN 157,000 PLN 173,000 PLN 213,000 PLN 207,000 PLN 269,000 PLN 105,000 PLN 217,000 PLN 56,000 PLN 17,000 PLN 95,000 PLN 60,000 PLN 40,000 PLN 75,700 PLN 30,000 Zoom InonSeniorsCouncils Association ofCreative Initiatives“ę”, Warsaw Dialogued Up Katowice The AssociationforSupportofNon-Governmental (Bridge), Organisations “Most” Model consultationsconcerningrevitalising theDragon Barracks inOlsztyn Association Warnija, Olsztyn National LeadershipConsultationNetwork School forLeadersAssociation,Warsaw Active inhabitantsdevelop thearea ofthegarden-town Włochy Włochy NeighbourhoodAssociation,Warsaw Citizens foractivity Society RunTo Run,Toruń Partnership forthebrand KOŚCIELISKO Association fortourismdevelopment atKościelisko Municipality, Kościelisko “Introducing participatorybudgetsinrural municipalitiesandinsmalltowns” Development AssociationSocialActivity“TRIADA”, Chełm City districtsplan! Civic LabAssociation,Kraków activities Senior 60+citizensofNasielskparticipateindeveloping seniorstrategy forthecity Help ThenNeedyAssociationon“Hope”, Legionowo micro-grant tocover matchingcontribution We are allpedestrians Association forPublicTransport Development inBydgoszcz,Bydgoszcz Local landmanagementplansinWarsaw –insearch forparticipatorymodel Association fortheimprovement ofurbanhabitat“Unblock”,Warsaw Municipal councilsare nothelpless SzczepankowoAssociation oftheRural Population“Szczepany”, Climatologists forIncreased CivicParticipation The AssociationofPolishClimatologists,Warsaw Jarocin Culture Congress Association JAROCINXXI,Jarocin I already know how localgovernment works Association Strumillo’s Institut,Książniczki Inhabitants’ needs–inhabitants’decisions Sustainable Development Institute,Koszalin micro-grant tocover matchingcontribution Social revitalisation ofpublicspaceusingthestrategy ofPlacemaking The CityInitiativeAssociation,Gdańsk Civic development ofcultural policyinPodhale The MieczysławKarłowicz AssociationinZakopane, Zakopane Carpathian UniversityofCivicParticipation Ekopsychology Society, Zakliczyn Common managementofnature –participatorymappingofprotected areas Association Centre forSystemsSolutions,Wrocław Lublin Budget Game.Strengthening PublicParticipationintheParticipatoryBudgetProcess in Association Centre forSystemsSolutions,Wrocław

PLN 119,148.45 PLN 14,798.71 PLN 1,886.49 PLN 210,000 PLN 140,000 PLN 236,000 PLN 108,000 PLN 290,000 PLN 170,000 PLN 283,000 PLN 63,400 PLN 74,000 PLN 28,000 PLN 56,000 PLN 70,000 PLN 53,300 PLN 35,000 PLN 49,000 PLN 40,000 PLN 98,000 PLN 56,000 PLN 7,000 PLN 3,500 PLN 3,500 25 Citizens for Democracy 26 Stefan Batory Foundation Monitoring Corporate SocialResponsibilityofMajorPolishCorporations Enhanced monitoringofsustainablepublicprocurement inPoland Foundation CentrumCSR.PL,Warsaw Promises vs.Reality: Taxes andBenefitsintheElection Year Centre forEconomicAnalysis,Szczecin Public scrutinyofimplementationtheprovisions oftheactonwastemanagement Alter ecofundation,Warsaw Social monitoringofintroduction andimplementation ofOncologicalPackage Citizens CoalitionforOncology “Let’s WinHealth” Foundation,Warsaw Financial liabilityofpublicauthorities “Law andEntrepreneurship Foundation,Warsaw Laboratory” Białystok –ACommonHome Federation ofNon-Governmental Organizations oftheCityBialystok,Białystok Monitoring theEnforcement oftheRightYoung PeopletoSexual Education Monitoring ofwomen’s rightsenforcement inthefieldof reproductive healthcare Federation forWomen andFamily Planning,Warsaw Consumers intheFinancialMarket Polish ConsumerFederation, Warsaw Senior Inspection:MonitoringLocalGovernment SportsProvision toSeniorCitizens European 50+PhysicalActivityPromotion Association,Warsaw Time forgoodrailways! Transport underScrutiny Sustainable Transportation Centre, Warsaw Citizens’ watch–guardians ofthegoodenergy Center forSustainableDevelopment, Łódź Monitoring theriverecosystemmanagementinPoland Wetland ConservationCentre, Warsaw Facilities ONKOMAPA –Development andContinuationofaCommunityAuditCancerTreatment Alivia –Young People’s OncologyFoundation,Warsaw healthcare institutions Kolejkoskop (queue-monitor) –monitoringavailabilityofimagingexaminations inpublic Alivia –Young People’s OncologyFoundation,Warsaw Wrocław onfoot Action: City, Wrocław Public scrutiny European Fundsforsustainabledevelopment ofregions Alliance ofAssociationsPolishGreen Network,Kraków Towards aneffectivemodelofcivicparticipation The Working CommunityofAssociationsSocialOrganisations, Warsaw Cyclists’ socialparticipationnetworkintransport policy Wrocław CyclingInitiative,Wrocław Zoom onSeniorCouncils–CivicUniversity Association ofCreative Initiatives“ę”, Warsaw Transparency ofproceedings oftown anddistrictcouncilsinPoland Foundation Centre ofInitiativesforSociety, Białystok

PLN 95,524.33 PLN 18,603.78 PLN 156,000 PLN 112,000 PLN 200,000 PLN 209,000 PLN 223,200 PLN 124,000 PLN 238,000 PLN 110,000 PLN 195,000 PLN 155,000 PLN 23,740 PLN 31,305 PLN 56,700 PLN 62,000 PLN 78,300 PLN 95,000 PLN 26,913 PLN 80,000 PLN 49,000 PLN 80,000 PLN 72,000 PLN 36,400 Monitoring ofschoolstudentsrights intheVistulaarea Generations Foundation,Janiszewko Government vs.Governance: MonitoringofPublic Institutions’Practices Digital surveillance–digitalrights2 Panoptykon Foundation, Warsaw LibraScan –Civic Monitoring ofPublicLibraries inŁódź Phenomenon (of)theNormalCityFoundation,Łódź How IsMyTax Money Spent? Institute forStructural Research, Warsaw Social auditingofthenationalprogramme forcancerprevention We PatientsFoundation,Warsaw Sustainable PublicProcurement. MonitoringLegislationandStandards Buy ResponsiblyFoundation,Kraków Convention ontheRightsofPersonswithDisabilitiesImplementationReport Foundation KSK,Warsaw Public orprivate?Monitoringofpublicspending The Governance ClinicFoundation,Warsaw Civic CoalitionforMentalHealth Ius MedicinaeFoundation,Warsaw Monitoring PolicePerformanceinSearch ofPeopleLostinOpenTerrain ITAKA –Centre for MissingPeople,Warsaw Disabilities Civil monitoringoftheimplementationConventiononRightsPersonswith Institute forRegionalDevelopment Foundation,Kraków Monitoring ofusingmeasures alternativetodetentionofforeigners The RuleofLawInstituteFoundation,Lublin – Support Rights ofIndividualsWorking inNon-Governmental Organisations. Research –Education Social InitiativesFoundation“Can-do!”,Gdańsk How publicadministration usesinformation Foundation IDEAforDevelopment, Wierzbica Shadow ReportontheImplementationofAarhusConvention Greenmind Foundation,Warsaw Monitoring ofopencompetitionsforjobsacademicteachers Identifying andRemoving UnlawfulBarrierstoLevel IIandIIIUniversityCourses Polish StudentSupportFund,Warsaw Forensic Watch II Forensic Watch European Forensic InitiativesCentre (EFIC)Foundation,Warsaw Protecting trees Foundation forSustainableDevelopment, Wrocław Homeless animals–monitoringlocalgovernment tasks “Argos” AnimalWelfare Foundation,Warsaw Let ThemHaveTheirRights! Mr Cat’s BlackSheepFoundation,Kraków 2014/2015 PublicScrutinyover Courts Court Watch PolandFoundation,Toruń

PLN 147,762.36 PLN 7,999.79 PLN 151,000 PLN 124,000 PLN 110,000 PLN 105,000 PLN 314,600 PLN 187,000 PLN 271,000 PLN 205,000 PLN 131,000 PLN 210,000 PLN 212,600 PLN 109,000 PLN 133,000 PLN 164,000 PLN 313,000 PLN 120,000 PLN 145,800 PLN 145,000 PLN 225,000 PLN 25,000 PLN 68,820 PLN 70,000 27 Citizens for Democracy 28 Stefan Batory Foundation Investments forAll? Polish AssociationoftheDeafLodzRegion,Łódź Public scrutinyofimplementationthelow carbonpolicy Polish EcologicalClubMazovian Branch, Warsaw Save theTrees Sand Dragon, Katowice Outsourcing technicalservicesby publicinstitutions The Ferdinand LassalleCentre forSocialThought,Wrocław Monitoring ofimplementationstreetworking withinintersectoral cooperation Network ofPolishStreetworking Organizations –OSOS,Warsaw Monitoring European UnionFunds The PolishFederation ofNGOs,Warsaw micro-grant tocover matchingcontribution Monitoring ofmanagementthearea ofBorecka Forest Natural Forest Foundation,Giżycko Getting totheBottomMakes CommunityActionEffective Polish FosterCare Coalition,Warsaw Public Monitoringoftheprocess ofelectingjudges Institute forLawandSociety, Warsaw Monitoring Healthcare LegislationandPublicConsultations Institute ofPatient’s RightsandHealthEducation,Warsaw Monitoring JudiciaryLegislation Helsinki FoundationforHumanRights,Warsaw Public monitoringofPolishdevelopmental cooperation –continuation Civil monitoringofthePolishdevelopmental cooperation Grupa Zagranica, Warsaw Open Lublin–MonitoringthePerformanceofCityDistrictCouncilsin Freedom Foundation,Lublin Digital Culture forCitizens Workshop forSocialInnovation, Kraków Pilot CommunityAuditoftheQualityHospitalCare inPoland Ursula JaworskaFoundation,Warsaw driver licencecourses” Monitoring oftheenforcement oftherightscandidatesfordrivers“Safeparticipant SOS Foundation.ResponsibleDrivingSchools,Szczecin healthcare (POZ) Diagnosing andchangingthefactorsleadingtodeficientfunctioningofbasic Foundation fortheDevelopment ofCombinedMethodsinMedicine,Warsaw Commissioning beneficially, spendingusefully Foundation inSupportofLocalDemocracy, Warsaw Keeping theStandards ofPerinatalCare Childbirth withDignityFoundation,Warsaw Civil observatory:Housingpolicy The project: PolskaFoundation,Warsaw Courts inSilesia Paragraph 207oftheCriminalCode–Mistreatment ofCloseOnes–Monitoringthe Foundation ofPositiveChange,Bielsko-Biała Social auditingofwAMD(wetage-related maculardegeneration) treatment in Poland Retina AMDPoland,Warsaw

PLN 132,000 PLN 130,000 PLN 139,000 PLN 182,400 PLN 224,000 PLN 133,000 PLN 184,000 PLN 108,000 PLN 237,000 PLN 196,000 PLN 157,000 PLN 126,000 PLN 130,700 PLN 57,000 PLN 72,000 PLN 43,000 PLN 49,000 PLN 89,000 PLN 56,000 PLN 75,000 PLN 66,600 PLN 64,000 PLN 54,000 PLN 3,500 Acceptance forLGB peopleathomeandschool People, Warsaw Akceptacja –AssociationofFamilyandFriendsHomosexual, Bisexual andTransgender Combating discrimination Cities forpeople–cooperation forinhabitant-friendlypublic space Green Mazovia Association,Warsaw Waste segregation forreal –Monitoring wastemanagementregulations implementation The societyforearth,Oświęcim Lublin onbicycle–publicmonitoringoftherightsusers Monitoring theSystemofMiningWaste ManagementinLublinCoalBasin Society forNature andMan,Lublin micro-grant tocover matchingcontribution Public spaceofWrocław Bender Society, Wrocław Monitoring professional stress incourtsofjusticeanditshealtheffects Association forOccupationalHealth,Warsaw Monitoring disciplinaryjudiciary in theHumanitiesofUniversityWarsaw “ProCollegio”, Warsaw Association ofstudents,alumniandfriendsCollegeInter-facultyIndividualStudies Monitoring theEffectivenessofNatura 2000Protection intheŚwiętokrzyskieProvince Association ofPsycho-educationandEnvironment M.O.S.T., Kielce Roads –Protecting Environmental CorridorsforPeopleandNature Balanced development ofmountainareas –man,law, andnature Workshop forAllBeingsAssociation,Bystra Everything isClear Children”, Warsaw Association ofSupportingChildren withHiddenDisabilityofHansAsperger “Naughty Blue Report–monitoringoftheprocedure ofBlueCards inWarsaw Association OPTA, Warsaw We havetheright Citizen MotherAssociation,Kraków Community MonitoringofEducation Independent EducationalInitiativeAssociation,Warsaw 2013-2016 MonitoringoftheNationalActionProgram forEqualOpportunities The DiversityWorkshop –AnLGBTQ Organisation, Toruń Culture Polis Cultural AssosationHouseforCulture, Wieliczka INFOAIR –accesstoinformationonairpollution Association Krakow SmogAlert,Kraków Monitoring ofimplementationseniorpoliciesincities Inspect Your LocalParticipatoryBudget Bona FidesAssociation,Katowice Monitoring ofOfficeSpaceLettoNon-governmental Organisations inKonin Akcja KoninAssociation, Monitoring ofRegionalDirectorates forEnvironmental Protection Social supervisionover themostvaluableforest resources inPoland Workshop forAllBeingsPodlaskieBranch, Białystok Social auditingofcounteracting HIV/AIDSinfectionsinPoland2013–2014 Social AIDSCommittee,Warsaw

PLN 196,500 PLN 127,500 PLN 104,000 PLN 204,000 PLN 131,000 PLN 193,000 PLN 139,000 PLN 205,000 PLN 104,000 PLN 203,000 PLN 120,000 PLN 100,000 PLN 109,000 PLN 31,000 PLN 28,000 PLN 44,000 PLN 30,200 PLN 44,500 PLN 61,500 PLN 28,000 PLN 69,000 PLN 60,000 PLN 94,500 PLN 90,000 PLN 3,500 29 Citizens for Democracy 30 Stefan Batory Foundation Gender (in)equalityinlaw Foundation InstituteofPublicAffairs,Warsaw Virtu@lni-Re@lni Foundation InstituteforSocial-EconomicBalance,Gdynia Others are us Foundation InstituteforCreative Activities,Łódź Start up!Actionandideaslaboratory againsthatespeech Antivirus Programme: NotoInternetHateSpeech! Foundation HumanityinActionPoland,Warsaw Krasnystaw –thelostshtetl HerStory Foundation,Lublin micro-grant tocover matchingcontribution I know myrights–Legnicaagainstdiscriminationofwomen Futurama Foundation,Legnica Women’s Anti-violenceNetwork(ASK) Women andmen,boys andgirlsTOGETHER againstgenderstereotypes Feminoteka Foundation,Warsaw To understandtheevil –workshopsforhigherranks ofthepolice Auschwitz Jewish Center,Oświęcim Ethnoleague Foundation ForFreedom, Warsaw “Stereotypes orevidence” –monitoringcourtcasesconcerningviolenceagainstwomen Women’s RightsCenter,Warsaw School ofequaltreatment Bronisław Geremek Foundation,Warsaw micro-grant tocover matchingcontribution Laundry –orontaboothemesinŁódź Arte EgoFoundation,Łódź Digital Tales: I-We-Society Ad HocFoundation,Warsaw micro-grant tocover matchingcontribution Scene fortoughmen “Phan Bde” Foundation,Warsaw Gender-sensitive budget–aninitiativefrom Konin Foundation “Outloud”,Konin Programme forthePrevention oftheDiscriminationForeigners Ocalenie Foundation,Warsaw MultiTolerance “Different PointofView” Foundation “MultiOcalenie”, Warsaw Anti-discrimination AcademyinWarmińsko-Mazurskie Active Women’s InitiativeFoundation,Olsztyn Africans inPoland-survey andmonitoringforcombatingdiscrimination Foundation ‘Africa Warsaw AnotherWay’, Antidiscrimination perspectiveinprogrammes againstviolence Autonomy, Kraków Together againsthatred Klamra Foundation,Żywiec

PLN 28,400.03 PLN 24,594.07 PLN 5,851.24 PLN 115,000 PLN 200,000 PLN 118,000 PLN 314,400 PLN 234,000 PLN 137,000 PLN 120,000 PLN 157,000 PLN 157,000 PLN 133,100 PLN 136,000 PLN 224,000 PLN 148,500 PLN 48,500 PLN 56,000 PLN 25,500 PLN 70,000 PLN 92,000 PLN 99,000 PLN 82,000 PLN 51,000 PLN 3,500 PLN 3,500 PLN 3,330 Society fortolerance Open RepublicAssociationagainst Anti-SemitismandXenophobia,W Full access–educationforhealthcare sector Equal SchoolWithoutDiscriminationandViolence Campaign AgainstHomophobia(KPH),Warsaw Fifth Element ITAN –Blind ofTheatre, Kraków Talking aboutthemajorityofworld Institute ofGlobalResponsibility, Warsaw Improving SensitivityofJudgesinMattersEqualTreatment Helsinki FoundationforHumanRights,Warsaw Romani migrants ofRomanianoriginsinPoland–withtheirown voiceaboutthemselves Fundation Western Centre forSocialandEconomicResearch, Gorzów Wlkp. schools Discrimination ofnon-believing children andchildren notattendinglessonsofreligion in Freedom from ReligionFoundation,Lublin Tolerance network.Internetanti-discriminationplatform Local Knowledge Foundation,Warsaw Popular sportsopenforwomen–letthembeactive Volunteers forSportFoundation,Warsaw Discriminating/Discriminated. LGBT inMałopolska Equality.org.pl Foundation,Kraków Equality andDiversity–Analytically EQUALITY.INFO Foundation,Warsaw On EqualTerms withLiterature Point ofView Foundation, Wrocław On countrysidewithoutprejudices History ofwomenasatoolforcounteracting discrimination You CanSeeMore From OutsidetheCentre –Preventing IntersectionalDiscrimination Women’s SpaceFoundation,Szczawnica From Tolerance toIntegration Polish Migration ForumFoundation,Izabelin Refugees inschoolandmunicipality Foundation forTolerance Through Intercultural Understanding,Warsaw Implementation ofstandards ofequaltreatment ineducationandpublicinstitutions Foundation forSocialDiversity(FSD),Warsaw Present? Religiousandworldview equalityinpubliceducation Actions AdvocatingReligiousandWorldview EqualityinPublicEducation The DiversityFoundationPolistrefa, Kraków To break thetaboo-rightsofsexual violencevictims Foundation forEqualityandEmancipationtheHelm,Warsaw Friendly workplaceforLGBT persons LGBT BusinessForumFoundation,Warsaw Public debateobservatory Kultura Liberalna Foundation, Warsaw Transsexualism andgenderdiversityinculture Culture forTolerance Foundation,Kraków

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PLN 6,277.96 PLN 200,000 PLN 207,500 PLN 107,600 PLN 101,200 PLN 281,000 PLN 129,400 PLN 250,000 PLN 140,000 PLN 141,700 PLN 202,000 PLN 157,000 PLN 105,000 PLN 160,000 PLN 109,000 PLN 84,700 PLN 15,400 PLN 84,000 PLN 80,000 PLN 28,300 PLN 70,800 PLN 80,000 PLN 23,000 PLN 8,985 PLN 7,283 31 Citizens for Democracy 32 Stefan Batory Foundation A. GołąbAssociationforChildren’s andYouth Development inZgierz, Zgierz Rainbow familiesstrong andthriving Association forLGBT Tolerado, Gdańsk Women’s rightsare humanrights Association forWomen Rzeszów “Victoria”, Education againstthehatespeechonInternet Young Journalists'Association‘Polis’,Warsaw Marital equalityforall Love DoesNotExclude Association,Warsaw School withouthomophobia Lambda Warsaw Associociation,Warsaw I see,hear,feel,andreact –againstdiscrimination ofwomenintheirworkplace Association Laboratory ofChanges,Opole Strong together!Counteracting genderdiscriminationinpoliticsandmedia The Congress ofWomen Association,Warsaw We PlayFair! Association Kofe(m)ina,Olsztyn Intersectional discrimination.Genderandvocationaleducation CEDAW asatoolforcombatingdiscrimination Preventing DiscriminationontheProvincial Level Karat Coalition,Warsaw Equal andSafe Association forLegalIntervention,Warsaw Hate SpeechAlert–Againstthehatespeechinpublicspace Association INTERKULTURALNI PL,Kraków “For justice,freedom, dignity...” –antidiscrimination workshops The JanKarskiSociety, Kielce The voiceofwomenmatters Stanislaw Brzozowski Association,Warsaw Support forAnti-DiscriminationCounselling Homo FaberAssociation,Lublin We say“No” tothehatespeech–Cracow againstanti-semitism Jewish Culture FestivalSociety, Kraków Development ofLiveLibraries inPoland–counteracting discriminationon thelocallevel Diversja, Wrocław Spoken historyasamethodtocombatdiscrimination Arteria Association,Gdynia Speaking inaWomen’s Voice Association “FortheEarth”, Kamionka Meetings withIslam Common Space,Warsaw Observatory foranti-discriminationlegislation Lawyers forequality. Localformsofcooperation Academy ofDiscriminationTests Polish SocietyofAntidiscriminationLaw, Warsaw Open Zgierz

PLN 94,709.44 PLN 191,000 PLN 157,000 PLN 100,700 PLN 227,000 PLN 100,000 PLN 104,100 PLN 157,000 PLN 237,000 PLN 132,400 PLN 154,000 PLN 100,000 PLN 155,000 PLN 202,500 PLN 166,000 PLN 147,000 PLN 177,000 PLN 200,000 PLN 140,300 PLN 157,500 PLN 209,000 PLN 60,000 PLN 95,000 PLN 88,300 PLN 90,000 Two Cultures –OnePre-School UNESCO InitiativesCentre, Wrocław NGO StartedByTheDeaf–Advice AndSupport RES-GEST TheCentre ofEducationandSupport,Rzeszów Put FamilyViolencetoAStop Caritas ofToruń Diocese,Toruń This iswhere homelessnesscomestoanend Caritas Archdiocese ofWarsaw, Warsaw Unique ActivityAcademy Lodz FoodBank,Łódź Inclusion Through Volunteering SOS FoodBankinWarsaw, Reguły Here IAm “Jestem” AssociationofHelpingDisabledChildren andPeople Who NeedSupport,Toruń Counteracting exclusion “Anti-Semitism isnotaconsistentoutlook” Jewish AssociationCzulent,Kraków Tolerance isTrendy Polish RomaUnion,Szczecinek Woman lackingspace Video StudioGdańskCatholicFilmsandPrograms Foundation,Gdańsk Anti-discrimination education–check! Discrimination atSchool–UnjustifiedPresence Anti-discrimination EducationAssociation,Warsaw I amHIV-positive! Psychology ofHealthCenter,Pruszków region Counteracting variousaspectsofviolencetowards immigrant womeninPomorskie Network ofEast-West Women, NEWW, Gdańsk Safe DiversityintheWarmińsko-Mazurskie Province Borussia Cultural CommunityAssociation,Olsztyn Black BookofDiscriminationineasternMazowsze Association ImportantRose,Deskurów “To understanddifferences, tofindsimilarities” ETHNOS SocialCultural Association,Łódź Together againstdiscrimination Judges AssociationTHEMIS,Warsaw Included incommunity Roma AssociationinWroclaw Wrocław “RomaniBacht”, HejtStop –continuationanddevelopment HateStop The project: PolskaAssociation,Warsaw Analysis ofhow HIVandpeoplelivingwith are presented innationalmedia Association forHIV/AIDSPrevention andSocialSupport“OneWorld”, Kraków The Drama Anti-discriminationAcademy Association ofDrama Pracitioners STOP-KLATKA, Warsaw Power ofviolence Nastawnia Association,Poznań

PLN 130,584.27 PLN 150,000 PLN 135,000 PLN 112,000 PLN 229,000 PLN 135,000 PLN 198,000 PLN 105,000 PLN 100,000 PLN 127,500 PLN 130,000 PLN 111,300 PLN 124,000 PLN 36,000 PLN 76,300 PLN 78,000 PLN 88,800 PLN 26,700 PLN 76,900 PLN 67,000 PLN 64,000 PLN 98,900 PLN 34,800 PLN 45,000 33 Citizens for Democracy 34 Stefan Batory Foundation Dialogue LabFoundation,Toruń WCAG 2.0:Promotion OfGoodProgramming Practices Foundation ofthePolishBlindandVisuallyImpaired ‘Trakt’, Warsaw Go OutAndMove On Overcoming BarriersTogether Fundation WhichSupportDisabledPeople“GoOutside”, Moszczenica We WillNotBeExcluded Foundation fortheimprovement ofqualitylifefrom New, Szczytno I AmComingHome Women’s PlaceFoundation,Warsaw Amplify TheVoice OfTheWeak –ImplementationOfKey Standards OfCare L’Arche Foundation,Śledziejowice Gain More! FinancialEducationForEconomicallyExcluded Foundation ofInnovation andKnowledge, Warsaw Able Białystok Foundation ofInitiativesfortheDisabled“Impulse”, Białystok micro-grant tocover matchingcontribution An Accident–AndThenWhat? Forani Foundation,Warsaw Let’s HelpOneAnother.SeniorsAndPrisonersAre Improving Fordon Kazimierz WielkiUniversityFoundation,Bydgoszcz Corrective JusticeCenters Court Watch PolandFoundation,Toruń Therapeutic SupportInMentalCrisisAccording To OpenDialogApproach (ODA) Metacognitive Training (MTC) forPeoplewithSchizophrenia Concordia Foundation,Kaszczor Family Together Foundation “Znaczenie”, Dąbrowa Tarnowska Tri-City Environment MapForTheVisuallyImpaired “Changes” Foundation,Gdynia micro-grant tocover matchingcontribution Dad iscominghome Foundation “Divorce? Wait!”, Warsaw Ukrainian Women Club Foundation “OurChoice”, Warsaw Active CommunityforMutualSupport Nasz DomFoundation,Trzciel Parent InNeed–MultifacetedSupportForParents WithMentalProblems Foundation ChildattheCenter,Poznań micro-grant tocover matchingcontribution Children WithAutism–LeavingTheShadow OfExclusion InSiedlce Yellow KiteFoundation,Siedlce Social ManagementThrough Quality Kraków Christian AssociationofHandicappedPeople,TheirFamiliesandFriends“Ognisk Migrants ForIntegration InPomorskieVoivodeship Immigrant SupportCenter,Gdynia Stop ViolenceAgainstSeniorCitizens (SCs) Foundation –“Project: Theelders”, Warsaw Mobile MediationCenter

o”, PLN 137,552.92 PLN 16,613.39 PLN 24,740.49 PLN 6,250.60 PLN 4,639.13 PLN 6,250.83 PLN 4,835.62 PLN 190,000 PLN 108,000 PLN 158,000 PLN 104,000 PLN 234,000 PLN 315,000 PLN 143,000 PLN 87,000 PLN 47,630 PLN 56,000 PLN 72,000 PLN 56,000 PLN 88,000 PLN 67,000 PLN 28,000 PLN 48,600 PLN 56,700 PLN 3,480 PLN 3,500 PLN 3,500 Talking WithoutWords –CommunicationDevelopment Clinic Polish AssociationforHandicapped PersonsCenterinLublin,Lublin Road To Independence Polish AssociationforwitchIntellectual DisabilitiesChapterinKoszalin,Koszalin Hear OurVoices: Citizen-Focused Polish AssociationforPersonswithIntellectualDisabilitiesChapter inJar Online AdvisoryServicesinSignLanguage Polish AssociationoftheDeaf-Mazovian Branch, Warsaw Step Towards Activity Polish AssociationfortheBlind(PAB), SilesianBranch, Chorzów Pre-School AndSchool FriendlyTo Diabetics! Kraków Polish Federation OfOrganisation HelpingChildren AndTheYouth WithDiabetes, Active intheNetwork–Self-AdvocacyDevelopment Programme Polish Federation ofNGOforpeoplewithcerebral Palsy‘CPNetwork’,Zamość Safe CitizensOfTheWorld OfSilence West Pomeranian Branch ofthePolishAssociationDeaf,Szczecin Counteracting Structural Exclusion OfRomanian RomaCommunity Nomada AssociationforMulticultural SocietyIntegration, Wrocław Reintegration Reconstruction –Program SupportingVictimsOfHumanTrafficking ForTheirSocial La Strada FoundationAgainstTrafficking inPersonsandSlavery, Warsaw Behavioral AddictionPsychotherapy CenterAndTrain TheTrainer School Krakow MedicalAssociation,Kraków Operating AlgorithmsinDomesticViolenceCases Institute ofPsychologyHealth,Warsaw New ApplicationsintheJudiciarytoCounteract Exclusion ofPeoplewithDisabilities Institute forLawandSociety, Warsaw Opportunity 2.0 Allerhand Institute,Kraków I ActivelyUseSignLanguageAndUnderstand Associacion ofDeafTheirFamiliesandFriends“Effetha”, GDYNIA Enjoy LivingInYour OwnPlace Gdansk FoundationforSocialInnovation, Gdańsk Books InABox Foundation Change,Warsaw Mothers To Mothers Origo –Foundation,Warsaw Cancel Cancer–MagicOfHospitalVolunteering Foundation UnitedWay Poland,Warsaw PTSD Mission Give UniformedServicesAHelping...Paw Szarik Foundation,Warsaw Autism –SpecialisedConsultingAgainstExclusion Synapsis Foundation,Warsaw WE ARENOT ALONE: SupportForFamiliesWithSpinalMuscularAtrophy SMA FoundationPoland,Warsaw Local SupportSystemForFamiliesAtRiskOfExclusion Comenius FoundationforChildDevelopment, Warsaw

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PLN 118,033.28 PLN 22,775.74 PLN 6,307.36 PLN 6,194.44 PLN 254,600 PLN 202,000 PLN 223,000 PLN 122,000 PLN 155,000 PLN 100,000 PLN 220,000 PLN 234,000 PLN 160,000 PLN 215,000 PLN 137,000 PLN 60,000 PLN 90,000 PLN 99,000 PLN 17,212 PLN 25,000 PLN 40,000 PLN 64,000 PLN 99,800 PLN 6,300 35 Citizens for Democracy 36 Stefan Batory Foundation Spinnaker ForThe Disabled Spinaker EdukacationSupportAssociation,Grudziądz Mobile Lawyer Association forthecivilcounseling“DOGMA”, Mikołów Mutual HelpBank Association forMunicipalDzierzążnia,Dzierzążnia “I Know WhatIWant” Associaton forChildren andYouth withCerebral Palsy, Poznań Emergency InterventionShelterForLGBT Community Lambda Warsaw Associociation,Warsaw JUMP CrisisInterventionCenterForPeopleWhoAre Excluded DueTo Addiction The Jump’93 Association, Warsaw Safe Home Association forLegalIntervention,Warsaw No Barriers Association ofSocialInitiativesCreation, Gorzów Local ActivityCentre InPierzchnicaMunicipality Association ofinformaleducationKALEIDOSCOPE, Kielce “Helping OurselvesInAFriendlyEnvironment” CharityAssociation,Olkusz “Res Sacra Miser” Support ForPeopleInDebt The CenterForSocialInformationAssociation,Warsaw Librarians Are FriendsOfPeopleWithAutism Polish Librarians’ Association,Warsaw Shipyard IsOfFemale Gender–Project ForFemaleandMaleSeniors Arteria Association,Gdynia Kobierzyn Closer.AgainstStigmatizationOfPeopleWithMentalDisor Archipelagos ofCulture Anthropological Association,Krzeszowice Two Generations –SoMuchtoShare The CommonYard Association,Warsaw micro-grant tocover matchingcontribution Cogito Expert Stowarzyszenie „Otwórzcie Drzwi”,Kraków Against SocialExclusion OfPeopleWithMentalDiseases Open TheDoorAssociation,Kraków Change Engine.SeniorCommunityActivities Volunteering –GiveIntegration aChance Volunteer Centre Association,Warsaw Together AgainstExclusion Powiśle CommunityFoundation,Warsaw Advisory ServicesForCitizens Pomeranian FoundationforDevelopment, Culture andArt,Toruń Syndrome Tourette“With Around Poland”–Program AgainstExclusion OfPeopleWithTourette Tourette Syndrome AssociationofPoland,Warsaw Let’s OpenLifeTo Them Polish AssociationforPersonswithMentalHandicapBranch inŚwinoujście,Świnoujście

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PLN 19,336.05 PLN 32,737.15 PLN 32,532.81 PLN 313,000 PLN 110,000 PLN 109,000 PLN 280,000 PLN 104,000 PLN 131,000 PLN 157,000 PLN 130,000 PLN 158,000 PLN 197,500 PLN 119,000 PLN 148,000 PLN 153,500 PLN 105,000 PLN 90,000 PLN 63,000 PLN 71,000 PLN 57,600 PLN 57,600 PLN 27,800 PLN 3,500 Reintegration offamilieswithconsultant’s help Our HomeAssociation,Warsaw Family withaPlus Psychology ofHealthCenter,Pruszków Street GazetteCircle –STOP Exclusion AndDeprivation Publishing Association“Barki”,Poznań Support Through Advice Association ofCitizen’s AdviceBureau’s Support,Łomża Let Bykowina ShineInItsFullColors Association Pro Ethica,RudaŚląska Advisory, AssistanceAndMediationServices Civic AdviceMobileConsultationCentres inZielonogórskiDistrict Professional associatonforpublicsupportCivisSum,ZielonaGóra World OfWomen Plus ASSOCIATION OFVOLUNTEERS AGAINST AIDS“BEWITHUS”,Warsaw Things” “These Take abreath Poznań Sports RehabilitationAssociation“Start”, Right toInformationfortheDeaf Pitagoras TheDevelopment Association,Rzeszów Senior CitizenAtTheSource OfDłubniaRiver Imbramowice FriendsAssociation“Dłubniaatsource”, Imbramowice Against Violence–MobileAcademyForAKnowledgeable SeniorCitizen Circle AssistanceAssociation,Nowe Miaston/Wartą Time toTalk –AtYour Place,AtOurInTheStreet Association foraddictsandtheirfamilies“Falochron”, Tarnowskie Góry Close To OurLoved Ones Association ofPsychologicalAidSyntonia,Warsaw Legionowo Volunteering Center ForSeniorCitizens(LVC) Help ThenNeedyAssociationon“Hope”, Legionowo Say Yes To OldAge–i.e.Independence,Integration, Activity Wlkp. Association ofCharityandHelpnamedBrother ChrystyninGorzów Wielkopolski, Gorzów Society isYou Penitentiary Association“Patronage” AgencyinWarsaw, Warsaw Advisory ServicesWithoutBarriers Association Ovum,Gdynia About Yourself –SupportForAndActivationOfFamiliesWhoCare ForAnIllMember –SupportModelforPeopleWhoExperienceViolence ‘Closer toOneAnother’ Association OPTA, Warsaw Regional Centre forSocialCounselling Association forDefenseofHumanRights“St.O.P”, Wałbrzych LIFE –ARoleOFMYOWN ‘Believe ActivationIncubatorinKrzanowice inYourself’ Town Rybnik An associationforsupportingpeoplewithdisabilitiesandtheirenvir

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PLN 163,427.64 PLN 23,517.20 PLN 102,000 PLN 176,000 PLN 145,000 PLN 179,360 PLN 101,000 PLN 210,000 PLN 107,870 PLN 125,505 PLN 150,000 PLN 160,800 PLN 270,000 PLN 283,500 PLN 139,965 PLN 138,286 PLN 208,000 PLN 315,000 PLN 18,500 PLN 90,000 PLN 25,000 PLN 51,891 Black Theatre Blessed JohnPaulIIFoundation ofPolishFamilies,Świętochłowice We Are ChangingtheWorld Heartby Heart Stanislaw JablonkaFriendlyHouse Foundation,Wrocław Better UnderstandthanHate Foundation forPromoting Science andCreativity, Nowy Sącz A Declaration ofKindness:IDoNotExclude Workshop CompetenceFoundation, Legionowo micro-grant tocover matchingcontribution We Celebrate OurDifferences, We CanWork Together Owl FamilyAssistanceFoundationa,Warsaw Encounters withtheDifferent Other?–OK! Foundation tohelpchildren “Scream”, Biłgoraj Local Youth Projects Nowe CentrumFoundation,Kraków Shtetl inNowy Sącz:Youth Tolerance Ambassadors Nomina RosaeFoundationEarlyCulture Garden, Nowy Sącz My Home–Responsibility Microfinance Centre (MFC), Warsaw Our LittleBigIssues:Young Citizens Creative EducationFoundation,Pamięcin Mine ofVolunteering: Youth forYouth The ISKIERKAFoundation,Warsaw Don’t Chicken Out,BringAbout! Foundation InstituteforCreative Activities,Łódź Praga –MyPassion!Praga Youth ParticipationinCommunityRevitalisation Hereditas Foundation,Warsaw I Spy Discrimination:Young SociallyEngagedArtists Habitat FoundationGroup, Bielsko-Biała Youth LeadersintheCityofFuture Global ActionPlanfortheEarthPoland,Warsaw Local GlobalCommunityCentre: Children andYouth Education Foundation oftheKolpingSocietyPoland,Kraków We Empower Children! Children’s RightsinLegalProceedings Internet withouthate ChildrenNobody’s Foundation,Warsaw Fordon. Together Kazimierz WielkiUniversityFoundation,Bydgoszcz We Are BuildingaYouth CommunityProjects Bank Foundation forPoland,Warsaw School ofDemocracy Hatred. IamAgainst! Center ForCitizenshipEducation,Warsaw micro-grant tocover matchingcontribution Youth e-Inspirers Mobile EducationCenterFoundation,Nowy Sącz micro-grant tocover matchingcontribution Youth inCharge Foundation TheAcademyofCheerfulCreation, Olecko

PLN 174,932.57 PLN 19,025.13 PLN 5,913.44 PLN 140,000 PLN 252,720 PLN 105,600 PLN 102,259 PLN 135,236 PLN 315,000 PLN 166,232 PLN 169,355 PLN 120,350 PLN 115,668 PLN 107,428 PLN 119,160 PLN 56,700 PLN 55,420 PLN 41,305 PLN 56,700 PLN 98,400 PLN 61,200 PLN 64,800 PLN 45,347 PLN 48,385 PLN 3,500 PLN 3,422 PLN 3,500 39 Citizens for Democracy 40 Stefan Batory Foundation How DoesMyLocalGovernment Work? The PolishRobertSchumanFoundation,Warsaw Open Your Eyes NGO’s SupportCentre, Białystok Kaleidoscope Mederi, Warsaw Audio Volunteering “De Facto” Association,Płock Time toVolunteer Kwiatonowickie Organization Homini,Kwiatonowice Mezuzah Committee forProtection ofJewish HeritageinTarnów, Tarnów Handball forPlayground Institute ofsportdevelopment andeducation,Warsaw Silesian LeadershipAcademy Katowice RegionalInstitute,Katowice Tell TheirStory:Multicultural Gdańsk Gdansk EducationalFoundation,Gdańsk Teens4Future Foundation ofSupportingtheDevelopment ofModernTechnologies 4Future, Łódź I Know WhyIVote: Promoting CivicAttitudesAmongStudents Foundation tosupporteducationanddevelopment “Innowatorium”, ZalesieGórne Tolerance intheMaking! KrakówArt SupportingFoundation“Freedom Art”, Combating SocialExclusion ofChildren intheEra ofGlobalisation Hear AfricaFoundation,Warsaw On-line AudioDescriptionofTheatre forVisuallyImpaired Children andYouth TVNET Foundation,Kraków Change inSight Realistic Theatre Foundation,Skierniewice Crown ofPolishEducation:Youth CitizenshipEducationProgramme Happy ChildhoodFoundation,Lublin Safe ontheWeb Sempre aFrente Foundation,Lublin The KorbaProject Social Development Foundation“Demos”,Odporyszów Knowledge-Tolerance-Integration School Voluntary ClubsforDeafYoung PeopleinMałopolska Foundation forRegionalDevelopment ViribusUnitis,Nowy Sącz micro-grant tocover matchingcontribution Locally Mad Foundation forDevelopment ofLocalInitiativesQdowa, Kudowa Zdrój Lubuskie AcademyofSchoolDebates Foundation inSupportofLocalDemocracy, Warsaw Log ontoActivity Foundation forDevelopment “GoodLife”, Lutcza ABC ofSocialSkills Rzeszów The PolishAssociationforPersons withMentalHandicapDepartmentinRzeszó

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PLN 53,255.34 PLN 34,919.81 PLN 14,821.35 PLN 51,335.41 PLN 187,699 PLN 100,000 PLN 144,000 PLN 314,397 PLN 210,000 PLN 174,600 PLN 207,217 PLN 148,550 PLN 137,816 PLN 223,812 PLN 207,925 PLN 128,906 PLN 122,670 PLN 303,813 PLN 90,300 PLN 90,090 PLN 21,380 PLN 62,442 PLN 54,378 PLN 3,731 PLN 3,500 41 Citizens for Democracy 42 Stefan Batory Foundation Multicultural Małopolska Teatr FigurKrakow FoundationofCreative Activities,Kraków micro-grant tocover matchingcontribution Youth inSchoolParliamentBenches Bottom-up InitiativesSupportAssociation,Kudowa Zdrój Success Academy WIOSNA Association,Kraków Large DogsDon’t Bark Hip Hop,StopHaters! Villa DeciusAssociation,Kraków Engaged, Needed,Happy Cheerful DiabeticAssociation,Lublin Social Creatiffcah: JustCauseAdvertisingSchool W.A.R.K.A. Association,Warka Multicultural Zgierz Association “Weaving Mill”,Zgierz Civic Children Stories;EducatingYoung Citizens Movement forSupportCivilInitiativesU’RWIS,Czernica Youth intheWeb –ENTER! RAMPA –Youth Development Association,Kraków Volunteering? Countmein! Regional Volunteer CenterAssociation,Katowice micro-grant tocover matchingcontribution Architecture’s Pre-School Outside-Inside Project Society, Toruń Crossborder inAction Borderland People Culture Practitioner’s Association,Warsaw Citizen PRO Drama Citizens Association ofDrama Pracitioners STOP-KLATKA, Warsaw Local ChangeYouth Lab Civic LabAssociation,Kraków My Peer,Coach Association ofBeautifulAngels,Niedźwiedź Youth Co-operatives Association forSustainableSocio-EconomicDevelopment, Key “,Kolbark Travelling Children’s University A. GołąbAssociationforChildren’s andYouth Development inZgierz,Zgierz Citizens ofPlanet“A” Association fortheLocalCommunityDevelopment “Strong Together”, Katowice Now, It’s Us,Pro-active Young PeopleintheCommunityofWińsko Krzelów Assosiation forcultural andeconomicdevelopment ofvillagesKrzelów-Młoty “Jezierzyca”, CitizenshipPromotion Program“Community MasterAcademy” 9/12 –TheAssociationforCulture andDialogue,Białystok Young Creatives: redakcjaBB The SocietyofFriendsBielsko-Biała andPodbeskidzie,Bielsko-Biała

PLN 20,399.54 PLN 11,471.46 PLN 19,815.36 PLN 261,000 PLN 138,588 PLN 164,520 PLN 224,584 PLN 174,000 PLN 135,000 PLN 270,000 PLN 166,500 PLN 166,860 PLN 206,700 PLN 72,900 PLN 37,692 PLN 93,000 PLN 67,022 PLN 56,700 PLN 35,000 PLN 92,000 PLN 68,600 PLN 85,200 PLN 51,919 PLN 4,938 PLN 3,500 PLN 2,500 Establishing cooperation withtheorganisation from Norway We PatientsFoundation,Warsaw other Norwegianinstitution Extending cooperation withthePartnersfrom Norwayand establishingcontactswith Foundation ofActivePeopleandPlaces,Kraków Extending cooperation withthePartnersfrom Norway L’Arche Foundation,Wieliczka Extending cooperation withthePartnerfrom Iceland The CivilAffairsInstitute, Establishing cooperation withinstitution from Norway Imago Foundation,Wrocław Establishing cooperation withinstitution from Norway Foundation IDEAforDevelopment, Wierzbica Establishing cooperation withtheinstitutionsfrom Norway European Forensic InitiativesCentre (EFIC)Foundation,Warsaw Establishing cooperation withtheinstitutionfrom Norway Concordia Foundation,Kaszczor Establishing cooperation withtheinstitutionsfrom Norway Immigrant SupportCenter,Gdańsk Establishing cooperation withtheinstitutionsfrom Iceland Center forCitizenshipEducation,Warsaw Bilateral cooperation Non-governmental CenterforInformation,Knowledge andOpinionngo.pl Klon/Jawor Association,Warsaw Nationwide debate–theThird SectorforPoland The NetworkofSupportforNon-Governmental Organisation, Warsaw WATCHDOG ACTIVITY –permanentlyandprofessionally inthepublic interest Citizens NetworkWatchdog Poland,Warsaw Thematic villages–diversificationofincomeforNGOsfrom rural areas Nidzica Developmnent NidaFoundation, Nidzica PROFNET. Supportfornon-governmental organizations foraddictionprevention. Praesterno Foundation,Warsaw More stablesocialarchives inPoland Karta CenterFoundation,Warsaw Consultations basedonrules Foundation forSocialandEconomicInitiatives,Warsaw Gamification ofeffortsforthepublicgood ePaństwo Foundation,Zgorzała Food –anengaginggood Federation ofPolishFoodBanks,Warsaw Systemic projects Finance: Like It The PolishScoutingandGuidingAssociation,Warsaw Outdoor Vertigo Association ofculture andsocialinitiativesTWIKS,Szczecin My Place Local Government Association,Konin Łódź

PLN 32,310.13 PLN 23,974.84 PLN 39,357.38 PLN 1,499.07 PLN 485,500 PLN 500,000 PLN 461,000 PLN 353,000 PLN 225,000 PLN 198,500 PLN 105,000 PLN 126,013 PLN 205,891 PLN 421,000 PLN 332,000 PLN 942,000 PLN 55,000 PLN 58,300 PLN 30,550 PLN 56,600 PLN 38,700 PLN 41,800 43 Citizens for Democracy 44 Stefan Batory Foundation Pars ofgrants returned (bilateral projects) Parts ofgrants returned (thematicprojects) Cooperation with thePartnerfrom Norwayonthematicproject Family CenterFoundation other Norwegianinstitutions Extending cooperation withthePartnerfrom Norwayand establishingcontactswith Union forPeopleLivingwithHIV/AIDSPositiveintheRainbow, Warsaw Establishing cooperation withthe institutionfrom Norway Association forMunicipalDzierzążnia,Dzierzążnia Extending cooperation withthePartnersfrom Norway Womens Transmission Association,Kraków Establishing cooperation withtheinstitutionsfrom Norway Karat Coalition,Warsaw other Norwegianinstitutions Extending cooperation withthePartnerfrom Norwayandestablishingcontactswith Association forChildren andYoung People CHANCE,Głogów Extending cooperation withthePartnersfrom Norway Amnesty International,Warsaw Establishing cooperation withtheinstitutionsfrom Liechtenstein Association ofSociallyActive“Trampolina”, Wrocław Establishing cooperation withtheinstitutionfrom Norway Open TheDoorAssociation,Kraków other Norwegianinstitutions Extending cooperation withthePartnerfrom Norwayandestablishingcontactswith Association “FortheEarth”, Bratnik other Norwegianinstitution Extending cooperation withthePartnerfrom Norwayandestablishingcontactswith Polish SocietyforFutures Studies,Warsaw organisation from Iceland Extending cooperation withthePartnerfrom Norwayandestablishingcontactswiththe Tourette Syndrome AssociationofPoland,Warsaw other Norwegianinstitutions Extending cooperation withthePartnerfrom Norwayandestablishingcontactswith Committee forProtection ofJewish HeritageinTarnów, Tarnów Establishing cooperation withtheinstitutionfrom Iceland Allerhand Institute,Kraków Establishing cooperation withtheinstitutionsfrom Iceland Sendzimir Foundation,Zielonki Extending cooperation withthePartnersfrom Norway Comenius FoundationforChildDevelopment, Warsaw Extending cooperation withthePartnersfrom Norway Stanislaw JablonkaFriendlyHouseFoundation,Wrocław Establishing cooperation withtheinstitutionfrom Norway Foundation forPromoting ScienceandCreativity, Nowy Sącz Establishing cooperation withtheinstitutionsfrom Iceland Foundation ofPositiveChange,Bielsko-Biała

PLN -51,235.42 PLN -14,423.99 PLN 47,277.24 PLN 13,444.40 PLN 10,719.62 PLN 10,323.52 PLN 23,385.55 PLN 29,882.93 PLN 49,600 PLN 58,500 PLN 18,700 PLN 23,600 PLN 53,080 PLN 25,000 PLN 12,500 PLN 360.55 PLN 34,000 PLN 39,173 PLN 12,800 PLN 31,580 PLN 9,945 ships for PLN 494,853 2015, In governmental scholarshipprogrammes. of young people, use of modern technologies in youth projects and to review the regulations for non- to present the latest research on inequalities and barriers in access to education, discuss the situation serve meetings The beneficiaries. scholarship and workers voluntary media, the partners, local with discuss the principles and experiences in running scholarship programmes, fundraising, cooperation the Foundation. Apart from grants, we offer opportunity to participate in an annual meeting where we providedamount the bymatch to raised donors fromfunds other organizationdocuments the when is provided upon the presentation of the plan and rules of the scholarship programme operation, and grant The 20,000. PLN to up – ones remaining the 15,000, PLN to up of amount the in grant a obtain can years ten over for programme the in participating been have that organisations The grammes. pro scholarship their for grants obtaining of possibility the offeredareorganisations the year, Every aids, paymentfordormitories,additionalcourses,commutingtoschools,etc. learning textbooks, for allocated are month per 400 to 50 PLN from of amount the in Scholarships achievements. other or community, local the in involvement income, family school, at results good the by developed organisations, considering local needs and capabilities. Decisions on regulationsscholarship granting depend on and principles of basis the on offered are programmes Scholarship of thescholarshipprogramme andthelocalcommunity. benefit the for work voluntary in them involve and beneficiaries scholarship the with cooperate etc.); designations, tax income personal 1% auctions, collections, public donors, individual business, local governments, local (from sources various from scholarships for funds the obtain villages; or towns smaller from particularly schools, secondary from students underprivileged pro to addressedscholarship grammes local run which: organisations of network a supported been have we 2000, Since Equal Opportunities individuals donors. and corporate by Foundation the to entrusted funds administer also We youth. age school for mes program scholarship run that organisations non-governmental support We communities. verished The programme goal is to enhance access to education for young people from small towns and impo Donor AdvisedFunds Equal Opportunitiesand 37 780

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46 Stefan Batory Foundation an annual prize to an author of an article or publication on foreign cultures, religions and civilizations. awards Fund the donor, the byrequested As 2002. in Bali on attack terrorist a in killed writer and list The Fund was established from a donation bequeathed by the deceased Beata Pawlak, Polish journa Beata PawlakFund In 2015theFundfinanced personal incometaxdesignations. 1% by as well as individuals private from donations by supported is It members. choir of skills vocal of improvement and perfecting voice to related activities principally and movement, choir amateur the of development the help to aim an with music, choral about passionate Choir Gregorianum of the artist an Jonczyk, Staszek deceased tragically of family the by 2011 in established was Fund The Staszek Jonczyk“Sing”Fund Equal Opportunitiesprogramme. financed Fund 2015 the In students underprivileged from smallertowns orvillagesintheŚwiętokrzyskieProvince. for scholarships as used are resources Fund’s The USA. the from Family Gavell the of Foundation Vadis Quo the by donation annual from 2010 in established was Fund The Gavell FamilyFund Equal Opportunitiesprogramme. In 2015 the Fundfinanced and youth. children to assistance for annually allocated been has assets its of investment the from generated revenues The Szejnert. Małgorzata by made donation a to thanks 2002 in established was Fund The Małgorzata SzejnertFund totaling 16 the FetalAlcoholSyndrome (FAS). Fund), grants to organizations that support and provide therapy to children and youth suffering from “Sing” Jonczyk (Staszek choirs amateur for grants Fund), Pawlak (Beata civilizations cultu and religions res, foreign on publication or article an of author an to prize annual an financed: Funds Advised Donor of rest The communities. small and families low-income from students and youth age school J.,and J. Putka “Spread Fund, Your Wings” Maczuga Fund, Wanda Tomasz and Jadwiga and Chruściel Fund financedJanina scholarships for Fund, Winiarska-Feleszko Iwona them: of four the programme, Fund and Gavell Family Fund financed grants to organisations participating in the Equal Opportunities Szejnert Małgorzata them: of two the Funds: Advised Donor 9 administered Foundation the 2015 In nors tosupportcharitableobjectivesagreed withthedonor. do private or corporate by entrusted funds time-limited and endowed administers Foundation The Donor AdvisedFunds grants were finnaced within Donor Advised Funds totaling PLN 228,050 . 5 3 5

grants of amount the in grants foramateurchoirsintheamount of grants intheamountof PLN 34,200 PLN 81 000 PLN 190,450 to organisationsthe to in participating to organisations participatinginthe PLN 13,250 and 137 scholarship grants . - - - In 2015,Fundawarded of PLN300permonthtotalling PLN 300 per month totalling totalling month In 2015, the Fund granted Gniewczyna Łańcucka. of village family donors’ in School Middle and Primary “Monter” students Chruściel for Antoni of scholarships graduates for and designated is Fund The families. low-income from youth Chruściel support Jadwiga by to made 50,000 USD of donation a to thanks 2015 in established was Fund The Wanda andJadwigaChruścielFund scholarships intheamountof larships of PLN 350–380 per month for 3d year students totalling 11, PLN 6,069.64 grantedFund 2015, the In from25 scholarships cover710 to PLN PLN 85to enrolment totalling costs third year. and second the in studies of continuation for scholarships and learning, higher of institutions state of enrolment at the university; scholarships for the first year of bachelor’s or master’s studies at Polish process the with associated costs the cover to graduates school secondary to grants time one offers Fund The learning. higher of institutions at study to decide not would support scholarship without who families low-income from people young for scholarships to allocated are assets Fund’s The aim. 1% and donations Fund’sthe supporting people and members from family Putka the from designations tax income personal benefits Fund The family. Putka the by 2011 in established was Fund The J. andPutka“Spread Your Wings”Fund value of awarded Fund 2015, In ates ofthree secondary schoolsfrom donors’familytowns ofWadowice andNowy Sącz. gradufor scholarships for designated is Fund The studies. master’s or bachelor’s for learning higher prints and collection to support young people from low-income families books who enroll at Polish state institutions of of sale a from Maczuga Tomasz and Janina by 2012 in established was Fund The Janina andTomasz MaczugaFund vaue disbursed: Fund the 2015, In tions from privateindividualsaswellby 1%personalincometaxdesignations. Iwona milies and small lawyer, communities who enroll at Warsaw-based state universities. It is supported by dona deceased tragically a fa low-income of from students for scholarships family for grants provide to and aim an with Winiarska-Feleszko friends by 2008 in established was Fund The Iwona Winiarska-Feleszko Fund (see the book the debate a by for accompanied was ceremony Piskała award The Konrad2014). Warsaw W.A.B., (Wydawnictwo was “Dryland” Award Pawlak Beata the of edition thirteenth the of winner The scholarships of PLN 350–410 per month for second year students totalling PLN 24,000 Batory Foundation Debates Batory Foundation PLN 18,000 , 14 PLN 14,000 and scholarships of PLN 630 per month for first year students totalling students year first for month per 630 PLN of scholarships . 5 27 scholarships of 4 annual scholarships of scholarships annual annualscholarshipsofatotal valueof 11 ; 14 scholarships for upper-secondary school students from PLN 150 to 150 PLN from students school upper-secondary for scholarships 14 ; scholarships for secondary school students from PLN 100 to PLN 200 per PLN 25,500 4 PLN 145,029.64 scholarshipsof PLN 5,400 ). The winner received award in the total amount of PLN 500 ; 2 . scholarships for students at institutions of higher learning . PLN 600 for secondyearstudentstotalling PLN 500 per month for first year students of a total a of students year first for month per per month for first year students of a total a of students year first for month per PLN 13,410 PLN 44,900 . In total the Fund awared . PLN 37,350 PLN 22,500 PLN 88,200 PLN 10,000 and 4 . scho - - - - . , 47 Equal Opportunities and Donor Advised Funds 48 Stefan Batory Foundation coasi porme o scnay col tdns rm oca cut – from the for – awarded were scholarships county 14 grantee Kościan the by raised from funds other and students grant the school secondary for programme Scholarship Dezydery Chłapowski EducationAssociation,Kościan Jarocin, boroughs: grantee 24scholarshipswere awarded forthe2015/2016schoolyear. the by raised the funds other and from grant the from – students Żerków Miasto, Nowe Kotlin, school Jaraczewo, secondary for programme Scholarship Garden ofDreams Foundation,Jarocin school year. 2015/2016 the for awarded were scholarships 24 grantee, the by raised funds grantother and the from – county Gołdap from students school high for programme Scholarship Foundation fortheDevelopment ofGołdapRegion, school year. 2015/2016 the for awarded were scholarships 21 grantee the by raised funds other and Scholarship programme for students of secondary schools from Barciany – from the grant Barciany EducationInitiativeAssociation,Barciany Grants financedfrom thedonation by theAgora Foundation Equal Opportunities Grants Wanda andJadwigaChruścielFund(PLN18,081,61),Karol Uryga-Nawarowski Fund(PLN 52,000). J. nors: Iwona Winiarska-Feleszko Fund PLN (PLN 41,100), Janina and Tomasz Maczuga Fund (PLN (PLN Fund Family Gavell (PLN the 80,400), (PLN Foundation Agora from taxde donations 286,853), income (PLN 1%personal signations the from financed was programme Opportunities Equal the 2015, In In 2015,theFundfinanced ce totheirfamilies,therapists andteachers. from the Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS), as well as provide training, support and professional assistan suffering youth and children to therapy provide and support that organizations help to Foundation byKaroldonation US-based annual the Uryga-Nawarowskian with 2008 in established was Fund The Karol Uryga-Nawarowski Fund 2015/2016 schoolyear. Total costsoftheprogramme Total programme cost Cost of1%incometaxcampaign programmes) scholarship local of meeting annual (including implementation Program Donor AdvisedFunds(grants, scholarships,prize) Equal Opportunities(grants) and J. Putka “Spread Your Wings” Fund (PLN 151,269.64), Staszek Jonczyk “Sing” Fund (PLN 13,250), (PLN Fund “Sing” Jonczyk Staszek 151,269.64), (PLN Fund Wings” Your“Spread Putka J. and 12,400). Donor Advised Funds were financed from funds entrusted by corporate and private do 81,000), revenues from Małgorzata Szejnert Fund (PLN 34,200), gifts from individuals donors individuals from gifts 34,200), (PLN Fund Szejnert Małgorzata from revenues 81,000), 2 grants intheamountof PLN 52,000 . PLN 114,093.98 PLN 303,219.64 PLN 494,853.00 PLN 1,193,470.64 PLN 948,114.73 PLN 35,948.11 PLN 15,000 PLN 16,000 PLN 15,000 PLN 15,000 18,000), - - - coasi porme o scnay col tdns rm igrj ony and county Biłgoraj from ships were awarded forthe2015/2016schoolyear. students school scholar 29 grantee, the by raised funds other and grant the secondary from – borough Zwierzyniec for programme Scholarship Community FoundationofBiłgoraj Region,Biłgoraj school year. 2015/2016 the for awarded were scholarships 18 grantee, the by raised funds other and grant the from – Białystok from students school secondary for programme Scholarship Widok AssociationofCultural Education,Białystok Grants financedfrom the 1%incometaxdonations the 2015/2016 schoolyear. for awarded were scholarships 26 grantee, the by raised funds from other and – grant borough the Srokowo from students school secondary for programme Scholarship Success forEachChildSrokowo Association,Srokowo school year. 2015/2016 the for awarded were scholarships 18 grantee, the by raised funds other and Scholarship programme for high school students from Ciechanów county – from the grant A. Bąkowska ScholarshipFundfor Rural Youth Association,Sońsk-Gołotczyzna the 2015/2016schoolyear. for awarded – were scholarships 10 grantee, Stanisławówthe by raised funds other and and grant the from Pustelnik from students school middle for programme Scholarship Association forChildDevelopment, Pustelnik Grants financedfrom MałgorzataSzejnertFund the for awarded were scholarships 28 grantee, the 2015/2016 schoolyear. by raised funds other the from and – county grant Skarżysko form in students school high for programme Scholarship Give UsaChanceFoundation,Skarżysko-Kamienna ships were awarded forthe2015/2016schoolyear. Brody Łagów,scholar 33 grantee, the by raised funds other and grant boroughs:the from – Waśniów and Iłżeckie the from students school middle for programme Scholarship Association forDevelopment ofŁagów Borough, Łagów the 2015/2016schoolyear. – from the grant and other funds raised by the grantee, 14 scholarships were awarded for Świętokrzyskie of region the from students school secondary for programme Scholarship Świętokrzyskie RegionCommunityFoundation,Kielce funds raised by the grantee, 21 scholarships were awarded for the 2015/2016 school year other Scholarship programme for secondary school students from Staszów – from the grant and Vive HeartforChildren Foundation,Kielce year. and grant the from other funds raised by – the grantee, 11 scholarships Iłża were awarded for from the 2015/2016 school students school secondary for programme Scholarship Fans oftheIłżaRegionSociety, Iłża Grants financedfrom GavellFamilyFund school year. 2015/2016 the for awarded were scholarships 26 grantee, the by raised funds other and Scholarship programme for secondary school students from Iława county – from the grant Haven Association,Iława Foundation Agora from 4,400 PLN by financed (grant year and grant the from – other funds raised by Skulsk the grantee, 14 scholarships from were awarded for the 2015/2016 students school school middle for programme Scholarship Society forPromotion andDevelopment ofSkulsRegion,Skulsk individuals donors).

and PLN 600 from gifts from gifts from 600 PLN and - - . PLN 15,000 PLN 20,000 PLN 15,000 PLN 15,000 PLN 15,000 PLN 12,200 PLN 12,000 PLN 10,000 PLN 20,000 PLN 20,000 PLN 6,000 PLN 5,000 49 Equal Opportunities and Donor Advised Funds 50 Stefan Batory Foundation the grant and other funds raised by the grantee, 29 scholarships were awarded for the 2015/2016 schoolyear. for awarded were scholarships 29 grantee, the by raised funds from other and – grant the boroughs Sokółka from students school secondary for programme Scholarship Sokółka Community Foundation,Sokółka the for awarded were scholarships 23 grantee, the 2015/2016 schoolyear. by raised funds other and the from grant – county Sławno from students school secondary for programme Scholarship Family Foundation,Sławno ded inthe2015/2016schoolyear. county – from the grant and other funds raised by the grantee, 10 scholarships were awar Radomsko in students school secondary talented artistically for programme Scholarship Cultural InitiativesFoundation,Radomsko the for awarded were scholarships 2015/2016 schoolyear). 6 grantee, the by raised funds other and from grant – the borough Bilzanów from students school secondary for programme Scholarship Echo ofPyzdryCultural Association,Pyzdry the for awarded were scholarships 2015/2016 schoolyear. 6 grantee, the by from raised – funds other county and Wieliszew grant the from students school secondary for programme Scholarship EMKA Youth forDevelopment Association,Wieliszew year. other funds raised by the grantee, 20 scholarships were awarded for the 2015/2016 school and grant the from – Nidzica County in students school high for programme Scholarship Nidzica CommunityFoundation,Association, 2015/2016 school year. the for awarded were scholarships 6 grantee, the by raised funds other and Scholarship programme for secondary school students from Nakło county – from the grant Krajna andPałukiPartnershipAssociation,NakłonadNotecią ded forthe2015/2016schoolyear. awar were scholarships 16 grantee, the by raised funds other and grant the from – ughs boro Krynica and Muszyna from students school secondary for programme Scholarship Society oftheFriendsMuszynaAlmanac, larships were awarded forthe2015/2016schoolyear. Miłomłyn, Ostróda, Morąg – from the grant and Gietrzwałd, other funds Łukta, raised boroughs:by the the grantee, from 49,scho students school high for programme Scholarship Foundation fortheDevelopment ofŁuktaRegion, grantee, the by raised funds 30,scholarships were awarded forthe2015/2016schoolyear. other and grant the from – county Leżajsk from students Scholarship programme for middle school students from Leżajsk borough and high school Community FoundationinLeżajsk, Leżajsk grantee, the by raised funds other and grant 44,scholarships were awarded forthe2015/2016schoolyear. the from – Września and Turek Słupca, Scholarship programme for secondary school students from the counties of: Kolno, Konin, Local Government Association,Konin the 2015/2016schoolyear. for awarded were scholarships 39 grantee, the by raised funds other and grant the from – county Elbląg and Elbląg from students school secondary for programmes Scholarship Elbląg Foundation–CommunityforRegion, the 2015/2016 schoolyear. for awarded were scholarships 10 grantee, the by raised funds other and grant the from – borough Brzeszcze from students school secondary for programme Scholarship Social Welfare Foundation,Brzeszcze - - - - PLN 12,000 PLN 15,000 PLN 15,000 PLN 15,000 PLN 15,000 PLN 15,000 PLN 15,000 PLN 15,000 PLN 15,000 PLN 7,000 PLN 6,353 PLN 9,000 PLN 5,000 Summer musiccampofthe“Gregorianum Boys” choir. Edward Jozajtis Gregorianum Warsaw Choral Society, Warsaw choir. Liberatem” “Amo of members the for workshops skills acting and movment stage Vocal, in Song No. 2KnightsoftheVirtutiMilitariMiddleSchool,Warsaw Marian of Festival Choral International in Czestochowa. choir “Bogorya” of Participation Municipal Cultural Center,Grodzisk Mazowiecki Vocal workshops for themembersof“Ars Longa” choir. No. 5European UnionMiddleandHighSchool,Ostrołęka and rendition, recording sessionand participationinMyśleniceFestivalofChoral Music. skills vocal improving on work – choir „Animoto” of members the for workshops Autumn John PaulIIPrimaryandMiddleSchool,Łazy Staszek Jonczyk“Sing”Fund Donor AdvisedFunds the for awarded were scholarships 2015/2016 schoolyear. 5 grantee, the by raised funds other from and – grant borough the Zarzecze from students school secondary for programme Scholarship Zarzecze Borough Development Association,Zarzecze tee, 22scholarshipswere awarded forthe2015/2016schoolyear. Family Homes affiliated with the Association and – from the grant and other funds families raised by the gran foster from students school secondary for programme Scholarship One HeartFosterParents Association,MiędzyrzecPodlaski Grants financedfrom giftsfrom individualsdonors school year. 2015/2016 the for awarded were scholarships 26 grantee, the by raised funds other and Scholarship programme for high school students from Wyszków borough – from the grant Promenade Association,Wyszków school year. 2015/2016 the for awarded were scholarships 22 grantee, the by raised funds other and grantfromthe – Wieluń County in students school programmesecondary Scholarship for Foundation fortheDevelopment ofWieluńCounty, Wieluń from the 2015/2016 schoolyear. for – awarded were scholarships borough 23 grantee, the Warka by raised funds from other and grant students the school secondary for programme Scholarship W.A.R.K.A. Association, Warka the 2015/2016 schoolyear. for awarded were scholarships 24 grantee, the by raised funds other and grant the from – Lubelski Tomaszów from students school secondary for programme Scholarship Czajnia Association,Tomaszów Lubelski from the 2015/2016 schoolyear. – for awarded were Świętochłowice scholarships 15 grantee, the from by raised funds students other and grant the school secondary for programme Scholarship Foundation fortheDevelopment ofŚwiętochłowice, Świętochłowice ships were awarded forthe2015/2016schoolyear. scholar 38 grantee, the by raised funds other and grant the from – borough Kłodzko in Bystrzyca Kłodzka, Lądek-Zdrój, Międzylesie and Stronie Śląskie and the village of Wojbórz area: fromSnowboroughsMountain students of programmeschool Scholarship secondary for Snow MountainCommunityFound,Stara Bystrzyca - - PLN 20,000 PLN 20,000 PLN 20,000 PLN 15,000 PLN 15,000 PLN 10,000 PLN 15,000 PLN 2,000 PLN 1,250 PLN 3,000 PLN 3,000 PLN 4,000 PLN 1,800 51 Equal Opportunities and Donor Advised Funds 52 Stefan Batory Foundation J. andPutka“Spread Your Wings”Fund Gabriela Studnicka–first-yearstudentofpharmacyat the JagiellonianUniversity Paweł Mleczek – first-year student of technical physics at the AGH University of Science and Technology Patrycja Mikołajczyk –first-yearstudentofpharmacyattheMedicalUniversitySilesia and Technology Katarzyna Jurczak – first-year student of ecological sources of energy at the AGH University of Science Scholarship recipients: September–December 2015). 4 first-yearstudentsselectedin2015month for(payments Scholarship ofPLN500per ments forJanuaryandJune2015). (pay 2014 in selected students college first-year 4 for month per PLN,500 of Scholarships Janina andTomasz MaczugaFund Andrzej Strzałkowski –second-yearstudentoflawattheUniversityWarsaw Natalia Siereda –second-yearstudentofArabic studiesattheUniversityofWarsaw Ida Matysek–second-yearstudentofFinno-UgricstudiesattheUniversityW Warsaw Paulina Kloczkowska – second-year student of general and clinical speech therapy at the University of Adam Dobrakowski –second-yearstudentofmathematicsattheUniversityWarsaw Scholarship recipients: December 2015) October– for (payments students second-year 5 for month per 500 PLN of Scholarships Paweł Ziemiański–first-yearstudentofpower atthe Warsaw Universityof Technology Anna Suska–first-yearstudentofinternalsecurityattheUniversityW Sciences of University Warsaw the at econometrics and informatics of student first-year – Oleksiak Karolina Warsaw UniversityofTechnology the at engineering machinery construction and automotive of student first-year – Młynarski Michał Scholarship recipients: 2015 in (payments forSeptember–December2015). selected students university first-year 4 for month per 600 PLN of Scholarships for 2015) January–June of 3,second-year universitystudentselectedin2014. period the for (paymens month per PLN,500 of Scholarships st-year universitystudentsselectedin2014. 5,fir for 2015) January–June period the for (payments month per PLN,500 of Scholarships Iwona Winiarska-Feleszko Fund Konrad Piskałaforthebook“Dryland”(WydawnictwoW.A.B., Warsaw 2014). Beata PawlakFund for JanuaryandJune2015). (payments 2014 in selected students first-year 15 for month per 630 PLN of Scholarships arsaw - - arsaw PLN 15,000 PLN 10,000 PLN 56,700 PLN 10,000 PLN 9,600 PLN 9,000 PLN 8,000 PLN 7,500 Patryk Żemajduk–second-year studentattheWarsaw SchoolofEconomics of FineArtsinKraków Paulina Węgrzyn – second-year student of conservation and restoration of works of art at the Academy Monika Tabor –second-yearstudentofbiotechnology attheUniversityofWarsaw in Kalisz Mateusz Szumiela – second-year student of information technology at the State Vocational University University ofTechnology Rzeszow Łukasiewicz Ignacy the at aerospace and aviation of student second-year – Sztejnbis Kamil Kinga Szczepaniak–second-yearstudentofmedicineat theMedicalUniversityofW in University Vocational Opole Medical State the at nursing of student second-year – Struzik Małgorzata Iga Korbuszewska –second-yearstudentofappliedlinguisticsattheNicolausCopernicusUniversity Bartosz Jędraszczak –second-yearstudentoflawattheNicolausCopernicusUniversity Damian Jarzembowski –second-yearstudentofChinesestudiesattheUniversityGdańsk Tomasz Derdak – second-year student of energy and aviation at the Warsaw University of Technology Scholarships recipients: ments forOctober–December2015). Scholarships of PLN 350–410 per month for 11 second-year students selected in 2015 (pay Paulina Wojciechowska –first-yearstudentofbiologyattheUniversity Wrocław Mateusz Szlęzak Warsaw UniverityofTechnology Tomasz Szczepański – first-year student of automotive and construction machinery engineering at the Emilia Stępień–first-yearstudentoflawattheJagiellonianUniversity Anna Raczkowska –first-yearstudentoflawattheUniversityBiałystok Klaudia Podlecka–first-yearstudentofnationalsecurityattheMilitaryUniversityT of Technology Mateusz Mili Paulina Mackiewicz –first-yearstudentofbiotechnologyatthe Warsaw Universityof Technology Kamila Kowalewska – first-year student of finance and accounting at the Nicolaus Copernicus University Patrycja Kowalska –first-yearstudentofbiologyattheUniversityŁódź Marta Grzelak–first-yearstudentofbiotechnologyattheNicolausCopernicusUniversity in Chełm Monika Giżyńska – first-year student of mechanical engineering at the State School of Higher Education Paulina Gadzała–first-yearstudentofeconomicsattheUniversityW atthe Warsaw UniversityofTechnology engineering machinery andconstruction of automotive student first-year – Drelich Ewelina Scholarship recipients: for September–December2015). 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– first-yearstudentofcomputerscienceattheKielceUniversityT rocław - - - arsaw echnology PLN 6,069.64 echnology PLN 35,280 PLN 27,360 PLN 12,450 PLN 8,940 53 Equal Opportunities and Donor Advised Funds 54 Stefan Batory Foundation University ofTechnology Rzeszow Łukasiewicz Ignacy the at aerospace and aviation of student second-year – Gwóźdź Michał Magdalena Chmura –fifth-yearstudentofpsychologyattheJohnPaulIICatholicUniversityLublin Scholarships recipients: December 2015). Scholarships of PLN 300 per month for 2 students selected in 2015 (payments for October– Artur Krupafrom Electronic Technical HighSchoolinRzeszów. Katarzyna Drozd, BartłomiejKozyra –No.1Mikołaj KopernikHighSchoolinJarosław; Rafał Dąbrowicz, PaulinaPiróg, PiotrWojtuń Tomasz Chruściel,JakubKaraś from Tadeusz Kościuszko Technical SchoolsinLeżajsk; Bartłomiej Słyszfrom JanIIISobieskiVocational SchoolsinPrzeworsk Władysław JagiełłoHighandVocational SchoolinPrzeworsk; Chajec, Wojciech Scholarships recipients: ments forOctober–December2015). Scholarships of PLN 150–300 per month for 14 high school students selected in 2015 (pay Tomasz Krupa,KlaudiaKrutysz,RafałPowroźnik, MaciejRzerzyca,MateuszŻemojdzin. Paweł Bosak,GabrielaBotwina,BeataChruściel,Deput,Kar Scholarships recipients: for (payments 2015 in selected Łańcucka Gniewczyna October–December 2015). in “Monter” School Chruściel Antoni Middle of and students 11 Primary for month per 100–200 PLN of Scholarships Fundusz Wandy andJadwigiChruściel Katarzyna Korab –third-year studentofMedicalPhysicsattheUniversitySilesia Technology Agnieszka Kaczor – third-year student of architecture and urbanplanningat the Poznań University of Szymon Florek –third-year studentof medicine attheMedicalUniversityofSilesia Szymon Borys–third-year studentofconductingattheKarol Szymanowski AcademyofMusic Scholarships recipients: ments forOctober–December2015). (pay 2015 in selected students third-year 4 for month per 350–380 PLN of Scholarships

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situation inBelarus. political current the to related risks of because grantees and grants of list the publishing not are We ding relations withstakeholders, mediaandfundraising. buil advocacy, plans, operational and strategies developing team-building, management, as areas organisations the develop to efforts undertook We Belarus. in situation political of work the supported We speech. of freedom the defend to aimed activities also supported We professionals. media and journalists of skills the enhance technologies, new of use the with audiences targeted of needs the to munication com of forms adapt magazines, online and portals journals, independent of operation the enable to improve to aimed initiatives of group significant A building tolerance andpreventing discrimination. at aimed activities as well as rights civic of observance law,monitoring of functioning the in changes enhancing of idea an With non-governmental organisations. ty and preserve historic and cultural heritage and improve the quality and effectiveness of Belarusian improving quality of public transport), improve schooling and higher education, build national identi consultations, public (i.a. government local and residents between cooperation and life of quality ve gaging residents in initiatives for the benefit of local communities including activities aimed to impro Majority of the projects supported within the programme focused on Dotacje information anddevelop traditional andsocialmedia;conductindependentresearch andanalyses. reliable to access enhance tolerance; promote and discrimination counteract assistance, legal vide pro rights, human defend initiatives); youth and activity, cultural and educational through (also tion self-organisa and self-government developing and engagement civic stimulate to: aimed initiatives changes in Belarus. We make grants to Belarusian non-governmental organisations which undertake democratic support and society civil of development the stimulate to is programme the of aim The For Belarus in Belarus by helping develop knowledge andskills of the third sector activists in such independent research centres human rightsprotection citizens’accesstoinformation. we supported projects aimed at introducing at aimed projects supported we which monitor the social, economic and economic social, the monitor which capacity of non-governmental stimulating civicactivism We made We

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sidential campaign and the impact of the presidential race on the autumn and generally on Polish on generally and autumn the on race presidential the of impact the and campaign sidential pre the sentiment populist and anti-establishment strong of causes root the about commentators political and psychologists social sociologists, scientists, political 30 about among discussion Expert 15 June2015 What has happened? What will happen? Diagnosis ofthe election year (half way through) Moderator: AleksanderSmolar (President oftheBatory Foundation). Wprowadzenie: Prof. ShlomoAvineri(Israel AcademyofSciencesandHumanities). in theMiddleEastandIran nuclearprogramme dealanditsconsequences fortheregion. countries other Israel,in in changes elections results parliamentary the of about journalists and lists, specia affairs international sociologists, scientists, political individuals: 25 among discussion Expert 15 April2015 Changing environment ofIsrael: New EnemiesandNew Friends Recording ofthedabatewaspublishedin of Academy Polish Sociology, and Sciences). Moderator: Philosophy AleksanderSmolar(president oftheBatoryFoundation) of (Institute Wróbel Szymon Prof. and Sciences) of Academy Polish Psychology, of (Institute Skarżyńska Krystyna Prof. Warsaw), of University Sociology, ( Gdula Maciej Dr Sciences), of Academy ( Bendyk Edwin societies oftheWest. and Poland in society the contrastbetween and comparison the and culturalshift, newtechnologies, The discussion addressed developments in modern societies, the meaning of globalisation processes, 25 February2015 Things HaveanEndandaBeginning;ThePolishSocietyintheGlobalWorld public life. of quality the and policy internal Poland’s of issues central the on concentrated debates our 2014, In important tothefuture ofourcountryandregion. issues on debate public foster to been has goal Our affairs. international and policy foreign EU and ferences and discussions on changes taking place in our country, in Europe and in the world, on Polish con organized long have We journalists. and intellectuals public professionals, politicians, for forum discussion and meeting independent an establishing at attempt an are Debates Foundation Batory Batory FoundationDebates Moderator: AleksanderSmolar(President oftheBatoryFoundation). politics. Polityka weekly), Prof. Henryk Domański (Institute of Philosophy and Sociology,Polish and Philosophy of (Institute Domański Henryk Prof. weekly), Przegląd Polityczny rtk Polityczna Krytyka (2015,nr111) , rf Mrsaa aoy Isiue of (Institute Marody Mirosława Prof. ),

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cal commentators about Polish politics after the parliamentary elections. Participants explored social, politi and psychologists social sociologists, scientists, political 30 about among discussion expert An 18 November 2015 Polish politics2015–how muchofcontinuationandhow muchofabreak-off? The debatewaspartoftheDialogueCourtyard series.http://dziedziniecdialogu.pl/ Moderator: AleksanderSmolar (President oftheBatory Foundation). (American StudiesCenter,UniversityofWarsaw). of of (editor-in-chief Lisicki Paweł Participants: the CatholicChurch andclericalisationofthestate. over the church/state separation, the presence of the clergy in public debate, alleged politicisation of disputes the included Topics Poland. in Church Catholic the of role and position the on discussion A 29 September2015 Catholic Church andDemocracy: BoundariesofAcceptanceandRefusal Moderator: AleksanderSmolar(President oftheBatoryFoundation). the of (president Syska Michał University), Ferdinand LassalleCentre Jagiellonian forSocialThought). Studies, Polish of (Faculty Sowa Jan Prof. Club), Jagiellonian the (presidentof Mazur Krzysztof Dr Youthassociation), of Poland (chair for Kaleta Dr Monika Bartoszewicz (Vistula University), Leszek Jażdżewski (editor-in-chief of „Liberté!”), Sebastian offer themselves?) they do (What them? to offered be can what and society modern in way they find people young Can Session II:Whattodo?Politicalperspectives Wigura (memberoftheboard oftheBatoryFoundation). Karolina Dr Warsaw), of University Sociology, of (Institute Łuczewski Michał Dr Cracow), of University Pedagogical Sciences, Political of (Institute Kasprowicz Dominika Dr Institute), (Sobieski Dobrowolski Paweł Warsaw), of University Prejudice, on Research for (Center Bilewicz Michał Prof. Participants: interest representation choices; cultural and political people; young of status economic and social fortune: Youth Session I:Whyrebel? ices they make. cho political and ideological the and Poland in people byyoung faced challenges and identity dition, con the about generation younger the of researchers and pundits activists, with conference Public 16 June2016 Youth rebellion inmodernPoland.Politicalperspectives Moderator: Dr.AnnaMaterska-Sosnowska (InstituteofPoliticalSciences,UniversityWarsaw). how thiscanaffectthepoliticalsysteminPoland. and should they play in national/local politics, should the existing law be changed and how much and they do role what Poland, in democracy for opportunity an or threat a they are – referendums luded Expert discussion among about 30 political scientists, sociologists, lawyers and journalists. Topics inc 15 June2015 Referendums: whatdothey meanfordemocracy? Znak otl) Zine Nswk (dtri-he of (editor-in-chief Nosowski Zbigniew monthly), Do Rzeczy Do weekly), Dr Dominika Koowska (editor-in-chief Koowska Dominika Dr weekly), Więź

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- - - - 59 Batory Foundation Debates 60 Stefan Batory Foundation Moderator: Tomasz Stawiszyński (RDCPolskieRadio, nalist), Mirosław Wlekły(reporter) andLudwikaWłodek(journalist,sociologists). jour (fotograf, Piskała Konrad(reporter), Muszyński Andrzej (journalist), Jędrysik Miłada Participants: the protagonists oftheirstoriesandtowards thereaders wasoneofthemaintopics. reporters and writers who write about modern conflicts, wars and violence. The responsibility towards journalists, by faced challenges about authors award-nominated of participation the with debate, A 23 November 2015 A debateonthe13 Moderator: AleksanderSmolar(President oftheBatoryFoundation). cipated aswastheLawandJustice’s visionofthecountryand society. economic and cultural causes for the political shift in 2015. Policies of the new government were anti Total programme costs: th editionoftheBeataPawlakAward Thewriterandthewar Krytyka Polityczna ). PLN 145,815.21

- - cations publi (including regulations legal and powers authorities’ local of scope the on them consulted We materials). promotional and informational other and posters with them (providing activities motion pro in participants the helped media, and authorities local with contacts facilitated We cooperation. scenarios and advised the participants on how to engage residents and encourage local authorities to particular of implementation supervised Research“Shipyard”.partners Innovationand Our Social for Civic Initiatives, Sustainable Development Workshop, Bona Fides Civil Activity Association and the Unit The campaign was implemented in partnership with Opus Center for Promotion and Development of make informedchoices. and polls the to go to citizens the mobilise to aimed initiatives included we elections, parliamentary and presidential the with connection In mechanism. budgeting participatory the embracing people, local the of needs the to institution public of services the tailoring space, public of management joint community, the by embraced initiative local residents, and council local the between rapport better communities: their about making decision the in residents engage help would that activities of rios scena five of one follow to offered were project. the joined localities 400 from institutions other and This year over 500 participants: organizations, informal groups, local media, cultural centers, libraries munity are nominated forthe com and government local the with engage effectively most who Participants website. project’s the advice, instruction and promotional materials as well as information and experience sharing through offered substantive support, which includes a cycle of workshops, individual consultations and expert registeredAll areproblemaroundsolving. local participants communities integrating local and ment govern local in representatives their and members community between dialogue fostering pation, partici public increasing at aimed projects in engage to commit and www.maszglos.pl portal the at register which institutions other and schools, libraries, as well as group informal or organization any joint of responsibility for the election promises and decisions made on the election day.sense The action is open to a reinforce to and problems local solving in authorities local and residents between Since 2006 we have been organizing nationwide action aimed at initiating and promoting cooperation Your Vote, Your Choiceproject We carryoutactivitiesaimedtoincrease voterturnoutandimprove thequalityodelections. representatives in local governments and integrate local communities around local problems solving. their and constituencies between dialogue foster participation, civic spur that in activities undertaking them assisting organizations local the with work We campaigns. raising awareness and actions national organize We elections. in participation responsible and informed an including life, public in The programme’s goal is to increase public interest in local affairs and to encourage civic participation Your Vote, Your Choice How to talk to local residents, Vademecum of local consultations, local of Vademecum residents, local to talk to How Super LocalGovernment award.

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62 Stefan Batory Foundation sabilities. Flyers and posters were also sent to Civil Rights Ombudsman offices and in libraries (thanks students in the University of Warsaw and the Coalition of Disability Organisations and people with di Choice participants and students from schools that had partnerships with the Civic Education Centre, Your Vote, Your by communities local and institutions public in distributed were posters and Flyers (220,000 flyers and copies). We consulted with organisations copies) and made this content accessible to people with disabilities. (40,000 posters and copies advertising online and press produced We or supportthesesocialgroups (votingby proxy, tactilevotingdevices). or disabled people who find it more difficult to vote. We partnered with organisations that represent voting or outside your home constituency. We put a major emphasis on the voting facilities for elderly postal including methods, voting different of availability the highlighted that campaign information Before the parliamentary elections on 25 October, we conducted the national Vote without Obstacles Parliamentary Campaign FB fanpage. on media, social in campaign, Choice Your Vote, tuency. This content was posted on the websites of the coalition members and participants of the Your about the different voting methods, including postal voting by proxy or voting outside of your consti election dates, procedures and voting methods. We developed beforecampaign keythe the about During presidentialvoters the informing on focused we elections Advertising, FriendsofIntegration Association,SchoolofLeadersAssociation. Schuman Foundation, Association of Marketing Communications SAR, Economic Chamber of Outdoor Institute of Public Affairs, Chamber of News Publishers, Polish Confederation Lewiatan, Polish Robert Foundation, Development Society Information Foundation, Project:Poland Forum, Development Civil WarsawEuropeanthe University Europeanat Center, Education, Forum Citizenship for Center NGOs: of coalition broad a within conducted were years, previous in those like campaigns, These project. tivities carried out locally by non-governmental organizations taking part in the turnout campaign before October 25 parliamentary elections – complemented and reinforced the ac the and May 10 of elections presidential the before one informational – campaigns nationwide Two Presidential Campaign Educational andvoterturnoutcampaigns the 2014localelectionsreceived recognition. before campaigns turnout voter sixteen addition, In Province). Pomeranian (Western Association Świdwin Culturalfrom and Social Diem Carpe the Province), (Pomeranian Tczew from Zebra Space Culture the and Foundation Generations the Initiative, Biking Movement, Initiatives (Masovian Civic Łomianki Province), from Urban www.lomianki.info portal the Province), Province), (Wielkopolska Kalisz (Małopolska from Cracow Initiative from Foundation Institute Development Regional the Lifestyle Academy Healthy Foundation The and to: the went Nitka award Development The Foundation Warsaw.from in Bełchatów Palace (Łódź PresidentialProvince), the in February 27 on Komorowski The 2014 Super Local Government Gala was held under the honorary auspices of President Bronisław workshops attendedby 150localactivists. skills essential for workingwith local communities which attendedby 110 individuals and 10 regional Poland in System Government Local The to the Foundation for the Development of Information Society). The ads were published in electronic in published were ads The Society). Information of Development the for Foundation the to . e lo raie a he-a wrso t hl develop help to workshop three-day a organised also We ). glosuj.org.pl The Voter Guide and masz glos.pl and the campaign’s the and glos.pl masz and and Your Vote, Your Choice

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online portals.Theexperts participated inover 20radio andtelevision shows. in 200 over and press traditional in 60 over including publications, 550 in resulted This media. tronic the papers, The webcast andacompilationofpresentations andinterviews withspeakers waspostedonyoutube. was conference the views, and opinions possible of range wide a presentedreferendum. Experts the by covered issues the addressed that September 31 on conference day a with ended campaign The benefit ofthetaxpayer. parties and the principle whereby any doubts that may arise in tax legislation must be resolved to the political for funding government no constituencies, ballot the single addressed papers in The referendum. support gain should it if legislation new of consequences possible the and framework legal current the explain to language simple a using question each for paper background a developed we Moreover, arrangements. voter-friendly the of advantage take to how and when and done be must a developed We ramifications over every choice. med decisions about going to the polls and answering each of the questions while understanding the infor make citizens help to issues the about information neutral politically deliver to was campaign the of aim The methods. voting and referendumdates explainthe questions, to campaign education and communication a conducted we September, 6 for President Polish the by called referendum nal natio the before parties political and institutions government of inactivity relative the of face the In 6 SeptemberReferendum Campaign liament. par the of powers the and procedures election explaining content with them providing media with working busy were we campaign, election the During media. social in and portals online selected on on www.glosuj.org.pl, the websites of member organisations of the Your Vote, Your Choice campaign, local news portals and papers, non-governmental organisations and schools. The content was posted and electronic content to 1,500 participants of the Your Vote, Your Choice campaign, several hundred infographics the sent and infographics organisations disability understand with consulted We to process. voting easy the explaining and simple and voters for guide a published and developed We Przegląd in and monthlies and dailies local press: printed in and Filmweb and Polityka Agora, media: . Referendum Guidebook, Referendum Referendum Guidebook Referendum and the presentationsthe and were promoted traditionalin elec and containing information about who can vote and how, what how, and vote can who about information containing Tygodnik - - - - 63 Your Vote, Your Choice 64 Stefan Batory Foundation full report includingtherecommendations willbepublishedinQ1of2016. The Twitter. on followed and webcast was meeting The results.presented the to response social and media wide a was There activists. Movement Scrutiny Election the and media PAP,government local TVN24, TVP,by: attended meeting public a at presented were findings Preliminary October. and August between was conducted study The votes. invalid ‘unintentionally’ eliminate to process election the in modifications for election from 100 randomly selected districts. The aim of the study was to develop recommendations 1,000 randomly selected constituencies; a team of experts reviewed voting cards in the Provincial Diet Meanwhile, we built a partnership with the Directorate of State Archives that secured voting cards from communication campaignsandimproved electionrules). and education broad (e.g. ation corrective for recommendations preliminary and crisis the of causes ( June published in report team a expert The Warsaw). of University Policy, Social of (Institute Żukowski Tomasz Dr. Toruń), in University Copernicus Nicolaus Centre, Studies (Election Zbieranek of Jarosław Dr. University Warsaw), Administration, and Law of Department Warsaw), Unit, Studies of (Administrative Sześciło Dawid University Dr. Sciences), Institute of Academy Polish Sociology Sociology, and Philosophy of Unit, (Institute Rychard Andrzej Wrocław), Professor Sociology in (Political Economics of Raciborski University Jacek History, Professor Economic and Philosophy of (Faculty Nowotarski Bartłomiej Dr. Toruń), in University Copernicus Nicolaus Studies, International and Science of Political (Department Michalak Bartłomiej Dr. Department Warsaw), of Science, University Science, Political Political and of Journalism of (Institute Materska-Sosnowska Anna Dr. Warsaw), of University Dr. Jacek Haman (Faculty of Statistics, Demographics and Mathematical Sociology, Sociology Institute, Warsaw), of University Institute, Sociology Unit, Professor Methodology Warsaw,Studies (Social of Grabowska Mirosława University the Studies, Regional and Geography of Department Unit, Policy Local and (Development Gendźwiłł Adam Dr. University, Jagiellonian the Communication, Social and and Social Sciences, the University of Social Psychology), Dr. Jarosław Flis (Department of Management Humanities of (Department Cześnik Mikołaj Dr. included members team The future. the in problems emarrasing the avoid to as so action corrective recommend and crisis the of causes root examine to and procedures. A team of experts was established in the Your Vote Your Choice programme with a a surprisingly high task percentage of invalid votes. This led to a crisis in confidence in election institutions Local elections in 2014 were marred by management problems including delays in vote counting and in theStateElectoral CommissionandtheNationalElectionOffice. enhancement operational candidates, processmanage and elections about citizens with communication better ment, efficient more transparency, i.e. improved system, the election of efficiency and credibility the raise to practice and legislation election the changing at aimed projects continued We More Democratic Elections government andenhancementofpoliticalparties. local democraticmore systems), voter-friendly of practice and (legislation elections democraticmore areas: three on concentrated We etc.). cartoonists users, Twitter bloggers, activists, (local public ral gene the and relevantinstitutions the experts, media, politicians, with engaged We legislation. lying under the improvementsoperationsand quality in for Weadvocated participation. couragingpublic en in role major a play that institutions of capacity the improve to designed projects continued We Advocacy efforts the availableinformation,election cards andrecommendations regarding the localelectionprocess. Before the parliamentary elections, we presented to the State Electoral Commission our evaluation of What happened on 16 November? Local elections in 2014 in elections Local November? 16 on happened What Rzeczpospolita , Gazeta Wyborcza Gazeta , Dziennik Gazeta Prawna, Do Rzeczy, wSieci Rzeczy, Do Prawna, Gazeta Dziennik ) in which they outlines the outlines they which in ) - - - - , test parliamentaryelectionsandwillbepublishedin2016. la the regarding recommendations and findings with supplemented be will report The Marczewski. ving the transparency of party financing. A preliminary version of the report was written by Dr. Paweł impro and programmes party of quality raising styles, leadership authoritarian ‘oligarchisation’and exploredparticipants improvingpreventingof public, the means with communications party political the meetings four During Poland. in system party political of quality the improving of ways possible In spring, we completed a cycle of seminars for policy-makers and experts launched in 2014 to discuss Enhancement ofPoliticalParties by the to responses the presented tant local government issues. All committees responded to the questionnaire apart from Kukiz’15. We impor other and demands our about whereopinion committees askedelectiontheir we national for ject on the ngo.pl portal. In September before the parliamentary elections, we sent a questionnaire to sub the on debate followed widely a hosting by elections local first country’s the of anniversary 25th the marked We consultation. for President the of Chancellery the with met we Moreover, demands. our present to Government Local on Committee Select Sejm the and Committee Government Local Centraland Joint groups.Weapproachedthe community and organisationsby over200 weresigned demands policy.The and legislations local in members council for rolegreater a for and affairs ment and develop civil society in drafting a list of demands for a greaterdemocracy involvement of citizens in local govern of quality the improve to seek that organisations non-governmental 12 joined We More Democratic LocalGovernment Total programme costs sing spaceinmediawithavalueofPLN261,712.52) freeProgrammeof adverti contribution in-kind (including implementation Grants Rzeczpospolita , wyborcza.pl, LocalGovernment PAP andwiadomosci.onet.pl. 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The conference was followed was conference The conference. - PLN 1,474,247.63 PLN 1,130,397.63 PLN 343,850 - - - - - 65 Your Vote, Your Choice 66 Stefan Batory Foundation thod ofoperation foralocalgovernment institution(measure: “Betterinstitutions”). me or programme a of development joint and institution government local selected or engaged in activities designed to engage residents to cooperate with local authorities and/ Yourthe of participants Vote,for TrainingYour support of projectforms Choice other and The UnitforSocialInnovation andResearch “Shipyard”, Warsaw cillors coun local (Accessible residents the with cooperation their increase and councillors and council local of functioning of transparency the enhance designed activities in engaged Yourthe of participants Vote,for TrainingYour support of projectforms Choice other and Bona FidesCivilActivityAssociation space ( public of planning joint of process the in authorities local and residents engahe to aimed of process the in authorities local and residents involve to designed activities in engaged Yourthe of participants Vote,for TrainingYour support of projectforms Choice other and Sustainable Development Workshop, Toruń (“Local initiative”). initiative local of mechanism the implement and promowe to aimed activities in engaged Yourthe of participants Vote,for TrainingYour support of projectforms Choice other and OPUS Centre forPromotion andDevelopment ofCivicInitiatives,Łódź Grants ). 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We have been carrying out advocacy efforts within that solutions legal introducing at aimed activities undertaking been have we years past several For Civic LegislativeForum government. accountable and governance good of standard the with comply which solutions implement and nate improving the standards of public life and curbing corruption. We take measures to develop, dissemi events which affect the integrity of public life. We present proposals and recommendations aiming at to strengthen the role and legal protection of whistleblowers. We monitor and analyze processes and and life public in interest of conflicts of presence the to linked cronyism and nepotism corruption, of risks the reduce to citizens, of voice the to up it open and process legislative the of transparency the ensure to aim which activities undertake we programme the Within governance. accountable promote open, to and life public in integrity and transparency increase to is programme the of goal The Public Integrity legislacja.rcl.gov.pl/. Department for Public Consultation Public for Department legislacja.rcl.gov.pl/. - - - - 67

68 Stefan Batory Foundation The findings and a openness ranking list were presented to a conference before the parliamentary the before conference a to presented were list ranking openness a and findings The mainly through publicconsultations.Anti-corruptionstandards received thebestscores. cy and openness indicators. They fare worst in openness to citizens’s involvement in decision-making, The monitoring exercise revealed that government ministries on average met 35% of the transparen mation were senttogovernment officestomeasure their responsiveness. infor public for requests instances, some In Bulletins. Information Public the and websites including prevent corruption, conflict of interest and unfair lobbing. Public domain information was monitored to ability consultations, public to openness information, public to access including indicators 141 inst aga measured were them of All ministries. government 17 and Chancellery Minister’s Primie the in measures openness and transparency using government open the monitored Coalition the 2015, In public conference heldinDecember2013. a at presented were monitoring the of results The processes. decision-making of openness the and policies anti-corruption data, public of openness the information, public to access principles: government’s open of view of point the from importance key of areas four in progress plementation a report objectives were included in the and goals Partnership the and Partnership the join to refused government Tusk’s Donald Whereas ment. Polandisoneofthe2new EUmemberstatesthathavenotjoinedthis initiative. govern the of activities the evaluating and monitoring in society the of participation the increasing towards steps concrete undertake and governance in accountability and openness transparency, of in established initiative September 2011. In 2015 OGP was joined by 69 states that pledged to respect international and promote the rules an – (OGP) Partnership Government Open the by promoted and Frank Bold Foundation. The goal Communication of the Coalition is to implement the Social good governance standards of Foundation and Association, Innovation Klon/Jawor Social 61, Association for Shipyard, Unit – Poland, Research Watchdog – Network Civic Rights, Human for Foundation Helsinki Foundation, Poland Project: Foundation, Panoptykon Foundation, Forum Development Civil the from Stefan Apart Batory Foundation, the Coalition includes: Centre institutions. for Civic Education, ePF (e-State Foundation), public of openness and accessibility transparency, organisa for non-governmental work Polish that tions by 2012 May in created was Coalition Government Open The Open Government Coalition all interested partiescanbeinvolvedinit. bers of the ruling party to deliver on itspromises toengage in a full legislative process practice of bypassing public consultations. Forum members appealed government’s the on and judges Tribunal Constitutional the of elections the of politicisation the on statements: two issued OFL elections, parliamentary the after offensive legislative the of light the In PO, PSL,United LeftandTogether Party). PiS, of representatives by attended was conference (the process legislative the on legislation new of was organised to present the views of election committees and all its participants supported the idea conference A OFL. by recommended as comments, public to respond to obligation a,statutory and stakeholders all of respect mutual and transparency equality, on based process consultation public open fully a for support their declared most respond), not did Kukiz’15 and KORWiN of (committees respondedthat committees six the Of rules. consultation public the and Poland processin legislative of Law and Justice, Civic Platform, Together Party and United Left. All participants supported the idea the Togethersupported Platform, participants Civic All Justice, Left. and United Law and of Party elections on 15 October. The conference was attended by about 100 people, including representatives Waiting for Open Government Open for Waiting Efficient State 2020 in which it presented the current state of legislation and im and legislation of state current the presented it which in strategy, the Open Government Coalition prepared to thegovernment andmem so that ------Procurement Office. Some recommendations (e.g. to increase access to the government contract to thegovernment market) formulatedearlyintheprocess were incorporated intonew publicprocurement bills. access to increase (e.g. recommendations Some Office. Procurement Public the mainly institutions, public from interest and attention media much attracted project The contracts in2010-2015withnearly2.5millionrecords. ( Wikariak Sławomir Office; of (Ministry Tomczak Infrastructure and Development/Ministry Marta of Development; Wojciech Świątkowska,Tokarski, Central Anti-Corruption Ewa Appeal); of Chamber (National Trojan Paweł Rams, Magdalena Audit); of Chamber (Supreme Hubert Panasiuk Andrzej counsel); legal Wspólnicy); Nowaka, (Huberta Nowak and (Łaszczuk Łaszczuk Maciej Development, of Economy/Ministry of Ministry Kacprzak, Magdalena Koralewska-Zielińska, Dariusz Piasta (Public Procurement Office); Grzegorz Lang, Tefelski (Ministry of Economy/Ministry of Development); Krzysztof Piotr Izdebski (independent expert)Haładyj, Karol Mariusz o.o.); z Sp. Sienna Doradcza (Grupa Dzierżanowski Włodzimierz Consumers); Szymankiewicz Piotr Kreft, Katarzyna and Competition of Protection Burnat, the for (Office Polak Michał Kraska, Jacek Dorabialski, Wojciech (PwC); Łukasz 2.0); (Zamówienia Berdyga inc consultants Tomasz Our analysts. luded: and institutions procurement public major all with reports. consultated relevant We other and review our on based barometer the of concept statistical a and cators indi risk of list a developed We system. procurement public the of review legal a wrote we 2015, In Budapest, whichhasvastexperience indesigningsimilartools. from Center Research Corruption The organisation Hungarian a and data market procurement blic pu of provider online an 2.0., Zamówienia portal the with partnership in implemented is project The of degree transparency. the lowering thus procurement source single for threshold the increased that gislation le procurement public the to amendments 2014 the review and system procurement public the to making this information public we will spur a debate and increase popular support for improvements by that hope We citizens. interested or researchers experts, journalists, bidders, clients, prospective types of projects etc.). The barometer will provide information and education. It can be used by clients, and procurement public pinpoint areas with the highest vulnerability (by the in type of contracting, type of contracting agencies, threats corruption identify helps that tool online interactive an baro meter, risk corruption a designed has project The greater procedures. promote procurement and public awareness in transparency public raising at aimed project two-year a launched we 2015, In in MemberStates. corruption fighting of effects the about report Commission European 2014 the in confirmed is which abuse, and corruption of risks high with areas vulnerable most the of one as seen is procurement Public GDP). of 8% (about 2013 in billion 143 PLN exceeded it and years several for steadily growing been has market this of value The economy. the of part major a for account contracts Government Preventing corruptioninpublicprocurement ted in2017. at conduc be will and methodology same exercisethe nextmonitoring use tool will The otwartyrzad.org.pl. online interactive an in presented was ministries government of list ranking openness The and theevent were widely covered by media. results monitoring the Both Government. Open for Partnership international the joining Poland of Dziennik Gazeta Prawna daily). We developed a data base of government of base data a developed We daily). ------69 Public Integrity 70 Stefan Batory Foundation h poet a fne b te uoen omsin i te odvn hpe o Transparency of chapter Moldovan International. the via Commission European the by funded was project The Administration. Public of School National the and Defence of Ministry Minister, Civil Prime the outcomes: of Chancellery project of Service the on building in interest expressed departments government following The officials. public for programme education interest of conflict and anti-corruption an of a,launch and interest of conflict the to respect with policies department government of review a announces the in reflected were mendations recom and conclusions monitoring The journalists. and diplomats Commission, European officials the from by attended was conference The June. 29–30 on Brussels in held was conference review a Following two years of project activities with participants in Eastern Partnership countries and Poland that focusedonthelinksbetweenlobbying andconflictofinterest consideration. seminar a held we Berlin, in International Transparency and Affairs Public of Institute the with ship withthe inpartnership sector, the defence in Ministry of Defence and the UK chapter of Transparency International in April; on 12 June, in partner interest of conflict the on seminar a organised we guide officialsinconflictofinterest situations. to principles ethical and regulations and rules covers that guidebook a and administration in studies flict of interest risks: an online quiz ( We developed two educational tools for public administration to make officials more aware of the con of interest ortheappointmentofanEthicsOfficerinlocal government office. officials and helped establish good practices in institutions such as abstention from voting if in conflict projects raised the awareness of the potential for conflict of interest among community members Six-month and of interest. conflict the about materials education and communication produced offices, public monitored the in interest of conflict potential publications and reports analytical developed members, council for workshop interest of conflict a organisedThey basis. competitive a on selected organisations watchdog local three to delegated was task latter The locally. and nationally both gs findin research the promote to efforts education and communication on concentrated we 2015 In rest intheChancelleryofPrimeMinisterand18ministries. inte of conflict concerning policies internal of study a out carried we Interior, the of Ministry the and In 2014, in cooperation with the Department of Civil Service, the National School of Public Ukrainian Administration the and Institute forPublicPolicyandTORO Creative Unionfrom Ukraine. Armenia Partnership from Eurasia Centre Anti-Corruption leader), International (project Transparency International Foundation, Transparency of branch Moldova the include Commission, European the by funded is which project, the in Participants government. in interest of improve state efficiency and strengthento the roleis of citizensUkraine) in their effortsand designed toMoldova reduce conflicts (Armenia, countries Partnership Eastern three from organisations with collaboration in implemented and 2013–2015 for planned project international this of objective The Monitoring ofconflictinterest policies http://konflikt.batory.org.pl/ oenet orpin rvnin rgam 2014–2019 Programme Prevention Corruption Government ) that includes conflict of interest case which - - - - - omsin i te odva bac o Tasaec Itrainl PN 2,107) The 120,0150.74), (PLN Brussels (PLN440.96). International in International Transparency Transparency and 15,699.07) the European (PLN of Berlin from in Secretariat branch International Transparency the grants Moldavian by the provided via funds from Commission financed was programme the 2015, In portunities forimproving thesecurityforwhistleblowers by anadequateuseoflitigationmeasures. in November for about 50 students of the whistleblowingNational School of Judges and Prosecutors. We presented op on workshop training all-day an held We whistleblowing. in involved challenges the of awareness public building and organisation in systems protection whistleblower plementing im workplace, their in abused of reports with forward come who individuals protect to legislation existing of use the and whistleblowers was topic The Administration. Public of School National with partnership in officials government 100 about for workshop all-day an organised we September, In and Czechia);thereport willbeusedinadvocacywork2016. in drafting whistleblower legislation in selected EU Member States (including the UK, the Netherlands unions trade and organisations employers’ of involvement the about report a developed we 2015, In whistleblowing legislationinPoland. whistleblowing, regarding experts governmentregardingthe presentrecommendationsto surveyresults and the and discussing workshop business organisations, employers’ unions, trade among government the in tected pro better are whistleblowers that recommendation only an regenerate and whistleblowers protect would that legislation passing of relevance the discuss to government) and organisations ployers’ Whistle-blowing Towards Regulation project a implemem to began In August within a framework of cooperation with Transparency International Secretariat in Berlin we uld leadtoachangeoftheattitudegeneral publictowards thewhistleblowers. wo that activities educational and information conduct also We whistleblowers. of protection better ensuring regulations legal introducing at aimed activities on concentrating been have we years, Last whistleblowers. of perception public and status the raising for important is voice whose employers) and professionals legal unions, (trade circles professional and groups of representatives engage to the legal situation of whistleblowers and advocating for strengthening their protection. We also tried monitoring of consisted efforts our Initially profession. their of margins the on themselves finding or job their losing mobbed, being of risk the run thus and profession or workplace their in haviour be unethical or irregularities reveal good, public the of interest the in and faith good in acting who, persons i.e. whistleblowers, of protection legal the strengthen to working been have we 2009, Since Support andlegalprotection ofwhistleblowers Total programme costs Grants Programme implementation Corruption Prevention Programme 2014–2019 Programme Prevention Corruption Building Positive Attitudes of Trade Unions and Employers Organizations Employers and Unions Trade of Attitudes Positive Building . The project seeks to encourage social partners (trade unions, em . The project includes a survey a includes project The . PLN 631,063.88 PLN 40,786.67 PLN 590,277.21 ------71 Public Integrity 72 Stefan Batory Foundation an exhibition ofcontract registers. officials; and activists media, local for organised was interest of conflict the about ference a con agreements; rental office and procurementcontracts public in damages liquidated a review of employment contracts of local officials, civil law contracts, public procurement, Without Conflict: an assessment of the Freedom Foundation,Lublin ethics andcouncilrulesregulations. of code the in changes recommended has and offices government local the in interest of conflict perceived about community local the in conducted been has survey a Radom; in authorities city in codes ethical and regulations and laws relevant situations, interest of Change Group, an informal watchdog group in Radom has undertaken to monitor Watchdog PolandCivicNetwork/ChangeGroup, Radom of interest situation,lobbying foranethicalofficerpositiontobeestablished. cil members and officials, introducing a rule of abstention from council voting in a conflict officein inthemunicipality jobpositions of Stężyca (Pomeranian Province), mapping conflict ofinterest threats, aworkshopforcoun analysis risk office: new a in value Added Niesiołowice Węsiory StoneCircles Association,Sulęczyno Grants conflict of interest status of the city office in Lublin, conflict - - PLN 16,000 PLN 11,310 PLN 14,000 Liberalisation Index toaUkrainian organisation, Europe withoutBarriers,inDecember. Visa the of maintenance the Visa-Free-Europeand the Coalition co-ordinationof overthe Wehanded every quartertoover 10,000recipients from EUandtheEaPcountries. electronicnewsletter,via weredisseminated Russia and countries EaP and EU between dialogue visa and reforms of implementation the in progress about Information liberalization. visa towards states EaP the of progress the illustrated which (monitoring.visa-free-europe.eu) tool internet interactive or other bilateral documents were presented in the Eastern Partnership Visa Liberalisation Index – an Plans Action in stipulated requirements the with countries those in legislation the of harmonisation the of assessments the as well as together observations these of results The Belarus. and Azerbeijan Armenia, for year a twice and advanced) (most Ukraine and Georgia in basis quarterly a on reported be to regime visa-free a for preparations observations: our report would we often how of terms in them between differentiate to year last decision a made we so regime visa-free a towards progress the and, EU the between dialogue visa Eastern Partnership states. There are large discrepancies between Eastern Partnership states in their in progress of monitoring long years four the continued we Coalition, Visa-Free-Europe the from countries EaP from observers with cooperation in 2015, In tehr 50 organizations and institutions from the EU states and Eastern European countries and Russia. tige brings which Visa-Free-EuropeCoalition the including countries, European Eastern from and EU travelers at the eastern border of the EU, we collaborated with organizations and institutions from the In our efforts to accelerate the process of lifting the visa regime and improve the quality of service for ment. move visa-free of perspectives the concerning states member the among concerns and fears dispel a visa facilitation agreement. We tried to present arguments in favour of visa policy liberalisation and have not does which Belarus, for solutions special of preparation liberalisation, visa for plans action of adoption Code, Visa the in and agreements facilitation visa in included commitments the of tation implemen the for advocated We Russia. and countries Partnership Eastern for visas of abolition and policy visa EU’s the of liberalisation gradual at aimed activities long-term our completed we 2015, In A friendlyEUborder with organisations andinstitutionsfrom theEUandEasternPartnershipcountries. to accelerate the process of liberalization of the visa regime. We conduct our activities in cooperation in Eastern trends Europe. We work to bring the pro-EuropeanEastern Partnership societies closer to the European and Union and processes democratic support to and neighbors Eastern our towards policy Union European and Polish friendly and active an promote to is programme the of goal The Open Europe Programme - - - 73

74 Stefan Batory Foundation jects were presented to the General Assembly of the EU-Russia Civil Society Forum in Budapest in Budapest December 2015. in Forum Society Civil EU-Russia the of Assembly General the to presentedpro were Both jects concept. travel visa-free the promotes one other the and States Member EU selected in received grants from the Forum’s mini-grant scheme. The first project focuses onthat integratingprojects migrants visa two developed participants workshop, the After Balkans. the and Europe Eastern Russia, EU, the from people young 21 for visas and migration mobility, on session one delivered We July. 22–24 on Raseiniai in and Vilnius in EU the and Europe Eastern in countries other Russia, from experts young for workshop Lab Europe the co-organised we Forum, the of framework the Within the Society Forumin of conference a at experts visa EU developed and Russian been of had group that a Russia by and EU the between relations visa about report a presented We rule oflawwithfocusonmobilityandvisaliberalisation. the and institution democratic of development the for force task the in worked we 20–21,November, on Kiev in Forum Society Civil Partnership Eastern the of Assembly General 7th the During Summit. the attended that countries Partnership Eastern and States Member EU of state of heads to sented pre were recommendations The countries. Partnership Eastern the for liberalisation visa and lities faci visa regarding recommendations to contribution our made we May, 21–22 on Riga in Summit During the 2nd Conference of the the Forum in and countries, EaP and states member EU the from organisations the at liberalisation visa of issue the raised also We for Belarusiancitizens,journalistsfrom government andindependentmedia. encountered by Europeans trying to travel across Europe and the prospects improving access to visas 28 November: for young people from France, Belarus, Lithuania, Georgia and Moldova about barriers and October 26–28 on Lithuania in meetings two hold to organisation same the by invited were We Belarusians. for visas of price the reduce to be measures proposed policy the visa and Belarus the and EU of the review tween a made we Europe, in Travel Free Visa for Coalition the of member a association, Watch Belarus the by organised Minsk in June 30 on conference press a At June 30 On of theCoalitionforVisaFree Travel. Ourcommentswere incorporated indrafting process. complaints from individuals from Eastern Partnership countries that we had collected via the website on based changes proposed the on opinion our expressed we Code, Visa the of amendments posed pro Commission’s European the about June in Parliament European the in hearing public a During in EUMemberStatestostateourcasesupportofvisaliberalisation withGeorgia andUkraine. EU. We sent the report to the European Commission, European Parliament and national governments with no major increase in illegal migrants and asylum applications filed by Moldovan nationals in the from Kiev. The report shows how clearly successful the visa-free travel arrangement with Moldova was on year one EU the with regime visa-free The story. and the European Union one year after it had been implemented, based on the report In May, we made a presentation about the state of play of the visa free travel regime between Moldova cacy effortsininstitutionstheEUandEasternPartnershipcountries. advo promotionand communication, our in Russia and Partnership Eastern the and Eu the between dialogue visa the of analyses our and liberalisation visa of monitoring the from findings the used We , participatedby 140organisations from RussiaandtheEUmemberstates. Wandlitz, Germany on 17 June and at an expert seminar in Warsaw two weeks later. EaP Civil Society Forum EaP Civil jointly developed with the Institute of World Politics World of Institute the with developed jointly EaP CivilSocietyForum that accompanied the Eastern Partnership European Union–RussiaCivil EU–Russia CivilSociety encompassing over 200 over encompassing Moldova’s success ------On 18 May, we organised a public discussion on Berlin, Brussels,Bucharest andtheEasternPartnershipcountriesinearly2016. lations of the EU with Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine October: 13 on experts the with discussion public a held we Ukraine; Focus in Countries report the develop to group same the with again worked We ( irs experts to present the said recommendations on the future of the European Neighbourhood Policy with foreign diplomats accredited in Warsaw, officials from the Polish Foreign Office and foreign affa met we June, 25 On countries. their in situation expertsthe same assess the Warsawto in April 28 on debate public a organised We (the Warsaw office oftheFriedrichEbertFoundation). Sendhardt Bastian Ukraine), Studies, Regional and International of Foundation Polissia (the Maksak Hennadiy Foundation), Georgia Society Open (the Chkhikvadze Vano Moldova), of Association Policy the recommendations: Grzegorz Gromadzki (the Stefan Batory Foundation), Victor Chirila (the Foreign about the future of the European Neighbourhood Policy. The following individuals had contributed to We took part in social consultations opened by European Commission President, Jean-Claude Juncker Ukraine. three countries in the with Eastern Partnership that have signed association agreements: Georgia, Moldova and relations EU evaluate to Foundation Ebert Friedrich the of office Warsaw the joined We well asprioritiesanddirections inPolishandEuropean Unioneasternpolicies. matters of concern to our eastern neighbours, their relations with the European Union and Russia, as discuss to space offer We Russia. from and states member Partnership Eastern from journalists and politicians, experts, by attended meetings and seminars conferences, several organized we 2015 In Eastern DebateForum our websiteandinsocialmediamailedtopubliclocalgo ments in the Podkarpacie province. We posted the publication and conclusions from the discussion on Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Sports and Tourism, Border Guards, Customs Service and local govern­ Interior, the of Ministry Sejm, the of Presidium the of representatives and experts independent aseminar with at 27 August on report of the draft first the presented We crossings. efficient more and Russia and Ukraine and offered a range of recommendations regarding the need for a higher number in recommendations, In August, we developed an analytical report on crossings theEUeasternborder. of quality the improving at aimed activities our continued we 2015 In the pasttwoyears. over us by co-ordinated and Forum the by implemented project visa the of outcomes the presented we December), (7–9 Budapest in Forum Society Civil EU–Russia the of Assembly General the During in Russia and repressions by Russian authorities against non-governmental organisations and inde and organisations non-governmental against authorities Russian by repressions and Russia in of the a Russian columnist, writer and satirist Victor Shenderovitch who was visiting Poland at the invitation pendent media.Thediscussion wasfacilitatedby BogumiłaBerdychowska. The Future of the ENP – some remarks andrecommendations) oftheENP–someremarks The Future For Free Russia Free For in which we presented the relations between the EU and Georgia, Moldova and Moldova Georgia, and EU the between relations the presented we which in which we described the quality of border crossings between Poland and Belarus, Association. The discussion focused on the popular support for President Putin President for support popular the on focused discussion The Association. Breakthrough or inertia? Reforms in Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine and Moldova Georgia, in Reforms inertia? or Breakthrough Russia: How Do You Speak About It? Pedestrian border crossings: Diagnosis, arguments and crossings: Pedestrian border . The report will be presented in expert meetings in . Eastern Partnership Revisited. Associated Revisited. Partnership Eastern vernment institutions. Running Out of Patience? The re The Patience? of Out Running service of travellers The main guest was at the with - - - 75 Open Europe Programme 76 Stefan Batory Foundation Nayy (Petro Poroshenko Bloc), Viktoria Ptashnyk (Samopomich) and Aliona Shkrum (Batkivshchyna). Shkrum Aliona and (Samopomich) Ptashnyk Viktoria Bloc), Poroshenko (Petro Nayy on debate public a organised we April, 1 On tion oftheSejmandexperts onlegislation,electionprocedures andparty financing. administra and Chancellery the from officials Cimoszewicz, Włodzimierz Affairs, Foreign of Minister former the Borusewicz, Bogdan Senate, the of Speaker the Sikorski, Radosław Sejm, the of Speaker laws and the election system. Young parliamentarians met with President Bronisław Komorowski, the the Polish parliament, the rules and regulations, interactions between deputies experts while drafting The goal of the study visit was to help Ukrainian parliamentarians understand the legislative process in nment regain control over suchenterprisesasUkrnafta. gover the helped latter (the companies stock joint on law the amend and volunteering on law a sing pas successfully Parliament Ukrainian to led have they bills; own their present actively procedures, parliamentary with ‘EuroOptimists’promote2015. compliance February group‘EuroOptimists’in tary of Council Ukraine Supremewho had been involved in the Euromaidan and the who had created an inter-partisan parliamen to deputies young 20 for visit study a organised we April 2 – March 31 On Study visitofdeputiestotheSupreme CouncilofUkraine tion committeesandexperts onEasternEurope on13October. People’sParty, Together elec media, with Wemeeting Left. presentedresponsesa United the to and Polish Platform, Civic Modern, KORWiN, responded: committees Six neighbours. eastern its towards Poland’spolicy about them askedWe constituencies. in candidates forward put that committees tion elec eight to questionnaire a sent we Poland, in elections parliamentary the before weeks Several gress in implementing the reforms but also identified the reforms that we successfully implemented. gress of reforms in Ukraine, spoke in unison about their critical opinion on the government’s slow pro the Jan Nowak-Jeziorański College of Eastern Europe. The panelists shared their own views of the pro Academy” and Oleksandr Sushko, co-chair of the National Council for Reforms, and Adam Balcer from “Kyiv-Mohyla of University National the of professor Haran, Olexiy commentators: political Ukrainian on debate public a organised we December 14 On of theNobelprizeforBelarusianwriterSvetlanaAlexievich. and about Lukashenka’s foreign policy on the eve of presidential elections and about the social impact ( Kalinkina Svetlana and Belarus) on discussion public a organised we Belarus, in elections presidential before days three October, 8 On the localborder traffic. implement to Poland by efforts included topic latter the relations; Belarusian – Polish the and EU the ners, prospects for less severe repressions of the Lukashenka regime, his policies towards Russia and organisations activists and experts on Eastern Europe. We discussed the current situation in Belarus, political priso non-governmental Office, Foreign the from officials invited We Belarus. in elections presidential for preparations the with connection in experts of meeting a organised we June, 30 On Ukrainian relations. on Ukraine. We discussed the current political situation and the economic crisis in Ukraine and Polish- experts and leaders non-governmental politicians, by attended was Ukraine, of Council Supreme the about discussion the May, 26 On Supreme Council. rules in Ukrainian politics, the difficulties they encounter with various oligarchic groups who sit in the democratic new in bring to efforts parliament, in working experience their shared guests Ukrainian Business As Usual in Belarus in Usual As Business with Ryhor Astapenia (the Ostrogorski Centre), Aleś Alachnovič (CASE Alachnovič Aleś Centre), Ostrogorski (the Astapenia Ryhor with Narodnaya Volya Narodnaya Ukraine 2015: Major Challenges Major 2015: Ukraine The new Ukraine. Maidan activists in politics in activists Maidan Ukraine. new The newspaper). We discussed the situation in Belarus in situation the discussed We newspaper). kana rfrs raiy r illusion? or reality – reforms Ukrainian with Oksana Syroid, Deputy Chair of Chair Deputy Syroid, Oksana with with: Mustafa with: withtwo ------etings are frequented by young political scientists, sociologists, economists, historians of ideas, and ideas, of historians economists, sociologists, scientists, political young by frequented are etings me Club Regular generation. younger the of activists and publicists, experts, Russian and Polish of representativesexchangebetween opinion for platform a as PL_RU Club the established we 2012, In Club PL_RU policy ment andcivicdimensionofthePolishforeign the of framework the in Office Foreign the by supported was Forum The versions underthetitleS Foreign of Minister Affairs). Excerpts of Deputy the Forum debates (former and conference presentations Kowal were published Paweł in two language and section) Ukrainian – Radio (Svoboda Kostiuk Brzeziecki with Aleksander Smolar and articles written by Piotr Kosiewski (Batory Foundation), Bohdan Entitled 2015). A special issue of club). parliamentary Samopomich Ukraine, of Rada (Verkhovna Voytsitska Victoria and Bloc) Poroshenko of) Petro President Ukraine, of Rada (Verkhovna Prodan the Oksana Studies), Eastern for (Centre of Konończuk Wojciech administration of head (deputy Hryniv Ihor XXI”), “Strategy Studies Global for Centre the of (president Gonchar Mikhail speakers: following the included and Foundation) (Batory session, ( second The Berdychowska arterly). Bogumiła by moderated was discussion The Łódź). of University Studies, Żurawski Przemysław Prof. and Ukraine) of fairs af foreign of minister (former Tarasyuk Borys Studies), Volodimir Political Institute), Applied for Polytechnic Center (Penta Kiev Fesenko Ukraine of University Technical (National Magda Yevhen Dr on foreign and defence policy, economic reforms and change in governance. Speakers in the first session on conference a by accompanied was meeting The presented by BorysTarasyuk (formerministerofforeign affairsofUkraine). were Conclusions Studies). Political Applied for Center (Penta Fesenko Volodimir Foundation, Batory the of (President Smolar Aleksander by: delivered were Keynotes policy. information and affairs mic politicians, experts, journalists and NGO activists who specialise in foreign and defence policy, econo included Ukraine) from 17 and Poland from (25 participants The reviewed. was security of area the in Ukraine and Poland between co-operation for Potential well. as aspects information and energy security,addressedeconomic, of participants aspects the frommilitary Apart State). Islamic fromthe threat the and Ukraine Eastern in conflict politics, faced Russian aggressive the challenges as such current countries both by the and Ukraine and Poland of policies security the on focused meeting The 2015. October, 1–2 on Warsaw in Forum Poland-Ukraine the of meeting third the organised We by publicdebatesandconferences withUkrainian participants. also includes closed meetings for smaller groups of experts and practitioners. They are accompanied Forum The challenges. global relationsand international foreignpolicies, and internal including tries coun both for relevant are that issues on focus and relations bilateral beyond go Forum the of part both countries and build stronger ties between representatives of both peoples. Discussions that are in situations the of understanding the improve to help ideas, and thoughts of exchange the to bute society activists and public opinion leaders from Poland and Ukraine. Regularly held meetings contri civil experts, politicians, together brings 2012 November in Foundation the by launched Forum The Polish–Ukraine Forum Foreign and Foreign defence policy The Security Policy of Ukraine and Poland and Ukraine of Policy Security The Tygodnik Powszechny ecurity Policy.Poland.Ukraine included Alyona Getmanchuk (president of the Economic and information security information and Economic was published to mark the conference (Issue No. 40, 4 October vel grant programme. The security policy of Ukraine of policy security The Grajewski (Faculty of International and Political and International of (Faculty Grajewski . , the issue contained an interview of Andrzej of interview an contained issue the , was chaired by Grzegorz Gromadzki Grzegorz by chaired was Supporting the local govern local the Supporting

Institute of World Policy), that focused on the on focused that Więź qu ------77 Open Europe Programme 78 Stefan Batory Foundation Electronic and traditional media covered the meetings with the Russian members of the Club (for Club the of members Russian the with meetings the covered media traditional and Electronic discussions, biography notesofClub discussionparticipantsandlinkstotheirarticles. We developed a bilingual Club website this universityattendedthemeeting). the Students’ Foreign Affairs Research Club of the Warsaw School of Economics (about 40 students of by co-organised was meeting The Center). (Levada Volkov Denis and Sciences) of Academy Russian BurakovDenis members: Club EuropeRomanovaRussian the of Ekaterina of (Institute Dr (Gefter.ru), were participants Among society. and international) and (internal politics on situation economic the of influence the and countries Western by Russia on imposed sanctions of importance the conflict, Liberalna of (editor-in-chief Kuisz Jarosław Dr by chaired was discussion The Center). (Levada Volkov Denis and Sciences) of Academy Russian the of Europe of (Institute Romanova Ekaterina Dr Radio), (Svoboda Kazarin Pavel (Gefter.ru), Burakov Denis participants: Club Russian the with October) (20 The Club meeting was accompanied by a public discussion on in economic transition and thepolitical was Central Europe andintheformerSoviet UnionafterthefallofCommunism. the discussion of topic specific the and Foundation) Batory of (President Smolar Aleksander by attended was meeting the of part One Center). (Levada ( Pawłowski Łukasz Dr. by delivered was keynote The Russia. and Poland of policies economic the and economy global the in changes disadvantages, and advantages potential their and models economic contemporary economy, and politics between relations the ut abo discussed Participants Poland. from 14 and Russia from generation younger the of sentatives themed meeting Club autumn The cess inofficial propaganda andtheperceptions ofsuchtechniques. pro creation enemy the and society the and authorities current the by enemy an considered is who The topics included the role of in ‘the internal enemy’ and international Russian politics, who was and Center). (Levada Volkov Denis and Sciences) Economic and Social of School (Moscow Simon Mark Dr Policy Research),Information for (Foundation PreobrazhenskyIvan columnist), (political scientistand about debate Russians public a by accompanied was meeting Club The Dr. ŁukaszPawłowski ( by delivered were Keynotes parties. political and governments local with relations their and impacts their of limits the movements, urban by assumed responsibilities the included topics Other policy. in cities of role the and shifts cultural major modernisation, of effect their areas, metropolitan large of importance the societies, evolving in movement urban and cities of role the discussed participants The Poland. from 19 and Russia from intellectuals young 11 by attended was meeting Club April The and theeconomicmodelsinbothcountries. ments in Poland and Russia and on 19-20 October, about the relationship between the political system In 2015, we organised two meetings of the PL_RU Club: on 13–14 April, about the city and urban move nied by publicdebatesattendedby RussianClubmembers. accompa are sessions Closed stereotypes. and bias, differences, overcoming of and issues, strategy international and policy, domestic change, social crucial perceiving of ways Russian and Polish the comprehending and about learning of purpose the serve discussions Their anthropologists. cultural xml gzt.l oe.l fkyitrap, yocap, nentoa srie f h Pls Radio Polish the of service international wyborcza.pl, fakty-interia.pl, onet.pl, gazeta.pl, example on 14 April with Dr Irina Chechel (Gefter.ru), Mikhail Fishman (Slon.ru), Dr Alexander Kynev Alexander Dr (Slon.ru), Fishman Mikhail (Gefter.ru), Chechel Irina Dr with April 14 on ). The topics included the Russian economy at the time of crisis and the Russian-Ukrainian the and crisis of time the at economy Russian the included topics The ). Kultura Liberalna Economy–Democracy–Authoritarianism http://pl-ru.club/ ) andIvanPreobrazhensky (politicalscientistandcolumnist). which offers updates on meetings and public The Russian economy at the time of crisis Kultura Liberalna h ‘e’ n ‘l’ nme o the of enemies ‘old’ and ‘new’ The a atne b 6 repre 6 by attended was ) and Denis Volkov Denis and ) Kultura - - - - -

(PLN 14,523.63)andtheEuropean Commission(viatheGermanRussianExchange PLN9,705.46). International Centre Understanding and Dialogue Polish-Russian 77,142.17), the 14,803.71), (PLN Democracy for Endowment (PLN Office Foreign the from Solidarity grants Foundation (PLN 46,483.19), Open Society Promotion Foundation (PLN 47,324), by the National funded was programme The The autumn Club meeting was co-funded by the Centre for Polish-Russian Dialogue and Understanding. Fishman). (Anna Zawisza’s programme on the Russian economy), Total programme costs Nowa Europa Wschodnia PLN 779,316.09 (interview with Mikhail 79 Open Europe Programme 80

una (dio t Pls Peiet, ak enr (ietr EF) Dnea cwre (German Schwarzer Daniela ECFR), (Director, Leonard Mark President), Polish to (advisor Kuźniar US: the with co-operation the and cy poli foreign EU in challenges major the addressed that debate public a organised we March, 19 On Mendras (Chatham House,SciencesPo,Paris). Marie University), (Georgetown Stent Angela expert), Europe (Carnegie Speck Ulrich e.g. Russia. toward Russia: towards partnership transatlantic the addressed it and held was States On 18-19 March, a conference organised in partnership with the German Marshall Fund of the United Shapovalova (FRIDEInstitute,Madrid)andDmytro Ostroushko (GorsheninInstitute,Kiev). Natalia Uppsala), of (University Torbakov Igor Ukraine), Ukraine: on Group Advisory in (German Giucci reforms Ricardo about seminar expert an and integration debate European and war Transition:reforms, Complex Ukraine’s public a organised we March, 17 On and Wojciech Zajączkowski (Director, Foreign PolicyStrategy Department,Foreign Office). Berlin) Office, Foreign the of (representative Regenbrecht Johannes Studies), Strategic for Institute EuropeanUnion the with (analyst Popescu expert),Nicu (ECFR Liik Kadri included: reportParticipants ning with Russia? On 11 February, another public debate was held about Russia: Jens Siegert(Director oftheHeinrichBoellFoundation inMoscow). attended by: Maria Lipman (ECFR Visiting Fellow), Jadwiga Rogoża (Eastern Studies Centre expert) and Russia’s Crisis: How Conservative Turn and Economic Malaise Translate into Foreign Policy On 15 January, we organised a public debate about the internal situation and foreign policy of Russia: Debates andseminars and organising meetings in the form of debates open to the wider public and closed expertexperts meetings. ECFR by prepared reports disseminating on focused Warsaw ECFR the of activities 2015, In discussions. expert and seminars, debates, public and conferences organizes and analyses, and preparesreports foreign policy. ECFR each year issues publications on topics related to European Union foreign policy, informed debate across Europe on the development of coherent and effective European promote values-based and research conduct to is ECFR of goal The capitals. Union European seven in 2007 since operating tank think pan-European a of part a is (ECFR) Relations Foreign on Council European The ECFR Warsaw Office Adam Michnik( Marshall Fund) and Stephen Szabo (Director, Transatlantic Academy). The meeting was moderated by The event was attended by more than ten experts from Europe and the United States, United the and Europefrom experts ten than moreby attended was event The Gazeta Wyborcza and it was combined with the promotion of the ECFR ). New European (dis)order. European New Does the European Does Union the need European new ope The debate was attended by: Roman by: attended was debate The . Both meetings were attended by: attended were meetings Both . EU Foreign Policy 2015 Scorecard Transatlantic strategy Transatlantic . The debate was - - . On 29 October, we organised an expert seminar: expert an organised we October, 29 On for (Centre Duszczyk Maciej Migration Studies, ProfessorUniversity of Warsaw) and Kai-Olaf Lang (Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik, Berlin). London), (ECFR, Toaldo Mattia included: Participants East. Middle the from migration of levelo high record a of context the in Europe for challenges migration On 23 September, weorganised anotherpublicdebateabout Berlin) andJarosław Kryvoy (Director, Ostrogorski Centre, editor-in-chief States, United the of Fund Marshall German Belarus, in Democracy for Fund (Director, Forbrig Jörg implications global region: the in situation geopolitical new the of face the in relations Belarus – EU the for prospects the about held was debate public a September, 7 On (ECFR expert) andJonathan Orenstein (Director, Jewish CommunityCentre, Cracow). Eastern Europe implications global with crisis regional A out? way East: Middle the in situation the about debate public a organised we July, 1 On gist, UniversityofWarsaw). Góralczyk(sinolo Professor Bogdan Vienna), of University China, Frank(experton Rüdiger Member), Japan, and States Member ECFR China, and Japan to Ambassador German Volker(former as Stanzel such India Koreaand South EU from experts included Guests be Asia. co-operation in continued countries for and Europe scenarios tween addressed that seminar expert an held we June, 25 On Hurriyet (journalists, Daily News). Yinanc Barcin and Centre) Initiatives (International Wasilewski Karol expert), (ECFR Gebert Konstanty Warsaw), of University Centre, Study Europe (Eastern Balcer Adam tended: at was meeting The Turkey.in elections parliamentary about held was discussion public a Warsaw, of University the and Centre Initiatives International with partnership in organised, we June, 16 On (Undersecretary ofStateforParliamentaryAffairs,European Policyhumanrights,Foreign Office). Mościcka-Dendys Henryka and Economics) of School Fellow,London Senior (visiting Legrain Philippe On 21 May, we hosted a public debate: University ofWarsaw). Migracjami nad Badań (Ośrodek Duszczyk Maciej Professor and (ECFR) Dworkin Anthony Paris), Po, Counter-revolutions Arab the and State pt.: State, Islamic the of activity escalating the about debate public a organised we May, 5 On University, Tokyo) andAngelaStanzel(ECFR). countries: Asian East in Box policy foreign about held was debate public a April, 20 On Oręziak (Warsaw SchoolofEconomics)andMieczysławNogaj(MinistryEconomy). (TTiP). States Participants United included: Sebastian the Dullien (ECFR), and TradeDaniel S. Union TransatlanticHamilton European (Johns Hopkins the the University), Leokadia about between negotiate debate Partnership public Investment a and and seminar expert an organised we April, 17 On On 12 November, we organised an expert seminar about methods of managing migration crisis in the administration officialsanddiplomats residinginPoland. Europe for EU withGerald Knaus,Director European StabilityInitiative. . Speakers: Professor Chung-in Moon (Yonsei University, Seoul), Professor Yoshihide Soeya (Keio Soeya Yoshihide Professor Seoul), University, (Yonsei Moon Chung-in Professor Speakers: . with ECFR expert Gustav Gressel. The meeting was attended by experts, journalists, public byexperts,journalists, attended was meeting Gressel.The expertGustav ECFR with quarterly in Cracow was attended: Peter Beinart (journalist, USA), Konstanty Gebert Konstanty USA), (journalist, Beinart Peter attended: was Cracow in quarterly . Participants included: Anna Maria Dyner (Polish Institute of International Affairs), International of Institute (Polish Dyner Maria Anna included: Participants . Is Europe doomed to Brexit and Grexit? Priiat icue: rfso Ja-ire ii (Sciences Filiu Jean-Pierre Professor included: Participants . . The debate was held in partnership with the with partnership in held was debate The . Russia’s quiet military revolution and what it means it what and revolution military quiet Russia’s The Middle East: No way out? A regional crisis with crisis regional A out? way No East: Middle The Europe andtherefugees Europe Belarus Diges with Josef Janning (ECFR), The Middle East: No East: Middle The thataddressed t). sas Pandora Asia’s Islamic New - - - 81 ECFR Warsaw Office 82 Stefan Batory Foundation udsa) n Egn ue (ietr Crei Edwet o Itrainl ec i United in Peace International for States). Endowment Carnegie the (Director, of Rumer Committee Eugen Affairs and Foreign Bundestag) (Chair, Roettgen Norbert Studies), Eastern for (Director,Centre Order?, New a Need Europe the of on session plenary (Institute a and Środa Warsaw) of Magdalena University Philosophy, Professor and France) Institute, University (European Roya Olivier ProfessorSydney), of University (sociologist, Bobonesa SalvatoreProfessor Confederation), Lewiatan Threats, Geopolitical and Radicalism, Inequality, Growing of Face on discussion a panel hosting by input technical provided Office Warsaw ECFR Sopot. in Condederation Lewiatan by organised was Ideas New for Forum European another October, 1–3 On Professor Jean-Pierre Filiu(SciencePoinParis)aboutMiddleEast. with – December 8 policy, migration European on Initiative) Stability (European Knaus Gerald with – Andrewwith meeting MoravcsikNovemberProgram,European(director 12 of University), Princeton – October NATO,6 of future about Monterey) in Studies Interneational of NATO,Institute and States the Eurozone crisis; 23 June – with Miles A. Pomper (sepcialist on foreign policy and security the United Philippe Legrain (advisor to the President of the European Commission, Jose Manuela Barroso) about of editor-in-chief Seoul, in Yonsei of West and Russia; 20 April – with Professor Chung-in Moon (Department of Political Science, University (Director, Krastev Ivan Centre for Liberal Strategies, with Sofia, co-founder and member of ECFR) about the – relations between the March 18 policy; foreign Russian about Studies) Security of Institute (ECFR expert) about interal Russian politics; 11 February – with Nicu Popescu (analyst, European Union Lipman Maria with – January 15 business: and organisations non-governmental administration, blic ( scussions di 9 morning organised we Foundation, Böll Heinrich the of Office Warsaw the with partnership In Institute ofStrategic Studies,Moscow). Professor Jean Pierre Filiu (Sciences Po, Paris), Julien Barnes-Dacey (ECFR) needed? and Elena is Suponina Paris (Russian in attacks after State Islamic and Syria towards policy What war. at State: Islamic self-proclaimed the and Syria in war civil the on debate a held we December, 7 exchanged views withPolishspecialistsontheMiddleEastandprivatesectorrepresentatives. of Chamber LLP), Case & White (consultant, Khoshroo National Sajjad and (ECFR) Gerenmayeh Ellie – UK the the from experts with partnership in seminar iran.Guest and UE relationsthe experteconomic between and political on focused seminar Commerce.The an organised we November, 16 (former Foreign MinisterofPoland). The participants included: Hubert Vedrine (former Foreign Minister of France) and Andrzej Olechowski was On 13 November, we organised a public debate about major challenges in EU foreign policy. The title Total programme costs The return of geopolitics. Are international crises leading to the renationalisation of foreign policy? foreign of renationalisation the to leading crises international Are geopolitics. of return The ilmtc onn Briefing Morning Diplomatic with Fiodor Lukianov (editor-in-chief Lukianov Fiodor with Global Asia Global fr U ilmt rsdn i Pln, ersnaie o pu of representatives Poland, in residing diplomats EU for ) ) about the political situation in Asia; 20 May – with – May 20 Asia; in situation political the about ) with Henryka Bochniarz (President of (President Bochniarz Henryka with End of Post-Cold War Illusions: Does Illusions: War Post-Cold of End Russia in Global Affairs Global in Russia PLN 544,579.67 Speakers included: Speakers Europe in the in Europe ), Olaf Osica Olaf ), Europe Europe - -

website. developed an electronic version of issue 56 of the ArkA bulletin available in Polish on the Foundation’s WeUkrainian. and Russian in Al-Anon and AA for Manual Steps 12 the of copies addition for paid We Publications Consultation andTherapy Centre inDublin. Alcohol and Woman entitled Gdańsk in University Medical the at conference a co-organised We Europe. in violence domestic preventing of strategy the on Brussels in conference a attend to person one for paid We Conferences facilities inPolandandthemodeladdictiontherapy centre inVladivostok. treatment abuse alcohol in internships completed Bulgaria and Kyrgystan Russia, fromtherapists 11 Training coursesandinternships Varna andforPolishpeopleinLondonDublin. Irkutsk, Lviv, in co-addiction and therapy addiction on workshops and seminars seven organised We Seminars abroad Four training workshopsaddressed workingwithperpetrators ofviolence. five organised we 2014, In Seminars inPoland Polish peoplelivinginseveral citiesinWestern Europe. for help mental provide them help to years of number a for organisations minority Polish supported have We Al-Anon. and AA and professionals the of partnership on on based treatment literature of methods popular the of publication support also We region. the from counselors addiction the to training and education offer conferences and internships, workshops, seminars, Our priorities. our of one been has institutions penitentiary in alcoholics for programmes therapy improved of vision pro the Supporting prevention. and re-education violence domestic in training organise we Further, and alcohol of treatment addiction withprofessionalsdrug from thecountriesofCentralEastern Europe and Central and Asia. and prevention in experience Polish share to is program the of aim The Regional AlcoholandDrugProgramme Total programme costs and a seminar for therapists of Polish origin from eight countries in the Polish the in countries eight from origin Polish of therapists for seminar a and seminars for over 120 over for seminars therapists and social workers social and therapists PLN 1,035,672.05 from the region. the from The -

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Grants anddonations(PLN) item 330,withfurtheramendments). the rules described in the Accounting Act of 29 September 1994 (uniform text, Journal of Laws of 2013, pared on the basis of the audited financial statements of the Foundation prepared in accordance with pre was expenditure, and income on information related as well as 2015 December 31 ended year 2015, profitDecember of 31 the of as for sheet accounts Foundation”)balance loss and of consisting “the as to referred (hereafter Foundation Batory Stefan of report financial abbreviated attached The Abbreviated FinancialReport The MinistryofForeign Affairs,Warsaw Polpain PutkaLtd.,Warsaw Grupa Pracuj Ltd.,Warsaw Karol Uryga-Nawarowski FoundationsandW.,J. Chruściel),Washington (USA) , Foundations Family Gavell Vadis Quo by: (donations Foundation Batory of Friends Agora Foundation,Warsaw International SolidarityFoundation,Warsaw Transparency International,Berlin 1% PersonalIncomeTax donations Private donorsfrom Poland Agora inc.,Warsaw (in-kindcontribution) Foundation toPromote OpenSociety, New York (USA) The FinancialMechanismOffice.European Free Trade Association,Brussel TOTAL Other (e.g.travel reimbursement forconferences ) Reimbursement ofsubsidiesreceived inprevious years TNS Polandinc.,Warsaw Foundation PublicOpinionResearch Center,Warsaw Informica Ltd.,Grodzisk Mazowiecki CTER Ltd.,Warsaw Private donorfrom Boston(USA) Google MatchingGiftProgram, Princeton,USA Centre forPolish-RussianDialogueandUnderstanding 68,766,635.90 75,265,561.91 4,953,437.77 (19,952.53) 387,879.87 101,908.53 261,712.52 100,000.00 326,900.50 55,956.98 19,610.74 10,874.70 14,866.45 14,523.63 77,142.17 54,000.00 80,000.00 46,482.54 1,920.00 2,000.00 8,702.14 960.00 - Expenditures according toprogrammes (inPLN) Expenditures (inPLN) Total Regional DrugandAlcoholProgram ECFR Warsaw Office Open Europe Public Integrity Your Vote, Your Choice Batory FoundationDebates Operational programmes Other Equal OpportunitiesandDonorAdvisedFunds For Belarus Citizens forDemocracy Grant makingprogrammes Total Depreciation for Democracy) Administration Returned tothegrants paidinprevious years Programmes

(Including 714,587.73 administrative costs of the program Citizens program the of costs administrative 714,587.73 (Including 73,082,963.44 68,325,583.80 81,246,716.66 77,693,657.97 77,693,657.97 4,610,694.53 3,761,952.67 2,806,016.16 1,035,672.05 1,474,247.63 (46,199.71) 145,815.21 948,114.73 793,242.24 544,579.67 779,316.09 631,063.88 47,312.24 85 Abbreviated Financial Report 86 Stefan Batory Foundation Balance Sheet(inPLN) III III II II A B 1 I I , , , , , , , , , , , , ASSETS Total assets Short-term prepayments – othercash(bankdeposits) – cashinhandandbankaccounts b) cashandothermonetaryassets – otherfinancialassets(interest ongovernment bonds) units funds investment deposits, bank bonds, government – a) inotherentities Short-term financialassets Short-term investments – other – trade recivables, maturingabove 12months Short-term receivables Current assets Long-term investments–long-termfinancialassets – technicalequipment,machinesandother – – land Tangible fixed assets Intangible fixed assets Fixed assets building – perpetualusufructofland 212,663,558.74 147,131,646.63 170,291,785.95 170,291,785.95 170,615,318.89 146,697,330.43 21,252,300.00 17,024,342.40 20,703,873.30 42,048,239.85 18,942,607.25 23,160,139.32 31.12.2014 3,450,805.08 4,217,532.07 153,515.68 136,888.80 290,404.48 228,725.82 434,316.20 92,066.55 33,128.46 As of 212,752,624.92 158,101,379.83 167,586,453.26 167,586,453.26 168,062,208.89 157,584,629.83 24,560,380.00 16,364,354.04 20,050,565.87 44,690,416.03 31.12.2015 3,450,805.08 4,831,622.95 4,653,450.48 9,485,073.43 365,065.23 431,845.81 235,406.75 516,750.00 66,780.58 79,470.16 43,909.82 Balance Sheetcontinued(inPLN) III, ,IV II II A B 2 1 I I , , , , , , , , , , , Total EquityandLiabilities Special funds – – payroll liabilities – tax.customs,insurance andotherliabilities – trade liabilities,maturingabove 12months – otherfinancialpayables – grants payables To otherentities Short-term liabilities Long-term liabilities Liabilities andprovisions forliabilities Net profit Previous yearsprofit Revaluation reserve – – Statutory capital Equity other start-up fund unappropriated profit Equity andliabilities 212,663,558.74 177,611,748.42 177,763,717.32 208,811,736.39 24,243,398.35 31.12.2014 2,057,889.70 3,409,706.60 3,544,734.59 3,851,822.35 6,429,534.16 175,241.33 307,087.76 375,086.56 151,968.90 135,027.99 320,355.82 716,354 89 79,998.29 59,866.57 As of 212,752,624.92 181,460,595.89 181,629,632.70 210,428,923.62 20,769,637.44 31.12.2015 1,074,874.80 1,744,903.72 1,898,901.44 2,323,701.30 4,704,899.64 3,324,753.84 203,899.65 424,799.86 153,997.72 106,298.00 316,031.58 169,036 81 38,162.97 5,636.72 87 Abbreviated Financial Report 88 Stefan Batory Foundation Structure ofexpenditures 1,0% Programmes 96,0% Administration 3,0% Depreciation Operational Programmes 96,0% Grantmaking Programmes 4,0% Profit andLossAccount(inPLN) 1 EUR=4.1843PLN. The average exchange rate fortheyear2015acc.toPolishNationalBank:1USD=3.7730PLN. M H D G A B C K E L F I J Gross profit (loss)onbasicoperating activities(A-B) Costs ofstatutorypublicbenefitactivity Basic operating expenses Other incomedefined by statute Income from publicbenefitactivity Net revenues from basicoperating activities: Description Net profit (K-L) Income tax Gross profit (H+I-J) Other Interest Financial expenses Other Gain ondisposalofinvestments Interest Dividents Financial revenues Profit (loss)onoperating activities(E+F-G) Other operating expenses Other operating revenues Profit (loss)onoperating activities(C-D) General andadministrative expenses Amount (5,349,240.12) (5,351,628.31) (1,793,084.19) 65,450,987.32 65,450,987.32 60,910,048.06 63,657,903.13 6,042,071.02 3,558,544.12 2,747,855.07 2,503,994.43 2,847,663.18 375,086.56 302,324.82 302,457.34 690,413.41 390 373.56 15 287.00 2014 4,112.73 6,500.92 — 132.52 4,704,899.64 (3,026,741.94) (3,033,515.69) 77,647,458.26 77,647,458.26 75,265,561.91 78,213,200.97 7,920,631.60 3,599,258.40 2,947,639.06 4,715,268.64 1,784,086.51 5,229,983.40 2015 565,742.71 178,621.00 178,621.02 906,561.69 41,262.92 10,369.00 2,211.92 8,985.67 0.02

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