EU Opportunities <fwd>

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>Call - Daphne Initiative
> OJ C 89 (23/03/98), pp10-11
>
> The 1998 budget of the EU includes ECU 3 million concerning
> measures
> for combating violence against children, young persons and
> women.
>
> Applications may only be submitted by NGOs and voluntary
> organisations
> which have appropriate qualifications and experience.
>
> Proposals must concern the following activities:
> * Training and exchanges (personnel of NGOs and private
> associations)
> * Support to pilot projects
> * Support to European networks
> * Studies and research
> * Dissemination of information
> * Co-operation between NGOs and public authorities
> The projects must start between 15 November 1998, and 31
> December
> 1998. The Community's financial contribution will not
> normally exceed
> 80 percent.
>
> FURTHER INFORMATION IS CONTAINED IN THE FULL OJ C REFERENCE.
>
> Guidelines and an application form are available from:
>         http://europa.eu.int/comm/sg/daphne/en/index.html
> or from:
>         European Commission
>         Secretariat General
>         Justice and Home Affairs Task Force
>         Anthony Simpson
>         Avenue de Nerviens 9 - 6/19
>         Rue de la Loi 200
>         B-1049 Brussels
>         Tel: 0032 2 296 69 33
>         Fax: 0032 2 295 0174
> Where the request is made by post, the envelope must be
> marked
> "application under the Daphne Initiative".
> Closing date for receipt of application forms: 19 June 1998
>
>
>Call for expressions of interest - Living & Working
> Conditions
> OJ S 59 (25/03/98), p39
>
> Call for expressions of interest for individual researchers,
> consultants or research institutes interested in cooperation
> in the
> implementation of the programme.
>
> >From the applications received the Foundation will draw up a
> register
> of potential contractors. This register will be used to
> select
> candidates who may be invited, at a later stage, to submit
> detailed
> proposals to the Foundation under a restricted invitation to
> tender.
> Study and research contracts will relate to various aspects
> of living
> and working conditions, particularly in the EU. The subjects
> covered
> will relate to employment, job creation, job protection,
> competitiveness and sustainable development.
> Interested parties may apply at any time during the list's
> validity.
>
> For further information and the official reply form, please
> contact:
>         European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and
>         Working Conditions
>         Wyattville Road
>         Loughlinstown
>         County Dublin
>         Ireland
> The list of potential contractors will remain valid until:
> 31 December 1999
>
>

>Tender - Personal Data Transfer to Third Countries
> OJ S 61 (27/03/98), p32
>
> Invitation to tender for research and assistance work
> involving the
> examination of regulations, practices and factual situations
> encountered in third countries vis-a-vis the EU regarding the
> protection of personal data (Directive 95/46/EC of
> 24.10.1995).
>
> Further information on the work to be done can be found in
> the tender
> documents, obtainable from the Commission.
>
> Requests for tender documents, quoting reference
> (XV/98/03/D), should
> be submitted to:
>         European Commission
>         DG XV - Internal market and financial services
>         200 rue de la Loi (C-107 2/8)
>         B-1049 Brussels
>         Fax: 0032 2 2968010
> Closing date for requesting tender documents: 24 April 1998
> Closing date for receipt of tenders: 8 May 1998
>
>
>3 Competitions - Assistant Administrators & Administrators
> OJ C 97A (31/03/98)
>
> * economics and statistics:
> COM/A/8/98 - Assistant Administrators
> COM/A/9/98 for the Administrators
> *external relations and management of aid to non-member
> countries:
> COM/A/10/98 - Administrators
> *law and European public administration:
> COM/A/11/98 - Assistant Administrators
> COM/A/12/98 - Administrators
>
> Candidates may apply for only one of the five competitions.
> They must
> have a University degree that could give a to doctoral
> studies, and
> candidates for the Administrator's positions should have
> three years'
> of experience.
>
> FURTHER INFORMATION IS CONTAINED IN THE FULL OJ C REFERENCE.
> Candidates must use the application form provided in the
> Official
> Journal.
> Closing date for submission of application forms:  4 May 1998
>
>
> Recruitment Notice - Secretary-General
> OJ C 93 (24/03/98)
>
> The Economic and Social Committee is to recruit a
> secretary-general.
> The appointee will be the chief executive of the ESC's
> general
> secretariat, reporting to the president whom represents the
> bureau.
> Duties include:
> *  Implementing decisions taken by the bureau
> * Submitting proposals to the bureau to enable the general
> secretariat
> to service the ESC
> * Regulating the operations of those departments which are
> shared with
> the Committee of the Regions
> *  Assisting the president in dealings with Community
> institutions and
> bodies representing economic and social interests
> *  Implementing the ESC's budget
>
> FURTHER INFORMATION IS CONTAINED IN THE FULL OJ C REFERENCE.
>
> Applications, accompanies by a detailed curriculum vitae, can
> be sent
> to:
>         President of the ESC
>         2 Rue Ravenstein,
>         B-1000 Brussels
> Closing date for applications:  20 April 1998
>
>