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Bangkok ASEAN Film Festival 2020, organized by Thailand’s Ministry of Culture, aims to promote the film of Southeast Asia to acquire a more prominent status in the international film community and to foster a co-operation between the regional film industry and other film industries around the world. The 6th edition of the festival will take place from September 3 to 6, 2020. As is the case everywhere in the world, the coronavirus outbreak has affected the preparation of this year’s…

PROGRAM SUMMARY: The Monitoring & Evaluation Specialist will be responsible for managing and implementing the monitoring and evaluation country-level activities of its global program funded by the US Department of Labor (USDOL). The project aims to technically collaborate with host governments in reducing child labor through the following three outcomes: (1) strengthened labor and/or criminal legal framework concerning CL, FL and/or HT; (2) improved enforcement of the labor and/or criminal legal framework, specifically related to CL and FL; and, (3)…

SPIDER Center issues an open call for organizations working with Socio Economic empowerment of marginalized groups that are interested in applying ICT to their work. SPIDER will team you up with a technical organization to adapt, develop or make use of an existing ICT solution relevant to your work.  Eligibility of Applicants SPIDER will grant funds to local civil society organizations that have identified a problem and are willing to apply ICT to solve it. Selected organizations will be matched…

In order to maintain and sustain cultural and social connectivity in the current pandemic crisis, The Japan Foundation, Bangkok is now open for online based projects. This program provides grants to cover partial expenses to implement the following types of projects. A) Cultural or academic activities concerning Japan (Examples: Virtual art exhibition, online workshop, webinar by Japanese artists or researchers) Maximum cost coverage by JFBKK is 50,000 THB B) Promotion of cultural collaboration (Examples: Virtual collaborative arts exhibition, theater performance and…

Overview Globally, 23% of all deaths could be prevented through healthier environments, according to the World Health Organization. The COVID-19 pandemic, with its origins in the wildlife trade and the increasing pressure human societies place on natural habitats, further illustrates the urgency of humankind to address the environmental crisis. The current COVID-19 crisis may be a preview of what’s to come with climate change and environmental destruction, but it also presents a unique opportunity for green recovery and more sustainable development.…

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS The South Asia Centre at the London School of Economics & Political Science, in collaboration with the Charles Wallace Burma Trust, invites applications for short-term research for a maximum period of 12 weeks, to be spent as a Visiting Fellow at the South Asia Centre, London School of Economics & Political Science, London. The Fellowship will include a monthly stipend of  £1,500, and a contribution of £1,300 towards other costs (including visa fees and air fare) paid…

Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) Foundation has launched an inaugural photography contest that aims to encourage people to express themselves through photography and raise awareness on protecting the environment. Titled "A Sustainable Tomorrow", the contest began on Monday (July 13) and is organised by the foundation, the charity arm of SPH, together with The Straits Times, Lianhe Zaobao and SPH's Asian-centric photography marketplace Photonico. "SPH Foundation hopes the contest will showcase storytelling talents and inspire interest in photography," said the foundation's general…