Programme de contributions en matière de citoyenneté numérique ### 📋 Eligible Entities - Non-commercial research organizations - Academic institutions and universities - Non-profit organizations focused on digital citizenship - Think tanks and research centers - Civil society organizations - Community-based organizations working on digital resilience - Public sector research bodies Note: Projects must be non-commercial in nature and contribute to strengthening citizen resilience against misinformation and online threats. ### 💰 Funding Details - Grant Type: Contribution/non-repayable grant - Grant Size: Not specified in available program description - Matching Requirements: Not clearly defined in provided information - Repayability: Non-repayable (contribution-based model) - Funding Model: Direct financial assistance for approved projects ### 🛠️ Approved Expenses - Research project costs related to digital citizenship - Projects addressing misinformation resilience - Online threat awareness and prevention initiatives - Research on citizen digital literacy and protection - Development of tools, resources, or frameworks to combat online harms - Project staffing and personnel costs (research-related) - Project evaluation and reporting activities ### ⚠️ Conditions & Milestones - Objective-Based Requirement: Projects must be founded on clearly defined objectives - Non-Commercial Restriction: All projects must be non-commercial in nature - Focus Area: Must directly contribute to strengthening citizen resilience against misinformation and online threats - Project Alignment: Proposals must align with digital citizenship program priorities - Reporting & Accountability: Recipients must meet reporting and evaluation requirements - Eligible Use Only: Funds must be used exclusively for approved project expenses