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List of NGOs with Irregular and Incomplete Applications for the “Education for the Future” Call for Proposals
Pursuant to Article 32g of the Law on Non-Governmental Organizations, the List of non-governmental organizations that failed to submit a proper and complete application for the public call “Education for the Future: Supporting Young People on the Path to Knowledge, Skills and Success” is hereby published. The List provides an overview of the deficiencies identified in the submitted documentation, including the documents and relevant evidence required to verify compliance with the conditions set out in the Call, particularly regarding the experience and capacities of non-governmental organizations. The non-governmental organizations listed are required to remedy the identified deficiencies and submit the requested documentation within five days of the List’s publication, in accordance with Article 32g of the Law on Non-Governmental Organizations. If the deficiencies are not remedied within the prescribed period, the application will be rejected.