EU Aid Volunteers Certification and Application Process

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Explore the EU Aid Volunteers program certification mechanism and detailed application requirements for sending and hosting organisations. Learn about the administrative simplification for certain partners and what constitutes a complete application. Understand the evidence-based self-assessment forms, declarations, and mandatory documents needed for a successful application.


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  1. EU Aid Volunteers Julia Stewart-David DG ECHO Sophie LEMEL EACEA Roma, November 22nd 2016

  2. Certification mechanism

  3. Sending Organisations Hosting Organsations

  4. Sending Organisations European Organisation active in the field of humanitarian aid including the International Federation of National Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.

  5. Hosting Organisations Third country organisations active in the field of Humanitarian Aid including International agencies and organisations.

  6. Administrative simplification FPA / FAFA partners are exempt from: Proof of eligibility Proof of being active in humanitarian aid Proof of compliance with equal opportunities and non-discrimination standard Proof of compliance with safeguarding children and vulnerable adults standard

  7. What is a complete application?

  8. Sending organisation Evidence-based self-assessment form Declaration on honour Security check-list Proof of experience in the field of humanitarian aid Mandatory evidence documents for the following requirements: Security policy and risk assessment Equal opportunities and non-discrimination Safeguarding children and vulnerable adults Health and safety Data protection Optional evidence

  9. Hosting organisation Self-assessment form Declaration on honour 3 references Hosting organisation simplified procedure Self-assessment form 2 types of declaration on honour 3 references

  10. The most frequent errors Application form is not complete Some mandatory documents are missing Documents sent with the application are not relevant or do not explain the procedures/policies of the organisation No documents uploaded for PIC number

  11. Results Communication of results within 6 months of receiving application: Organisations not awarded for certification: Organisations awarded certification: certification: Organisations not awarded for certification: Organisations awarded 1. Not fully compliant with the requirement of the standards and procedures 2. Written notification indicating reasons and who to contact for further 1. Fully compliant with the requirements of the standards and procedures 2. Written confirmation 3. Published list 3. Published list 1. Not fully compliant with the requirement of the standards and procedures 2. Written notification indicating reasons and who to contact for further information information 1. Fully compliant with the requirements of the standards and procedures 2. Written confirmation Next step: available support for technical assistance and capacity building.

  12. Where to find the information? EACEA Website http://eacea.ec.europa.eu/eu-aid-volunteers/funding/certification-mechanism-for- sending-and-hosting-organisations_en Any doubts or questions? EACEA-EUAID-VOLUNTEERS@ec.europa.eu

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