The OSCE CPR Programme is seeking to partner with NGOs registered in the Republic of Moldova and functioning on either bank of the Dniester/Nistru River with the general capacity to:

• × provide expertise and assistance on developing, organizing and conducting a public awareness campaign on enhancing cooperation among the communities from both banks of the Dniestr/Nistru River through the “Removal and Disposal of Dangerous Chemicals from Moldova project assisting Moldova to reduce security and safety risks stemming from the storage of hazardous chemicals;

×        launch an awareness campaign among population and a wide group of stakeholders on both banks of the Dniestr/Nistru River; organize awareness-raising events (including roundtables, conferences, and public lectures) with a focus on building awareness about the chemicals being removed, amplifying the successful cooperation between both banks in the removal process and promoting OSCE as the project facilitator; and involve as wide of a range of stakeholders possible, including but not limited to NGO-s, local authorities officials, farmers, authorities managing sites from which chemicals are being removed and local population (children, students, parents, employees etc.)The CPR Programme is seeking to partner with NGOs registered in the Republic of Moldova and functioning on either bank of the Dniester/Nistru River with the general capacity to:

• × provide expertise and assistance on developing, organizing and conducting a public awareness campaign on enhancing cooperation among the communities from both banks of the Dniestr/Nistru River through the “Removal and Disposal of Dangerous Chemicals from Moldova project assisting Moldova to reduce security and safety risks stemming from the storage of hazardous chemicals;

×        launch an awareness campaign among population and a wide group of stakeholders on both banks of the Dniestr/Nistru River; organize awareness-raising events (including roundtables, conferences, and public lectures) with a focus on building awareness about the chemicals being removed, amplifying the successful cooperation between both banks in the removal process and promoting OSCE as the project facilitator; and involve as wide of a range of stakeholders possible, including but not limited to NGO-s, local authorities officials, farmers, authorities managing sites from which chemicals are being removed and local population (children, students, parents, employees etc.)