WOMEN'S SAFETY AWARDS 2004 (Competition closed)
Application form

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To simplify the application process, we have designed an application form which is available here (MS Word or RTF). Please download and complete the form and submit your entry via email to: concours@femmesetvilles.org

English :
French :
Spanish :

If applicants are unable to send their entries through email, or wish to add supplemental materials, applications may also be mailed to:

Women's Safety Awards 2004
Femmes et villes international
465 St-Jean, suite 803
Montréal, Québec, Canada
H2Y 2R6

If you are unable to download the application form, you should supply the following information:

a. Initiative information

Project/activity title:

Policy title:

Location (municipality/country):

b. Contact information

Name of main contact:
Job title:
Name of the organisation:
Address:
Telephone:
Fax:
Email:
Website:

c. Categories (choose one of the following categories which best describes the focus of your initiative)

Advocacy, networking and community mobilization
Capacity-building and training
Educational programmes and public awareness
Safety planning and design for public spaces
Municipal gender-based policies in crime prevention and community safety

Note: In order to employ a standardized questionnaire the term 'initiative' is used to indicate projects, activities and policies.

Summary

In no more than 250 words, briefly describe the initiative, its concrete activities and any outcomes.This summary will help judges understand your initiative prior to examining its details.

Relevance of approach

1. What are the goals/objectives of the initiative? Please underline any objectives/goals that take into account the different needs of women and men - maximum 150 words

2. What problems or needs does the initiative address? (maximum 150 words)

3. How did your initiative identify and prioritise problems? For example: consultation, major incident, etc. - maximum 150 words

4. What approaches/measures have been or will be implemented to tackle problems/needs? (maximum150 words)

5. When did the initiative start?

6. When will the initiative be completed? (Does the project have an end date?)

7. How is your initiative funded? (maximum 100 words)

Locally based

8. What is the level of activity?

Neighbourhood
Borough
Town
City
Regional District
Metropolitan
Other

9. How is the initiative implemented and managed at the local level? (maximum 100 words)

Partnerships

10. Please identify and explain the roles of each partner involved in the initiative? What type of support do they provide, for example, financial, technical, etc. - maximum 200 words

Diversity

11. Who are the target groups? (maximum 100 words)

12. How does your initiative take into account the diverse needs and perspectives of women? (150 words)

Women's empowerment and participation

13. How does your initiative reinforce the empowerment of women? Please provide examples. (maximum 200 words)

14. How does the initiative ensure the active participation of women? Please provide examples. (maximum 200 words)

Outcomes

15. What are the outcomes or desired outcomes of the initiative? (maximum 150 words)

16. How does your initiative measure or propose to measure the outcomes of the initiative? How does your initiative monitor or will monitor progress? Provide details of type of information collected or to be collected. For example, client details, pre/post questionnaires, surveys, etc. - maximum 200 words

17. Has the initiative been evaluated in terms of process or outcomes? Please provide details of results of any evaluation, reference, include how information gained from evaluation has been used to develop project? - maximum 150 words

18. What tools have been developed or will be developed as a result of the initiative? For example, safety audits, tool kits, focus groups, etc. (maximum 100 words)

19. What are the key lessons learned from the development and implementation of the initiative? Please include information on unexpected outcomes, both good and bad - maximum 150 words

20. Was your initiative inspired by an existing initiative? and/or is your initiative being replicated elsewhere? Please provide details. (maximum 100 words)

Referees:

Please supply the name, address and contact number of one or more referees (these should be people who are familiar with the project and who would be in a position to provide feedback on its merit. The jury may follow up references if required).

1. Name:
Organisation
(name & address):
Email address:
Telephone number:

2. Name:
Organisation
(name & address):
Email address:
Telephone number

Please submit your application form BEFORE MARCH 15th, 2004 via email to concours@femmesetvilles.org.

If you are unable to send this form through email, or if you wish to add supplemental materials, applications may also be mailed to WOMEN'S SAFETY AWARDS 2004,
Femmes et villes international (see address below).

Applicants are encouraged to include the following supporting materials: articles appearing in newspapers, professional journal, newsletters or other publications, photographs or other graphic material, brochures or other promotional material.

By applying for this award you are granting permission for the Femmes et villes international to give out project details to their website. Your are permitting Femmes et villes international to translate, distribute and publish information from your application through the use of both printed materials and websites.

Further inquiries:

For more information contact the Secretariat:

WOMEN'S SAFETY AWARDS 2004
Femmes et villes international
465 St-Jean, suite 803
Montréal, Québec, Canada H2Y 2R6
Tel. : 514-861-6123
Fax. : 514- 288-8763
Email : concours@femmesetvilles.org
Website : www.femmesetvilles.org

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