SOW - Sub-National Diplomacy in Europe CPIF Project.docx
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Document Type: Scope of Work (SOW) for Sub-National Diplomacy in Europe CPIF Project
This document outlines the scope of work for a 24-month project aimed at raising awareness and understanding of the People's Republic of China's (PRC) sub-national diplomacy in Europe. The U.S. Department of State, U.S. Embassy Athens is seeking applications from organizations to counter PRC subnational diplomacy that undermines democratic institutions, national security, or existing norms of international relations. The project aims to make publicly accessible information on PRC subnational engagement, raise public awareness of PRC subnational engagement in Europe, develop strategies to mitigate risks associated with PRC subnational engagement, and encourage alternative subnational ties with East Asian democracies.
The proposed project should include country-specific information for PRC engagement and activities in a representative subset of European states. It should involve activities such as compiling comprehensive data on PRC subnational outreach, analytical reports summarizing findings and recommendations, articles and op-eds discussing PRC subnational engagement, roundtable discussions to publicize findings and galvanize responses, and encouraging alternative subnational ties with East Asian democracies.
The document also requires specific performance indicators, inputs, outputs, targets, and outcomes for each objective. Additionally, it requests information on the applicant's plan for continuing the program beyond the grant period and ensuring sustainability.
This document outlines the scope of work for a 24-month project aimed at raising awareness and understanding of the People's Republic of China's (PRC) sub-national diplomacy in Europe. The U.S. Department of State, U.S. Embassy Athens is seeking applications from organizations to counter PRC subnational diplomacy that undermines democratic institutions, national security, or existing norms of international relations. The project aims to make publicly accessible information on PRC subnational engagement, raise public awareness of PRC subnational engagement in Europe, develop strategies to mitigate risks associated with PRC subnational engagement, and encourage alternative subnational ties with East Asian democracies.
The proposed project should include country-specific information for PRC engagement and activities in a representative subset of European states. It should involve activities such as compiling comprehensive data on PRC subnational outreach, analytical reports summarizing findings and recommendations, articles and op-eds discussing PRC subnational engagement, roundtable discussions to publicize findings and galvanize responses, and encouraging alternative subnational ties with East Asian democracies.
The document also requires specific performance indicators, inputs, outputs, targets, and outcomes for each objective. Additionally, it requests information on the applicant's plan for continuing the program beyond the grant period and ensuring sustainability.
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