We would like to inform you that the Bodossaki Foundation, in cooperation with the NGO Support Centre, in the capacity of the Grant Coordinator of the Programme BUILD “Building a robust and democratic civic space”, is looking for independent evaluators – experts – assessors for the evaluation of applications submitted by Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in Greece and Cyprus, as candidates for the implementation of projects of the Programme within the framework of the following two (2) calls for expressions of interest:

1. “Raising awareness and understanding of the rights and values of the European Union”
2. “Protection and promotion of the rights and values of the European Union”

The evaluators will be responsible for evaluating and scoring the applications and supporting documents submitted, according to specific selection criteria set by the Bodossaki Foundation and the NGO Support Centre (NGO SC).

Read here the call for evaluators which describes the required qualifications of the candidates and the application process and selection of evaluators.

The deadline for applications is 25 June 2023.

Independent Evaluators

On December 2, 2022, the House of Representatives passed an amendment to Law 123(I) of 2012 on combating late payments in Commercial Transactions. In this context, the Ministry of Energy,
Commerce and Industry is designated as the supervisory authority.

Businesses wishing to submit a complaint about late payments in their commercial transactions must complete the complaint submission form which must be submitted by e-mail to the Ministry of Energy, Commerce and Industry.

For more information you can contact the competent Ministry Officers, Mrs. Maria Theodorou– 22867176 / m.theodorou@meci.gov.cy and Mrs. Maria Christina Chamberlain – 22867266 / mchamberlain@meci.gov.cy.

The Ministry’s announcement is attached as such.  Legislation 1232012 on combating late payments in Commercial Transactions

Being aware of the huge cyber risks that businesses face, the CCCI has been participating since 2016 as a founding member of the European Cyber Security Organization (ECSO) so that it can keep the business world of Cyprus informed about the risks and the ways to deal with cyber-attacks.

ECSO is the first European public-private partnership in the field of cyber security, and also brings together members of national, regional, and local public administrations, research centers, and universities.

As part of its efforts, ECSO in cooperation with Women4Cyber, has announced the development of a European HR Community, with the main aim of contributing to reducing the workforce gap, and accelerating the recruitment of cyber security professionals in Europe.

More specifically, this community will address issues such as providing information on the practical needs and challenges of the industry, as well as proposing solutions and initiatives aimed at better attracting, recruiting, and retaining talent in the field of cyber security.
Therefore, those members of the CCCI who are active in the field of human resources and wish to be included in the above community, are kindly requested to inform us by Friday 16/06/23 by completing the relevant participation form here.

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