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The main goal of the project is to provide greater attention, definition and legitimacy to the field of social enterprise in Hungary among donors and philanthropists and business leaders so that social enterprise is recognized as an effective means for promoting CSO financial sustainability and economic development.

The project aims to enhance public control, visibility of corruption-related problems and, thus, transparency and accountability of public institutions in Hungary through the development of a professional, anti-corruption watchdog organization. TI-Hungary will conduct a cross-sector situation analysis on corruption in Hungary, carry out in-depth analyses of the most problematic areas identified by the study, raise public awareness by disseminating the findings and build coalitions of civil society organizations committed to promoting integrity in public life .

The project aims to:
- create dialogue among stakeholders focusing on disability law and policy,
- empower people with disabilities within civil society and the greater political context,
- build coalitions between mainstream human rights NGOs and disabled persons organizations.

The project has the following objectives:
- providing information on philanthropy: about different types, examples, legal/fiscal background;
- establishing a direct link between the needs of CSOs and potential donors through the Internet, media and other platforms;
- to provide tool for various philanthropy campaigns and a surface for direct donations on the Internet;
- to include philanthropy as a topic into the media.

The main objectives of the project
- making images of Roma, as portrayed by the mainstream media, more objective and gaining public support;
- raising local community support for education integration by sensitivity trainings for local media and politicians;
- supporting the local communities and the legal actions of legal aid offices and organizations through media work.

The project aims to
- identify problems in legislation and practice that are the causes of the complaints system's ineffectiveness,
- raise awareness of the need to make the system of complaints more effective in Hungary,
- advocate for establishing an independent police complaints body,
- show examples of good practice from other EU member states and
- propose a model law to be considered for adoption by Hungarian law-makers.

The project is organized around two key activities.
- Detailed research on the reception of Structural Funds in Hungary, with a special attention to the partnership principle.
- Establishment of the Civil Europe Forum, the major symbol of civil control in Hungary in the reception of Structural Funds.