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Anton Nijssen, Director a.i.

Anton Nijssen, Director a.i. THIGJ: philosophy and funding strategy. The working of a ‘tender desk’. The Hague Institute for Global Justice is an independent centre of expertise with an international staff.

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Anton Nijssen, Director a.i.

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  1. Anton Nijssen, Director a.i. THIGJ: philosophy and funding strategy The working of a ‘tender desk’

  2. The Hague Institute for Global Justice is an independent centre of expertise with an international staff. The Hague Institute for Global Justice aims to both reinforce and add on the work of existing research institutions in The Hague, of Dutch universities, and of NGOs, international courts and treaty organisations in the city (ICC, PCA, International Strafhof, tribunals). It will become – in its own right – a strong, research-based as well as policy-oriented institution that can take its place in the major league of international think tanks. Character of the institute

  3. The Institute is dedicated to the promotion of law and justice as the basis of and in relation to peace, security and social and economic development. The objective is to develop an integrated approach. Mission statement

  4. Ms Madeleine Albright, Chair (Chair, Albright Stonebridge Group and former Secretary of State, United States of America); Mr Jozias van Aartsen(Mayor of the Municipality of The Hague and former Minister of Foreign Affairs, The Netherlands); Professor Louise Fresco (Professor, University of Amsterdam, member of the independent review committee of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) of the InterAcademy Council, and former Assistant Director-General, Agriculture Department (FAO)); Professor Igor Ivanov(Professor, Moscow State Institute for International Relations and former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Russia); Dr Marwan Muasher(Vice-President for studies at the Carnegie Endowment, former Minister of Foreign Affairs and Deputy Prime Minister, Jordan); Lord Chris Patten (Chancellor, Oxford University, Former Minister for Overseas Development at the Foreign & Commonwealth Office and Former European Commissioner for External Relations); and H.E. Judge Aldulqawi A. Yusuf (Judge, International Court of Justice) Advisory Council

  5. In its initial phase, The Hague Institute for Global Justice will focus on the following three themes: - The Judiciary and Global Justice - International Affairs, Peace Diplomacy and Global Justice - Environment, Development and Global Justice Research and training themes

  6. The Institute functions is network organisation that facilitates cross-fertilisation between academia and practice. It develops an integrated and interdisciplinary approach towards issues where the lack of law and justice could lead to political, military, social or economic instability and inequality. Global challenges such as failing states, resource conflicts (water), climate change and its multiple consequences, the changing international architecture, the effectiveness of international judicial institutions and the increasing importance of non-state actors will be central to the programme of the Institute. Approach and …….

  7. The working methodology of the Institute is characterised by innovative combinations of research, knowledge transfers and valorisation in multi-stakeholder international partnerships. The Hague institute for Global Justice organises conferences, seminars, courses of study and practical training, issue advice, promote public debate and engage in academically sound research relevant to public policy. The funding is used as seed money. We start projects on the basis of promising ideas and sound proposals, and are able to fund the start-up phase ourselves. During the first phase we test the (expected) deliverables to see if they meet real needs and if additional funding can be obtained. Positive test results lead to continuation and enlargement of the projects into programmes. Output has to be practice oriented. …. Method

  8. Carnegie Foundation (Peace Palace) ISS Leiden University, Technical University Delft and others T.M.C. Asser Institute Clingendael, Institute of International Relations Hague Centre for Strategic Studies and many others Partners (actual sitation see: www.thigj.org)

  9. Dutch Government World Bank Municipality of The Hague Participant’s fees and contributions More to come Funding in the start-up phase

  10. Partly traditional, partly new. Traditional Support structure for academics who are active in their ‘market’, called ‘tender desk’. A unit with 4 fte: Good knowledge of funding resources; use of alert services for tender documents High quality administrative support during the development of funding proposals Accurate project administration and (project) management information Capacity to provide for project management Funding strategy - 1

  11. Funding resources, examples for cooperative programmes: Zevende Kaderprogramma (FP7): http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/understand_en.html Horizon 2020 (FP8): http://ec.europa.eu/research/horizon2020/index_en.cfm?pg=home USIP - United States Institute of Peace: http://www.usip.org/grants-fellowships NWO/WOTRO Social Science Collaboration India – the Netherlands: http://www.nwo.nl/nwohome.nsf/pages/NWOA_7GJGHT Volkswagen Stiftung/International Focus: http://www.volkswagenstiftung.de/funding/international-focus.html?L=1 AXA Research Fundhttp://www.axa-research.org/areas-of-research-eligible-for-funding (projects) Funding strategy – 1A

  12. Funding resources, examples for individual scholarships: Open Society Foundations/Soros: http://www.soros.org/grants Open Society Foundations /Rights Initiatives: http://www.soros.org/initiatives/rights-initiatives USIP - United States Institute of Peace: http://www.usip.org/grants-fellowships NWO Rubicon Alexander von Humboldt Stiftung/Foundation: http://www.avh.de/web/home.html (fellowships inDuitsland) AXA Research Fundhttp://www.axa-research.org/areas-of-research-eligible-for-funding (chairs, post doctoral fellowships, doctoral fellowships) Funding strategy – 1B

  13. Funding resources, examples for implementation, conferences and so on: DG Development and Cooperation - EuropAidhttp://ec.europa.eu/europeaid/index_en.htm IADB – Inter-American Development Bank (LatijnsAmerika) http://www.iadb.org/en/civil-society/the-idb-and-civil-society,6160.html OSF - Open Society Foundations / http://www.soros.org/initiatives/ Volkswagen Stiftung/Challenges for Academia and Society: http://www.volkswagenstiftung.de/funding/persons-and-structures/symposia-and-summerschools.html?L=1 Funding strategy – 1C

  14. A new approach added * A seperate sales force People with a ‘high profile’ fitting to this field: former ambassadors, former Ministers, and so on Specific focused assignments Specific contracts, partly ‘no cure - no pay’. * The use of the tender-desk as support unit * The company of professors to maximize the effect of the sales operation and really acquire substantial funding. Funding strategy - 2

  15. REMAINING QUESTIONS AND REMARKS ?? THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION www.thigj.org

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