What Is a State Social Contract and How Can NGOs Participate?

A state social contract is a mechanism through which the government engages non-governmental organizations in addressing important social issues.

NGOs can participate in competitions and implement projects in areas such as:

• supporting families and young people;
• assisting people with disabilities;
• developing civil society;
• protecting the rights and interests of citizens;
• social adaptation and other areas of public importance.

How does it work?

The government identifies a social issue → announces a competition → NGOs submit projects → the winner receives funding → implements the project and submits a report.

A state social contract is an opportunity for NGOs not only to receive funding, but also to make a real contribution to addressing social issues in their region.