According to the NED Annual Report for 2003, the
following US Government funds were allocated by the US Congress and dispersed
by the NED for programs in Tibet:
International Campaign for
Tibet
$45,000
To support publications and a series of meetings designed to improve communication between Tibetans and Chinese concerning a democratic future for China and Tibet.
Social and Resource Development Fund
$50,000*
To support the Fund for Democracy and Human Rights Education, a Tibetan-managed mini-grants project that provides modest support for Tibetan organizations working to educate their communities about democracy and human rights and to increase participation in the political process.
Tibet Information Network
$80,000*
To disseminate independent news analysis and reporting on Tibet.
Tibet Institute
$40,000
To purchase an offset printing press to facilitate the Institute’s capacity-building and civic awareness efforts; and for the distribution of books, magazines, and brochures on Tibet within Tibetan communities in Nepal.
Tibetan Literary Society
$25,000*
To publish and distribute throughout the Tibetan community in exile and in Tibet Bod-Kyi-Dus-Bab (Tibet Times), a Tibetan-language newspaper published three times per month.
Tibet Museum
$15,000
To collect, preserve and present material relating to modern Tibetan history, to commemorate the loss of Tibetan culture and lives as a result of the Chinese occupation, and to project the hopes and aspirations of the Tibetan people for a brighter future.
Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy
$14,000*
To conduct a week-long workshop for Tibetan leaders to discuss the human rights situation in Tibet and ongoing efforts to start a democratic government in exile.
Tibetan Parliamentary and Policy Research Centre
$18,865*
To hold two15-day working group sessions to explore potential forms of Tibetan autonomy. In preparation for the workshops, the TPPRC will commission an expert to prepare a briefing book that provides relevant documents and comparative models of the distribution and division of powers among governmental institutions.
Tibetan Review Trust Society
$23,000*
To publish Tibetan Review, a monthly English-language news magazine that covers Tibet-related news and analysis.
Voice of Tibet
$20,000*
To support an independent Tibetan-language shortwave radio station providing regular news about Tibet, the Tibetan exile community, and the Tibetan government-in-exile for listeners in Tibet and in exile in neighboring countries.
$45,000
To support publications and a series of meetings designed to improve communication between Tibetans and Chinese concerning a democratic future for China and Tibet.
Social and Resource Development Fund
$50,000*
To support the Fund for Democracy and Human Rights Education, a Tibetan-managed mini-grants project that provides modest support for Tibetan organizations working to educate their communities about democracy and human rights and to increase participation in the political process.
Tibet Information Network
$80,000*
To disseminate independent news analysis and reporting on Tibet.
Tibet Institute
$40,000
To purchase an offset printing press to facilitate the Institute’s capacity-building and civic awareness efforts; and for the distribution of books, magazines, and brochures on Tibet within Tibetan communities in Nepal.
Tibetan Literary Society
$25,000*
To publish and distribute throughout the Tibetan community in exile and in Tibet Bod-Kyi-Dus-Bab (Tibet Times), a Tibetan-language newspaper published three times per month.
Tibet Museum
$15,000
To collect, preserve and present material relating to modern Tibetan history, to commemorate the loss of Tibetan culture and lives as a result of the Chinese occupation, and to project the hopes and aspirations of the Tibetan people for a brighter future.
Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy
$14,000*
To conduct a week-long workshop for Tibetan leaders to discuss the human rights situation in Tibet and ongoing efforts to start a democratic government in exile.
Tibetan Parliamentary and Policy Research Centre
$18,865*
To hold two15-day working group sessions to explore potential forms of Tibetan autonomy. In preparation for the workshops, the TPPRC will commission an expert to prepare a briefing book that provides relevant documents and comparative models of the distribution and division of powers among governmental institutions.
Tibetan Review Trust Society
$23,000*
To publish Tibetan Review, a monthly English-language news magazine that covers Tibet-related news and analysis.
Voice of Tibet
$20,000*
To support an independent Tibetan-language shortwave radio station providing regular news about Tibet, the Tibetan exile community, and the Tibetan government-in-exile for listeners in Tibet and in exile in neighboring countries.
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