SHARP I
November 2019 – August 2022Built dialogue and local capacity through research, learning, and community-led action.
- SUQ dialogues
- 102
- Dialogue participants
- 1,583
- Women participants
- 48%
SHARP I and SHARP II
Dialogue and local action in Libya, 2019–2024
Two EU-funded programmes supported rule of law dialogue, civil society capacity, and local action across Libya.
SHARP II
September 2022 – August 2024Expanded a nationwide civil-society network and turned inclusive dialogue into community action.
- SUQ dialogues
- 157
- Dialogue participants
- 2,554
- Active CSOs
- 64
Nationwide, Libya
A nationwide project, delivered locally
Local organisations lead the design and delivery of the work. SHARP-ER partners with Libyan civil society, municipalities, and community leaders — through funded sub-projects, training, and open dialogue between communities and the institutions that serve them.
Three areas of change
Strengthening Rule of Law
Supporting local institutions to improve access to justice and transparency
Empowering Civil Society
Building the capacity of CSOs to strengthen their role in oversight and accountability
Supporting Local Governance
Enhancing collaboration between municipalities and local actors to improve service delivery
Newsroom
News and Updates
News and updates will appear here as they are published.
Frequently asked
Questions about the project
Eligibility, timelines and how to take part.
Calls are open to civil society organisations registered in Libya. Each call lists its own eligibility criteria on its page.
The consortium
Funded by the European Union
- Lead implementing partner
Acted
Overall project management and civil society sub-projects.
- Consortium partner
United Efforts Consultancy (UEC)
Network strengthening, dialogue, and peer-learning.
- Consortium partner
Stichting Bureau Ensemble (SBE)
Research, perception data, and knowledge publications.
