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About the
Service

The THALIS II service is an evaluation process of Greek Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), which seeks to promote their work’s impact, effectiveness and transparency.

About the
Service

The THALIS II service is an evaluation process of Greek Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), which seeks to promote their work’s impact, effectiveness and transparency.

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The nine different fields

Through 9 fields of activity and 33 subfields, organisations can choose one or more that suit their activities

Human Rights/
Good governance

6% of organisations

Scientific Companies

1% of organisations

Social Welfare/ Inclusion

26% of organisations

Immigration/ Refugees

9% of organisations

Education

26% of organisations

International Activities

3% of organisations

Culture

6% of organisations

Health

16% of organisations

Environment/
Civil Protection

5% of organisations

Explore

The nine different fields

Through 9 fields of activity and 33 subfields, organisations can choose one or more that suits their activities

Human Rights /
Good Governance

6% of organisations

Scientific Companies

1% of organisations

Education

26% of organisations

International Activities

3% of organisations

Environment/
Civil Protection

5% of organisations

Immigration/
Refugees

9% of organisations

Social Welfare/
Inclusion

26% of organisations

Culture

6% of organisations

Health

16% of organisations

Meet the

Scientific Committee

The scientific committee of the THALIS II civil society organisations’ evaluation service consists of a group of experts specialised in the field of Civil Society and the ecosystem of CSOs.

Asteris Chouliaras

Professor | Department of Political Science & International Relations, University of Peloponnese

Sotiris Petropoulos

Αssociate professor | Department of Political Science & International Relations, University of Peloponnese

Dimitris Sotiropoulos

Professor | Department of Political Science and Public Administration, University of Athens

Marilena Simiti

Αssociate professor | Department of International and European Studies, University of Piraeus

Steps to complete the

Evaluation Process

The evaluation process is divided into four (4) distinct stages:

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Registering on the Platform

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Briefing/ Orientation & Preparation

03

Conducting Interviews/ Collecting Data

04

Data Processing and Creation of Sectoral Credibility Indexes

Organisations' Testimonials

“THALIS II, which will be conducted in 2023 by HIGGS -widely known for its support to all CSOs in the country since 2016- is evidence of its commitment to promoting and developing the tertiary sector, by presenting the active Civil Society with the opportunity to be evaluated on the outcomes of its processes”

Marilyn PolenaGeneral Manager | Solidarity Now

"The THALIS II service is undoubtedly the most important relevant attempt both qualitatively and quantitatively”

Xenophon KappasGeneral Director,
Captain Vassilis & Carmen Konstantakopoulos Foundation

"We have obtained many benefits, considering that throughout this process we detected the parts that needed to be improved and focused directly on those. At the same time, we strategically exploited the strengths of Nosileia that were pointed out from that procedure, both in our internal and external environment.”

Olga PapadoiliopoulouExecutive Director | Nosileia