About the
Service
The Service
THALIS II
It is an evaluation process of Greek Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), which aims to promote their work’s impact, effectiveness and transparency.
The methodology used for the evaluation process is a result of thorough research of various approaches to the evaluation of non-profit organisations in European and North American countries. Non-profit organisations participating in the evaluation process will receive a rating from one (1 – lowest possible performance) to five (5 – highest possible performance) stars.
The Service
THALIS II
It is an evaluation process of Greek Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), which aims to promote their work’s impact, effectiveness and transparency.
The methodology used for the evaluation process is a result of thorough research of various approaches to the evaluation of non-profit organisations in European and North American countries. Non-profit organisations participating in the evaluation process will receive a rating from one (1 – lowest possible performance) to five (5 – highest possible performance) stars.
The evaluation consists of three main criteria:
01
effectiveness
02
Internal Organisation
03
Transparency
Active
Since 2012
The THALIS II service is a continuation of the THALIS I (2012-2015) and THALIS II (2018-2020) programs, which were held by the Department of Political Science and International Relations of the University of Peloponnese in collaboration with HIGGS.
The first implementation of the evaluation process was financed by European funds, while during the second implementation (2018-2020) of the project was financed by private funds, specifically by the Public Beneficial Foundations: Stavros Niarchos Foundation, TIMA Nonprofit Foundation, Ioannis S. Latsis Nonprofit Foundation, Captain Vassilis & Carmen Konstantakopoulou and the Athanasiou K. Laskaridis Foundation.
Principal Objectives
With these objectives, the THALIS II service aims to contribute to the strengthening, development and continuous improvement of the organised Civil Society (CSO) sector in Greece, by promoting the transparency and performance of CSO’s activities in order to achieve the maximum possible social and environmental impact.
Establishment of a CSO evaluation institution
Improvement of the CSOs Credibility
Promoting Volunteering and Solidarity
Establishment of a CSO evaluation institution
Improvement of the CSOs Credibility
Promoting Volunteering and Solidarity
With these objectives, the THALIS II service aims to contribute to the strengthening, development and continuous improvement of the organised Civil Society (CSO) sector in Greece, by promoting the transparency and performance of CSO’s activities in order to achieve the maximum possible social and environmental impact.
