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Find similar grantsCreative Economy Development Fund (CEDF) is sponsored by Federal Ministry of Arts, Culture, Tourism & Creative Economy. A fund launched to support the growth and sustainability of Nigeria’s creative and cultural industries, including tourism and cultural heritage projects.
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Creative Economy Development Fund (CEDF) Phase 2 Now Open! – Youth Initiative Creative Economy Development Fund (CEDF) Phase 2 Now Open! Nigeria’s federal government, through the Ministry of Arts, Culture, Tourism, and Creative Economy , has officially launched Phase 2 of the Creative Economy Development Fund (CEDF) , featuring a brand-new user-friendly interface that simplifies access to funding.
Youth-led and creative businesses across Nigeria—from video gaming, film, music, animation, fashion, publishing, visual arts, culinary arts, tourism, to heritage —can now apply for grants, loans, equity investments up to $100,000 to scale their operations, innovate, and contribute to sustainable economic growth. Applications are open until September 1, 2025 Recap: Phase 1 Highlights Phase 1 ran from April 28 to June 30, 2025.
It focused on mature creative projects seeking $100,000 or more , with project incubation and acceleration activities underway, and disbursements expected starting January 2026. This first phase laid the groundwork for IP-backed financing, opportunity awareness, and capacity building across creative sectors such as film, digital arts, and cultural tourism.
Access to Finance : CEDF opens non-traditional funding routes for creative entrepreneurs—those who typically lack bank collateral. IP as Collateral : For the first time, creators can leverage their intellectual property—music rights, designs, game concepts—as financial assets. Inclusive Growth : From grant-funded social-impact projects to equity-backed high-growth startups, the fund supports diverse creative ventures across Nigeria.
Youth Opportunity : This initiative aligns with the Youth Activities Dashboard’s mission of enabling transparency and participation in youth-focused programs nationwide. How to Apply or Learn More Visit the official CEDF portal (through FMACTCE or CEDFnigeria. com) to apply.
Eligibility spans individuals, SMEs, MSMEs, and organizations in creative fields—including support industries like media platforms, cultural tourism, and legal services . Keep tracking opportunities and updates through Youth Activities Dashboard . Your creative vision deserves the fuel to grow.
Apply for CEDF Phase 2 today, and let’s accelerate the rise of Nigeria’s creative economy—together. To apply, visit: www. CEDF.
gov.ng 8th National MSME Awards Applications NYSC SAED — Skills Acquisition & Entrepreneurship Development Programme Office of the Special Assistant to the President on Youth Initiatives (Monitoring and Delivery). Room 207, Federal Secretariat, Phase 2, Abuja
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Open to individuals, businesses, and organizations operating in Nigeria's creative economy, including tourism and cultural heritage sectors. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $100,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Creative Economy Development Fund (CEDF) is funded by Federal Ministry of Arts, Culture, Tourism & Creative Economy. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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