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International Cooperation Grants is sponsored by House of Europe. These grants fund collaborative cultural projects between Ukrainian and European organizations, supporting a wide range of initiatives such as music festivals, virtual exhibitions, book fairs, and theatrical plays. The program aims to promote cultural exchange and internationalize the Ukrainian art scene.
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International Cooperation Grants | «House of Europe» International Cooperation Grants International Cooperation Grants You are a cultural institution. You have an excellent idea for a collaborative project with another institution and a strong aspiration to bring it to life. One of you is a Ukrainian other is a European, or there are more than two Ukrainian or European organisations interested in working together.
If so, we have the grant to cover the expenses of your project. We will fund a project because we support cultural exchanges between Ukrainians and their EU colleagues. We believe that a collaborative project can become the beginning of long-lasting cooperation and enrich members of both institutions professionally.
We want to internationalise the Ukrainian art scene and see International Cooperation Grants as a way to achieve this. Archaeological Opera "Chornobyldorf", a project supported by the International Cooperation Grants This is for impactful and timely ideas Create anything: a cold-wave music festival, a contemporary art exhibition, or a conference on urban studies featuring intellectuals from Ukraine and the EU.
We will support any initiative, as long as it resonates with the needs of Ukrainian society and makes a difference. This is for projects that involve digital technologies Hold festivals, exhibitions, and concerts online, or top up in-person events with digital elements. Technology might not be the centrepiece of your project, but should definitely be a piece of it.
This is for cultural organisations from Ukraine and the EU International Cooperation Grants support public non-profit organisations in the sphere of culture and creative industries. We value bright ideas first, but we also care whether you have relevant experience and a portfolio of projects. This is for Ukrainian audiences and culture We aim to boost Ukrainian culture and provide local audiences with entrancing projects to enjoy.
Choose Ukraine as a location for in-person events and take care of translation into Ukrainian for online formats. You can still carry out events in the EU if they are elements of a more complex activity held in Ukraine. This is for different teams: from small to highly multicultural You can carry out a project with only one partner or invite other organisations from the EU or the UK to join in.
The more diverse the team, the better. We connect people and opportunities We support professional and creative exchange between Ukrainians and their EU colleagues. This encompasses 20+ programme lines managed by us and a constantly increasing database of the best opportunities offered by other European organizations.
This is just the beginning: more opportunities, events and acquaintances are coming. We are convinced that we should go where our support and information are needed the most: out in the regions. Organising Pop-Up Hubs, creative entrepreneurship in the regions is stimulated, whereas the Mobile Pavilion sets our concept on the move.
What is it like to be among the first? Piotr Marecki on introducing Ukrainian literature to Poland ‘Ukrainian reality encourages us to film more truthfully,’ Kyrylo Zemlianyi, a director, on a sceptical perspective in cinema and its perception in Europe What is it like to work as a music manager in Ukraine despite all the challenges?
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Public non-profit cultural organizations from Ukraine and the EU with an excellent idea for a collaborative project. Teams should have relevant experience and a project portfolio. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to EUR 50,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
International Cooperation Grants is funded by House of Europe. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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