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Project Grants (International co-operation activities and Ad hoc initiatives) is sponsored by European Youth Foundation (Council of Europe). The European Youth Foundation (EYF) offers Project Grants to non-governmental youth organizations for activities that strengthen peace and cooperation in Europe, promote closer cooperation and understanding among young people, encourage information exchange, and stimulate mutual aid.
This includes international cooperation activities like youth camps, seminars, conferences, training courses, or study visits, and ad hoc initiatives addressing emerging needs. Projects should align with Council of Europe values and youth sector priorities, and utilize non-formal education, intercultural learning, youth participation, and human rights education approaches.
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Or search similar grants →According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-governmental youth organizations registered with the European Youth Foundation, including international NGOs, international networks of NGOs, sub-regional networks of NGOs, or national NGOs with at least 3 partner national youth organizations in 3 other member states or an international NGO/network as a partner. Must have a bank account that can accept euros and sufficient financial/operational capacity. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Project Grants (International co-operation activities and Ad hoc initiatives) is funded by European Youth Foundation (Council of Europe). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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