Embassy of Germany in Ukraine
Germany's diplomatic mission in Kyiv: an annual micro-projects scheme of up to 25,000 EUR supporting socially vulnerable groups.
About the fund
The Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Ukraine is located in Kyiv. Germany opened its embassy on 7 February 1992, shortly after diplomatic relations were restored on 17 January 1992, becoming the first country to establish an embassy in independent Ukraine.
Beyond diplomatic and consular work, the Embassy supports small projects each year run by local implementers who cannot fully fund them on their own. The micro-projects scheme aims to improve the living conditions of socially vulnerable groups and respond to urgent needs.
For 2027, the Embassy has prioritised medical care, in particular neonatology and the quality of obstetric care, as well as strengthening the economic resilience of single mothers. Funding focuses on projects in Chernihiv, Sumy and Kharkiv oblasts.
Focus areas
- Improving living conditions of socially vulnerable groups
- Medical care and neonatology
- Inclusive obstetric care
- Economic resilience of single mothers
- Support for internally displaced persons
- Recovery of war-affected communities
Interesting facts
The Embassy opened on 7 February 1992 - Germany was the first country to open an embassy in Ukraine.
Micro-projects are usually funded with up to 25,000 EUR per project.
The 2027 call focuses on Chernihiv, Sumy and Kharkiv oblasts.
How to apply
NGOs and state or municipal institutions can apply with a short micro-project proposal. Applications for 2027 are accepted until 21 October 2026; details at ukraine.diplo.de/ua-uk/2803714-2803714.
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