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ZMINA:Resilience - grants for showcasing international cultural cooperation projects

Opendeadline 14 December 2026

Verified by the editorial team 29 September 2026

Updated Merged with a duplicate card (g109): the old address /granty/zmina-rebuilding-cultural-cooperation-izolyatsia-2027 now redirects here

Summary

A rolling open call for cultural and artistic organisations. It supports public showings and presentation events that bring to wider audiences works co-created by organisations from Ukraine and other Creative Europe countries.

About the call

The 'support for the dissemination of international cooperation projects' call is run by IZOLYATSIA Foundation (Ukraine), Malý Berlín (Slovakia) and Trans Europe Halles (Sweden) within the ZMINA:Resilience project. A grant of up to EUR 50,000 covers the delivery and presentation of jointly created artistic and cultural works in partner countries: artists' working time (EUR 75/person/day), international travel (EUR 350 per round trip) and other eligible costs. Applications are accepted in rounds and submitted in English via the IZOLYATSIA online platform.

Who can apply

  • Organisations working in the arts and culture
  • Registered in Creative Europe programme countries (for Ukraine - on government-controlled territory)
  • A partnership of at least two countries, one of which is Ukraine

Who cannot apply

  • Individual artists and sole proprietors (cannot be direct subgrant recipients)
  • Audiovisual sector projects

What the funds are for

  • Public showings and presentation events in Ukraine and partner countries
  • Artists' working time
  • International travel for creative and presentation purposes

Documents required

Forms and templates are on the call page

How to apply

  1. 1Register on the IZOLYATSIA online platform
  2. 2Complete the application form and budget in English
  3. 3Upload each partner's documents as separate PDF files
  4. 4Submit by 23:59 Kyiv time on the last day of the round

Questions and answers

Can individual artists or sole proprietors receive a ZMINA:Resilience grant?
No. Individual artists and sole proprietors cannot be direct subgrant recipients; applicants are organisations working in the arts and culture.
Is an international partner required to apply?
Yes. A partnership of organisations from at least two Creative Europe programme countries is required, one of which is Ukraine.

Change history

  1. Updated: Merged with a duplicate card (g109): the old address /granty/zmina-rebuilding-cultural-cooperation-izolyatsia-2027 now redirects here
  2. Updated: Round 2 open: next cut-off 14 December 2026; 10% co-financing clarified, link now points to the round page

Donor contacts

Email: hi@zmina.eu

Website: zmina.eu

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