26 calls matching your filters
Up to EUR 20,000 for a partnership of two organisations and up to EUR 30,000 for three or more. Projects are delivered jointly by at least one Ukrainian organisation and one from a Creative Europe country; at least 15 initiatives will be supported.
A CHF 10,000 grant and 10-month online incubation for early-stage initiatives from any country seeking systemic answers to the crisis in the human-nature relationship. The initiative must be past the idea stage. Deadline - 16 November 2026.
Up to UAH 200,000 for climate initiatives of youth teams, initiative groups and NGOs lasting up to 6 months, provided as procurement under the project budget rather than a cash micro-grant. Applications are accepted from 25 October to 20 December 2026.
A challenge for young people aged 15-26 from any country - alone or as a team. 60 projects receive mentoring and masterclasses, and 12 ambassadors receive a USD 1,000 grant and a UN University certificate. Deadline - 7 January 2027.
Up to EUR 10,000 for up to 6 months for LGBTI organisations in Europe and Central Asia that need to react quickly to a sudden threat or opportunity: urgent advocacy, campaigning, mobilisation. Requests are accepted on a rolling basis until 1 August 2027, with a reply within a week.
Run through the CIVICUS Crisis Response Fund and Digital Democracy Initiative, this programme helps civil society organisations counter digital threats. Up to USD 10,000 for a single organisation and up to USD 20,000 for joint applications.
CIVICUS (in partnership with the Digital Democracy Initiative)The fund supports civil society organisations facing new restrictions on their work, financing resilience-building and advocacy measures. Its special focus is the freedom of peaceful assembly, expression and association.
CIVICUSEED provides flexible support to organisations, informal platforms and individual activists who build and strengthen democratic civil society. Amounts and duration are set individually and applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
Up to UAH 200,000 in charitable aid for initiatives addressing the humanitarian needs of civilians during the war. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis with a review time of about two weeks; priority goes to communities of under 250,000 residents.
Up to EUR 7,500 for urgent security improvements for human rights defenders and their organisations: physical and digital protection, legal costs in cases of judicial harassment, medical care, and support for families of imprisoned defenders. Applications are accepted at any time through a secure channel.
USD 1,000 to 10,000 of unrestricted funding for CIVICUS members - small CSOs, movements and activists who struggle to access resources. The next round is presented at the alliance's Annual General Meeting in December.
CIVICUSUp to EUR 30,000 for CSOs, independent media, activists and informal groups from Eastern Partnership countries to monitor electoral processes and counter disinformation. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis; projects last 3 to 12 months.
German Marshall Fund of the United States (GMF)Up to UAH 50,000 in goods, materials or paid services for projects of initiative groups in villages of Ternopil, Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk, Chernivtsi and Khmelnytskyi oblasts where the company operates. Community co-financing of at least 20% is required.
A completed 2023-2024 project with no open call at the moment. NGO Youth Platform, supported by UNICEF and ISAR Ednannia, set up and strengthened 16 youth councils and initiative groups in Volyn, Zakarpattia and Lviv regions. Participants received training and mentoring, and the two best social programmes received funding.
News about the 2021 results with no open call at the moment. The MHP - Hromadi Charitable Foundation supported 93 projects from 13 regions with about UAH 5 million in total; the overall value of the projects exceeded UAH 10 million.
Each selected team receives a USD 10,000 grant and access to a prize pool of over USD 1 million. Non-profit and for-profit organisations from any country with a technology-based solution may apply. Deadline - 2 November, 12:00 US Eastern time.
Normally up to EUR 25,000 per project for NGOs, self-help groups and local institutions in Chernihiv, Sumy and Kharkiv oblasts. The 2027 priorities are obstetric and neonatal care and the economic resilience of single mothers.
UAH 45,000 to 220,000 for environmental projects designed and led by young people aged 15-24 in Kyiv. A team applies together with an applicant organisation - a school or university, an NGO, a museum or a municipal institution. Apply by 14 October.
Up to UAH 45,000 (simple grant) for CSO organisational development services: consulting, coaching, mentoring, training, facilitation, external assessment. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis with monthly committee meetings; the next deadline is 12 October 2026, with the meeting on 21 October.
ISAR Ednannia (with financial support from Norway and Sweden)Funding at fixed EU unit rates: EUR 125 of organisational support per participant, distance-based travel and daily individual support. Ukrainian NGOs and informal youth groups take part as partners, while an organisation from an EU or associated country applies to its National Agency. The round 2 deadline is 1 October 2026, 12:00 Brussels time.
A call for ideas from veterans, their family members, young veteran organisations and initiative groups in Khmelnytskyi and Rivne oblasts. Participants receive training in project management and advocacy, and the best initiatives are funded.
Up to UAH 200,000 (recommended UAH 140,000-190,000) for initiatives that engage residents and CSOs in the just transition of nine coal-mining communities in Dnipropetrovsk region. Up to 10 initiatives of 3-6 months will be selected; support is given as goods and services bought by the organiser.
Up to EUR 5,000 in hryvnia equivalent for organisational development services for environmental NGOs - the money pays consultants rather than going to the organisation. Implementation takes up to 6 months; applications are reviewed on a rolling basis until 30 September 2026.
Two funding tracks for civil society organisations and local partnerships turning neighbourhoods and public spaces into sustainable, inclusive and beautiful places. Connect NEB offers up to EUR 15,300 for a single applicant, Co-create NEB up to EUR 49,300 for a consortium of 2-4 partners.
Grants from EUR 2,000 to 25,000 for Ukrainian non-profit organisations for cultural heritage projects. For Ukraine, the focus is on capacity building and pilot initiatives for response, recovery, and resilience of the heritage sector.
In-kind support: planting material, equipment, expert guidance and planting events to create and restore shelterbelts and green areas in communities. The Peli can live foundation selected initiatives for its autumn 2026 planting campaign; applications closed on 15 September 2026.
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