129 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.
Up to UAH 920,000 for non-profit civil society organisations with at least 1 year of experience working with communities, mainly in central and southern oblasts. Funds go to organisational development, civic participation, inclusion, partnerships and advocacy. Deadline - 10 November 2026.
EUR 100,000 to 500,000 for cultural and artistic projects in Poland that widen community participation in cultural life. Lead applicants are Polish organisations, while Ukrainian NGOs, cultural institutions and hromadas can join as partners. Applications are accepted until 10 November 2026.
Up to USD 100,000 per project for Ukrainian NGOs and charities delivering in-person services to veterans and their families in communities of Volyn, Zakarpattia, Zaporizhzhia, Poltava, Cherkasy and Chernivtsi oblasts. Up to 4 subgrants are planned and no co-funding is required. Deadline - 11 November 2026.
EUR 2,500 to 5,000 for short visits and joint work by professionals from EU enlargement countries, including Ukraine. Up to 80% of justified eligible costs is covered; up to 20 grants are expected, with cut-off dates recurring until May 2028.
Up to EUR 10,000 for short youth visits (up to 7 days) between Ukraine and the Visegrad Four. Ukrainian NGOs, schools, clubs and other organisations working with young people aged 12-30 can apply.
The NATO SPS Programme funds multi-year civil security projects as well as research workshops and training courses developed jointly by experts from a NATO member country and a partner country such as Ukraine. The Ukrainian side may work for a governmental, academic or other non-profit institution, so NGOs with strong expertise are also eligible. Applications are accepted until 15 November 2026, 23:59 CET.
Total call budget of about EUR 37 million for transnational research and innovation projects in the sustainable blue economy. Ukraine is among the 28 countries whose funding organisations take part; pre-proposals are due by 16 November 2026 (provisional).
Up to USD 500,000 per project of up to 24 months for NGOs, networks and consortia scaling nature-based adaptation of communities to climate change in ODA-eligible countries, including Ukraine. Applications are accepted online until 16 November 2026.
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.
EIT Urban Mobility, on behalf of the EIT Community New European Bauhaus, offers up to EUR 92,500 to consortia that want to strengthen, scale or replicate solutions developed in 2025-2026 Connect NEB and Co-create NEB projects. The lead must come from such a project, while new organisations can join as partners. Applications are accepted until 17 November 2026.
Small grants of NOK 70,000 or NOK 150,000 (depending on the organisation's age and track record) for Ukrainian NGOs and charities working on human rights, civic education, advocacy and capacity building. Up to 20 projects of up to 6 months starting in February 2027 will be supported. Deadline - 19 November 2026.
A six-month People Powered programme for 30 civil society and government leaders worldwide who jointly launch a process for citizens to shape decisions on renewable energy or regenerative agriculture. Every participant receives a USD 10,000 grant to implement the plan, and the top six receive another USD 15,000. Deadline - 27 November 2026.
USD 500,000 to 2 million over 24 months for non-profits from any country that work with a city government to deploy frontier generative AI solutions for health, economic mobility, environmental resilience or civic engagement. A city government partner of a city with 50,000+ residents is required. Round 1 deadline - 29 November 2026.
EUR 4.5 million per consortium project (topic budget EUR 9 million, 2 projects expected) for a systematic approach to reusing vacant, obsolete and underutilised buildings and sites. Local authorities and civic organisations are key participants. Deadline - 1 December.
The Japan Foundation accepts FY2027 applications from organisations in Ukraine under four programmes: exhibitions of Japanese art, translation and publication of Japanese books, Japanese studies projects and support for institutions teaching Japanese. The foundation covers part of the costs and sets the amount individually (the average translation grant in 2026 was about JPY 618,000). Deadline - 1 December 2026.
Up to EUR 25,000 (up to 90% of the budget) for a joint cultural project of at least two organisations from two countries, one of them Ukraine. The call budget is EUR 187,500 and 7-10 grants are expected. Apply by 4 December, 23:59.
A global call by the US State Department Office of International Religious Freedom: USD 1 to 3 million for 24-48 month programmes that address restrictions on religious freedom. Foreign non-profit organisations, including Ukrainian NGOs, submit a short three-page Statement of Interest by 7 December 2026.
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.
Up to GBP 10,000 per project for registered organisations from any country: pilots, partnerships and research on safety of life, engineering, maritime and heritage, plus analysis of World Risk Poll data. Deadline - 14 December 2026.
The European Institute of Innovation and Technology, through the 28DIGITAL community, offers up to EUR 80,000 to consortia of education providers and businesses for induction training in sciences, ICT and engineering. Education partners can include schools, VET providers and NGOs, including from Ukraine. Applications are accepted until 14 December 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.
Up to UAH 1 million for platforms that bring CSOs and other stakeholders together around shared tasks: strengthening organisations, community recovery or advocacy. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis until 28 December.
ISAR EdnanniaIndividual mentoring support for Ukrainian civic organisations that want to develop, increase effectiveness, or scale their activities. This is not a cash grant but mentor support and practical sustainability tools.
EUR 1,000,000 to 3,500,000 per project to revitalise cultural heritage in Poland. Only Polish organisations can apply; Ukrainian institutions, local authorities and NGOs may join as partners. Deadline 31 December 2026.
A UNDP grant competition supported by the Government of Japan for developing social and rehabilitation services and a barrier-free environment, backing the urgent and inclusive recovery of war-affected communities.
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in UkraineA 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.
EUR 300,000 to 800,000 for 2-3 year projects on climate protection and biodiversity. A non-profit from Germany or the EU applies, and a Ukrainian NGO can be the required local implementing partner. Project outlines are accepted until 12 January 2027.
A grant of up to EUR 55,000 for legal entities in Creative Europe countries, including Ukraine, that want to host 1 to 5 artists or cultural professionals from other programme countries for a 21-90 day residency. Fixed amounts: EUR 50 per day per resident for the host plus daily and travel allowances for residents. Deadline - 18 January 2027.
Up to EUR 500,000 per project (70% of eligible costs) for consortia of at least three organisations from three Creative Europe countries that build media literacy and resilience to disinformation. The topic budget is EUR 3.5 million and Ukraine fully participates in the programme. Deadline - 20 January 2027.
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