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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.
A roundup of state programmes for businesses, not a grant for NGOs. Zaporizhzhia City Council lists 12 programmes: Own Business grants from UAH 100,000, up to UAH 16 million for processing, and compensation for hiring IDPs and young people; several programmes accept applications until 27 December 2026.
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.
The International Renaissance Foundation reviews not only competition projects but also non-competition ones: a socially useful initiative can be submitted at any time if it fits the priorities of one of the foundation's five programmes. There is no fixed deadline or announced amount; applications are submitted in Ukrainian through the Electronic Competition system and review usually takes 1-2 months.
A 2022 news item about a grant already awarded; there is no open call. The Zakarpattia NGO Irshavski Promeni, advised by U-LEAD, won about UAH 800,000 from the Carpathian Foundation to fit out a shelter for 70 IDPs.
A UAH 11,150,000 competition for civil society organisations strengthening the participation of internally displaced people in shaping, implementing and monitoring internal displacement policy. The optimal project budget is UAH 1,000,000-1,300,000 over up to nine months.
Up to UAH 1,100,000 for business equipment, depending on headcount. This is a support programme for Zaporizhzhia entrepreneurs (sole proprietors and companies), not a grant for civic organisations; applications close at 16:00 on 6 October 2026.
Up to UAH 4,845,000 for civic engagement initiatives that strengthen social cohesion in target communities across nine frontline and war-affected regions. About 4 grants of 6 months are expected; activities must bring together at least two target groups - veterans, IDPs, youth, older people, people with disabilities.
Individual support for private persons, not a grant for organisations: up to UAH 88,000 for vocational training or retraining for IDPs living in Lviv oblast. If needed, up to UAH 13,000 for logistics within the overall cap.
Up to UAH 88,000 for vocational training - a grant for individual IDPs, not for organisations. People in Need pays for retraining courses of up to 6 months for internally displaced people in Lviv region and can add up to UAH 13,000 for logistics. Applications closed on 27 September 2026.
EUR 3-4 million per consortium project (topic budget EUR 12 million, 3 projects expected) for research on implementing the EU Pact on Migration and Asylum, migrant health and integration. Ukrainian NGOs working with refugees and IDPs could join a consortium as partners. The call closed on 23 September 2026.
Up to UAH 520,000 for media outlets (Lot 1) and up to UAH 3,000,000 for media organisations (Lot 2) to cover the temporarily occupied territories, forced displacement, reintegration and social cohesion. Up to 5 projects are planned under Lot 1 and up to 3 under Lot 2, with implementation of about 7 months. Applications closed on 20 September 2026.
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