Czech Republic
Key areas of support
- Improving mental health services and reducing health inequalities
- Strengthening research cooperation between Norway and the Czech Republic
- Protecting biodiversity and reducing vulnerability to climate change
- Tackling organised crime and strengthening the justice system
- Improving the situation for vulnerable groups, including Roma
- Revitalising cultural heritage and improving access to heritage sites
| 2009-14 | 2004-09 | ||
| Total allocation: | €131.8 M | Total allocation: | €110.9 M |
| EEA Grants: | €61.4 M | EEA Grants: | €48.5 M |
| Norway Grants: | €70.4 M | Norway Grants: | €62.4 M |
Get involved
Are you interested in funding and partnership opportunities in the Czech Republic? Project partnerships between entities in the Czech Republic and in Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway are encouraged.
View overview of the process to apply for grant support
View step-by-step how to find or become a project partner
See how you may participate under the bilateral fund
Check eligibility and activities that may be supported under Czech programmes
Map and facts
| Czech Republic | EU-27 | |
| GDP per capita in PPS (EU=100) | 80 | 100 |
| Economic growth (% change on previous year) | 1.7 | 1.5 |
| Unemployment rate | 6.7 | 9.7 |
| Youth unemployment | 18 | 21.4 |
| Public debt (% of GDP) | 41.2 | 82.5 |
| Human development index | 14 (EU-27 ranking) | |
| Corruption perception index | 21 (EU-27 ranking) | |
| Inequality of income distribution* | 3.5 | 5 |
Sources: Eurostat, UNDP, Transparency International. All data is from 2011 except where * indicates 2010
Distribution of funding 2009-14
National contact
Ministry of Finance, International Relations Department
+ 420 257 04 2279 or 2123
czp@mfcr.cz http://www.eeagrants.czCalls for proposals
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Programmes
Click on the programme names below for key facts about each and read why the programme is needed, what it will achieve and how, and partnership opportunities. For details on the application process and eligibility, consult the programme operator websites accessible via the below pages.
*Programme Operator
News, results and projects
Cooperation in education and research
The Icelandic Centre for Research (Rannis) is a donor programme partner in scholarship programmes in nine beneficiary countries and in one research programme. “Cooperation is the key concept,” says Viðar Helgason, explaining the organisation’s role in fostering partnerships and innovation.
EEA Grants take part in Fundamental Rights Platform meeting
This year’s meeting of the Fundamental Rights Platform (FRP) in Vienna focus on non-discrimination and hate crime. Hosting one of the interactive workshops the EEA and Norway Grants will highlight support to civil society.
World Heritage Day 18 April: celebrating heritage
Around the globe people are celebrating World Heritage Day today. The EEA Grants support cultural heritage programmes in fourteen beneficiary countries which aim at conserving and revitalising cultural and natural heritage and improving public accessibility.