Strengthening bilateral relations between Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway and the 15 beneficiary states is an overarching objective of the EEA and Norway Grants. To encourage strategic and long-term...
The destroyed historic bells of the Matthias Church in Budapest have been replaced with Norwegian financial support and were installed in Buda Castle this month.
The FMO is recruiting Senior Legal Officer(s) to its team working on the 2009-14 funding period. He/she will provide legal support in relation to the preparation and revision of grant agreements with...
Drug use is one of the major causes of health problems and death among young people in Europe. To combat this, the EEA and Norway Grants have awarded more than €4.1 million to projects working to...
The regulation on the implementation of the EEA Grants 2009-2014 has been adopted. The programme approach and bilateral cooperation are fundamental elements of the new regulation.
On 18 January 2011, 28 round table participants and an audience of about 100 people gathered in Oslo to discuss the EEA and Norway Grants.
The 27 projects financed by the Short Term Expert Fund of the Norway Grants have now been completed. The fund has aimed to raise the level of knowledge and develop professional skills in the Latvian...
To support the appraisal, implementation and reporting requirements linked to the 200-250 programmes under the EEA and Norway Grants 2009-14, the FMO is seeking to procure a provider to develop an...
A Czech-Norwegian project aimed at increasing cultural and civil dialogue between the two countries culminated with the publication of a book that was launched at seminars in Prague and Oslo in...
€150,000 in grants are offered under the Czech research fund for researcher and expert exchanges between the Czech Republic, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway.
Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway are concluding the review of comments from the beneficiary states on the regulations for the 2009-14 funding period. The regulations are planned to be adopted early...
The National Museum in Cracow has developed a film showing the renovation and modernisation of the Sukiennice Gallery, located in the heart of of Cracow's UNESCO-listed Old Town.
