The provision of basic services to children with impaired hearing and their families is lacking in Lithuania. With support from Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway, a Lithuanian NGO is working to change...
“Each NGO must find its own way, but by offering our know-how in volunteer management we hope to give them a clearer idea of how to organise volunteer activities more effectively,” says Nicoleta Chis...
Through a project supported by the Norway Grants, the Association for the Prevention and Handling of Violence in the Family in Cyprus is both raising awareness about and providing assistance to...
Today marks the International Anti-Corruption Day. Corruption is taken very seriously by Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway and several mechanism are in place to help prevent corruption in the...
Operators of the EEA Grants’ environment, energy and climate change adaptation programmes gathered in Brussels this week together with donor programme partners from Norway and Iceland to discuss and...
"We must not take democracy for granted. Spreading hatred challenges our democracies. We must speak up against hate speech. If we don’t, those expressing hate will win."
How can older people reach their full potential in an ageing society? This week, Polish and Norwegian partners gathered in Warsaw to take a closer look at the importance of healthy and active ageing
The Global Fund has made a valuable contribution to strengthening social dialogue and ensuring that beneficiary countries are better placed to address decent work objectives, such as life-long...
Today marks the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. Through designated programmes in 11 countries, Iceland. Liechtenstein and Norway have set aside €25 million to help...
In the heart of the Troodos National Forest Park, an abandoned asbestos mine poses a threat to people, fauna and wildlife alike. With support from the Grants, biodiversity protection and good...
The ‘On the spot!’ call is looking for young people to visit Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway and report on good practices in addressing social problems which could benefit Hungarian society.
“Both children and parents alike get to know each other through the project. This creates a stronger sense of trust within the local community,” says Andrei Dinu from the Romano ButiQ Association.
