Over 300 applications were submitted in the first call for project applications under the Greek NGO programme, with 41 of these approved for a grant. Around half of the funding will go towards...
The EU prize for Cultural Heritage / Europa Nostra Awards is Europe’s most prestigious prize in the heritage field. Every year, it honours the most outstanding heritage achievements from across Europe...
During a recent visit to Warsaw, Norwegian Minister for EU Affairs Vidar Helgesen, visited two very different projects partly funded by EEA and Norway Grants: The Museum of the History of Polish Jews...
“I have started to think about tomorrow and the future,” says Svajūnas, a drug addict for more than 20 years, receiving help through a project supported by Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway under the...
“This research project can help us understand the basis for memory, pain and psychological disorders such as depression and stress,” explains Professor Tõnis Timmusk from the Tallinn University of...
The amended versions of the EEA and Norway Grants Regulations and Annexes 1, 3 and 12 are now available on our website. The changes take into account key priorities of the Grants, such as enhanced...
Since 2004, EEA and Norway Grants has been one of the prime funding schemes to the civil society sector in Central, Eastern and Southern Europe. In Hungary alone, €21.4 million has been set aside for...
The NGO programme for Croatia was launched in Zagreb yesterday, 2 July. The event attracted more than a hundred NGO representatives interested to hear about the opportunities now available for...
“I hope the youth centre will be a place where we can make new friends and learn new skills,” says Kostadin Chilikov. He is one of many young people that will benefit from four youth centres that have...
Payments to Hungary under the EEA and Norway Grants were suspended on 9 May 2014 following a Hungarian breach of the agreements concerning implementation and monitoring of the Grants schemes.
The first edition of ‘Civic Arena’, a new magazine focusing on the civil sector in Central and Eastern Europe, has just been launched in Romania.
Funding is now available in the Czech Republic for sustainable strategies for deinstitutionalisation of care for vulnerable children.