Forty-five organisations were present when the Portuguese programme for promoting diversity in culture and arts within European cultural heritage was launched earlier this month.
Inside the old gasworks in Ostrava, conference participants discussed how industrial cultural heritage can be preserved by finding new ways of use.
The Czech Republic is the fourth largest beneficiary of the EEA and Norway Grants and has been allocated €131.8 million in the current funding period. Recently eight of the fifteen programmes in the...
Find key facts, summaries and partnership information about supported projects under the EEA and Norway Grants on the project portal on our website.
Support to civil society is one of the key priorities of the EEA and Norway Grants. NGO programmes are now up and running in 15 beneficiary countries. We take a look at the latest developments and...
Do you want to participate in the Latvian research and scholarship programme? Now you can apply for funding from the Latvian bilateral fund to prepare your application.
Funds are now available from the EEA Grants for projects working to increase Romania’s share of renewable energy.
NGOs in Estonia can apply for large-scale projects until 20 November and small-scale projects until 10 December.
Slovakian NGOs can now apply for funding from the EEA Grants.
Through the Norway Grants more than €120 million is available for development of green business in eight European countries. Watch our video!
The EEA and Norway Grants are a key partner of this year’s Fundamental Rights Conference -a high level annual event, organised by the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA).
NGOs and local authorities in Greece, Iceland, Lichtenstein and Norway, working within the asylum and migration field, can now apply for funding.
