Provision of welfare services, combating social exclusion, democracy, sustainable development and NGO capacity building are the five areas of support.
To improve access to and quality of health services and increase the prevention and reduction of various diseases, a call for project proposals has been launched in Estonia.
Improving public health is important to reduce social disparities and a precondition for economic prosperity.
The Polish Maritime Museum in Gdańsk has been awarded a prestigious annual Sybilla – Museum Event of the Year prize for a construction project performed with the support of the EEA and Norway Grants.
Lithuanian prisons are facing several challenges, such as overcrowding and pervasive violence. The Norway Grants help the country address this.
€ 137 million of the Grants to Poland are reallocated. Funding for greening industries, research and green industry innovation increase.
Poland has the largest public health programme in the current funding period. The application deadline for the programme, which has a total allocation of €46.9, has now been extended until 28 June.
A new call for cultural diversity and exchange project proposals has been launched in Spain.
The Financial Mechanism Office (FMO) is recruiting an Administrative Assistant.
Aiming to strengthen civil society in Malta, a call for project proposals has been launched with a deadline for applications of 12 July 2013.
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...
Of the once 1500 manor houses in Estonia, only 500 remain. Many were saved by being given a new role as public schools. A call is now open for projects aiming to restore schools operating in former...
