Small grants for heritage-related projects led by civil society in EU candidate and neighbouring countries, European Heritage Hub, European Union. Deadline for eligibility assessment: 7 September 2026.
The EU-funded European Heritage Hub aims to empower heritage stakeholders from candidate and neighbouring countries of the European Union to become active protagonists of the wider European heritage movement, thereby enhancing the ever-closer relationship between these countries and the European Union. As part of this mission, the Hub is launching the second edition of its Small Grants Scheme, with support from the ALIPH Foundation.
Civil society from 11 neighbouring countries of the European Union (Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Kosovo*, Moldova, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia and Ukraine) are eligible to apply.
Objectives of the call:
- Building the capacity of civil society;
- Enhancing the key role of cultural heritage for the triple transformation (green, digital and social);
- Strengthening democracy, the rule of law and other fundamental rights and values;
- Building peace and stability, through enhancing intercultural and interreligious dialogue and reconciliation.
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