Experience sharing grants
European Commission
Deadline
30 October 2026
Maximum amount
69.460 €
Description
Experience sharing grants Topic: Call for proposals for civil society organisations active on protecting and promoting Union values: call to intermediaries (giving financial support to third parties) Identifier: CERV-2024-CITIZENS-VALUES Kind: bando a cascata (competitive call) Status: aperto Opening date: 2025-09-18 Deadline: 2026-10-30 All deadlines: 2025-10-31, 2026-03-02, 2026-06-30, 2026-10-30 Deadline model: multiple cut-off Budget: 69460 Programme period: 2021 - 2027 Who can apply and how The objective of the Call for thematic grants is to support experience sharing between CSOs that work on behalf of groups at risk of discrimination, unequal treatment, hate speech or hate crime, or that carry out watchdog/monitoring/advocacy activities in support of respect for the rule of law, or that aim to gain experience in these areas within the project. Experience sharing grants are meant to enable peer learning between two CSOs (Applicant and Partner) of different levels of experience regarding human rights and/or rule of law activities, organisational development, team building, etc. They are intended to encourage CSOs to share skills and solutions. Total budget for the call: PLN 300 000 approx. EUR 69 460) Minimum/maximum grant amount: PLN 10 000-20 000 (approx. EUR 2 315-4 600) In order to be eligible, Applicants must: - Be established in Poland. - Be non-profit making and a civil society organisation. - Respect EU values as laid down in Art.2 of the Treaty on European Union and the EU Charter of fundamental rights. - Have eligible legal form: foundations, associations registered in the National Court Register, church legal persons registered in the National Court Register, rural housewives’ circles, so called ordinary associations - Have been registered at least 12 months before submitting the application. I order to be eligible Partners must: - Be established in Poland. - Be non-profit making and a civil society organisation. - Respect EU values as laid down in Art.2 of the Treaty on European Union and the EU Charter of fundamental rights. - Have eligible legal form: foundations, associations registered in the National Court Register, church legal persons registered in the National Court Register, rural housewives’ circles, so called ordinary associations. Only activities taking place in an EU Member State are eligible. Submitted proposals will be evaluated in an open-end (rolling) call. Grants will be awarded a maximum of four times (until the allocation is exhausted), according to the following schedule: - until December 19, 2025, - until April 30, 2026, - until September 4, 2026, - until December 18, 2026. Eligible types of project activities: • study visits; • joint workshops; • job shadowing; • traineeships; • exchange of experts between Applicant and Partner; • joint initiatives testing new working methods. Organisations cannot conduct religious worship as part of the project, and funded activities must not directly or indirectly promote religious doctrine, mission or appeal to a particular faith. Further information, including a detailed description of the call procedure, can be found on the Equal Rights Programme website: https://programrownychpraw.batory.org.pl/.
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