The advisers with the Estonian Office of the Nordic Council of Ministers will be introducing the options of applying for support at the information days in Viljandi (17 January) and Narva (18 January). Attendance of the information days is free of charge, but registration is required. Read more about the information days here.
The Archimedes Foundation, which manages the Education Programme Nordplus, also organises an information day in Tallinn, which will be held from 11-15 on 23 January at the Tallink Spa & Conference Hotel (Sadama 11a). The organisers ask everyone who would like to attend to register in advance by 17 January on their website.
It will be possible to submit applications for support from several programmes in January and February, and the application deadlines are as follows:
25 January – Nordic Culture Fund
13 February – Mobility Programme for Culture
13 February – Mobility Programme for Culture: Art Residencies
20 February – Mobility Programme for Culture: Cooperation Networks (short-term)
1 March – Education Programme Nordplus
6 March – Culture and Art Programme
15 March – Nordic-Baltic Grant Programme for NGOs
30 March – Nordic-Baltic Mobility Programme for Public Administration
28 September - Nordic-Baltic Mobility Programme for Culture: Cooperation Networks (long-term)
In addition to the support options listed above, Estonian organisations can participate in the projects of the Nordic Gender Equality Fund. However, the support applicant must be a Nordic country and the Estonian organisation can be a project partner. Read more in here.