Grant programme deadlines for 2020

Several support programmes of the Nordic Council of Ministers, which offer financing for cooperation in culture, education and the third sector, will continue in 2020. The separate programmes for supporting the mobility of cultural and public sector workers in the Nordic countries and Baltic States, and the funding programme supporting Nordic cooperation between organisations for people with disabilities will also continue.

The advisers with the Estonian Office of the Nordic Council of Ministers will be introducing all funding programmes in more depth at the information days.

Application deadlines are as follows:

• Nordplus
  12th December 2019 until 3rd February 2020
• Nordic-Baltic mobility programme for public administration
  15th January until 30th March
• Culture and Art Programme
  • Culture and Art funding
    5th February until 5th March 2020
    10th August until 10th September 2020
  • Mobility funding
    3rd January until 4th February
    3rd March until 3rd April
    17th July until 17th August
    18th September until 19th October
  • Short-term network funding
    22nd January until 21st February
    9th September until 9th October
  • Long-term network funding
    22nd January until 21st February
  • Artist residencies
    8th January until 7th February
• Nordic Culture Fund
  Next application deadline on 3rd February 2020
• Children and Youth NORDBUK
  2nd January until 3rd February 2020
  3rd April until 4th May 2020
  03rd September until 02nd October 2020
• Nordic-Baltic Grants programme for NGOs
  10th January until 1st March 2020
• Nordic Welfare Centre
  • Strategic initiatives
    Application period will be opened in January 2020, application deadline 28th February 2020
  • Networking activities
    Application deadlines will be announced in the beginning of the new year.
• Baltic Media Grant
  15th January 2020 until 1st March 2020
• Nordic Council of Ministers’ funding programme for NGOs in the Baltic Sea Region
  Application deadlines will be announced in the beginning of the new year.

The Nordic Institute for Advanced Training in Occupational Health (NIVA) grants scholarships for attending courses to citizens of Russia, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania throughout the year, with no deadline.