According to the Nordic Council of Ministers’ Committee for Cooperation (NSK) decision from 25 May 2023, and the decision of the Steering Group of the Nordic-Baltic Mobility Programme for Public Administration, the Nordic-Baltic Mobility Programme for Public Administration opens up for participants from Ukraine to take part in the Nordic-Baltic projects supported by the mobility programme 2023-2025. The Nordic-Baltic Mobility Programme for Public Administration offers a possibility for Ukrainian representatives of public administration from local governments and state institutions to participate in this mobility programme. This initiative for Ukrainian participants is open for a period of 2023-2025.
The requirements:
- Projects/applications from Nordic and/or Baltic organisations to the Nordic-Baltic Mobility Programme for Public Administration are welcome to include 1-2 participants from corresponding public administration organisations of Ukraine per project/application;
- General guidelines of the moblity programme are to be followed;
- All project activities have to take place in the Nordic and/or Baltic countries;
- Financing principles of the projects remain the same as indicated in the guidelines of the mobility programme (min. 40% co-financing of the applying organisation, max. 60% financing from the allocated grant of the mobility programme).
Nordic-Baltic Mobility Programme for Public Administrationoffers grants for mobility and networking, the annual budget of the mobility programme, app. 200 000 EUR, is financed by all NB8 countries – Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway and Sweden. The purpose of the programme is to promote and strengthen cooperation, exchange of knowledge, and networking between public administration structures on all administrative levels in the Nordic-Baltic Region. The programme aims to facilitate the harmonization of more efficient working methods in the public sector. The overall goal is to increase the global competitive power of the region.
