Supported projects may span a wide variety of themes under Vision 2030, including education and culture.

Independent partners with relation to Belarus, and Russia* are also accepted (please note that special rules apply in these cases).

Who can apply?

Eligible Partners:

Group 1: Civil society organisations from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Faroe Islands, Greenland, Aaland Islands
Group 2: Civil society organisations from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland
Group 3: Independent partners from civil society with relation to Ukraine as well as Belarus, and Russia

Eligible partner structure:

Minimum one partner from a Nordic country (group 1), and
Lead partner must be from group 1, or group 2, and
As a minimum, there must be partners from three different countries, and the partners must be from at least two of the above mentioned groups.

Applications, reports and other relevant documents are to be submitted online using the electronic application system at www.ncmprosperousfuturegrants.org before the deadline.

Funding

A minimum amount of 300.000 DKK and a maximum amount of 500.000 DKK per project can be applied for.
The total budget for the Prosperous Future programme is 8.000.000 DKK.

Further details

Questions regarding the application can be directed to prosperousfuture@norden.org.

*Partners must be independent civil society organisations. Projects cannot take place physically in Russia.