In brief
- European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) funds Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values (CERV).
- The grant goes up to €600,000 and covers up to 90% of eligible costs.
- Applications run from Tuesday 7 July 2026 to Tuesday 3 November 2026, 17:00 (Brussels time).
Key facts
- Funder
- European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA)
- Programme
- Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values (CERV)
- Who can apply
- Association, Other public body
- Area
- European Union
- Instrument
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Grant
In the official text
“The grant will be a lump sum grant, meaning it will reimburse a fixed amount unlinked” (p. 42)
- Total budget
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€4,000,000
In the official text
“Indicative funding available for this priority: EUR 4 000 000.” (p. 12)
- Maximum grant
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€600,000
In the official text
“be lower than EUR 200 000, and higher than EUR 600 000 per project.” (p. 34)
- Funding rate
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90%
In the official text
“estimated project budget and a funding rate of 90%.” (p. 42)
- Minimum project cost
- not stated in the call
- Published on
- Tuesday 7 July 2026
- Opens
- Tuesday 7 July 2026 (time not stated)
- Closes
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Tuesday 3 November 2026, 17:00 (Brussels time)
In the official text
“3 November 2026 – 17:00 CET” (p. 29)
- Procedure
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Ranking
In the official text
“then ranked according to their scores” (p. 38)
- How to submit
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EU Funding & Tenders portal
In the official text
“Proposals must be submitted electronically via the Funding & Tenders” (p. 29)
- Application language
- Aragonese
- Difficulty
- 3/5
- Chances
- Cannot be estimated
It suits you if…
- You run a non-profit or a public body.
- You want to set up or adapt a one-stop shop or a rape crisis centre.
- You can build a project together with partner organisations.
- Your organisation has its registered office in an eligible country.
- You plan tools such as training, risk assessment or guidelines for authorities.
It is not for you if…
- You are a private individual: natural persons are excluded.
- You want to apply alone: the call requires a consortium of partners.
- You are a profit-oriented organisation and want to lead: the lead must be non-profit.
How much you can get
The budget available for this priority of the call is €4,000,000. Each grant is between €200,000 and €600,000. The call pays up to 90% of the costs. The call does not state the minimum or maximum project cost. After grant signature, the call normally pays an advance. The grant may not give you a profit.
- If you spend €300,000, you receive €270,000 and pay €30,000 yourself.
- If you spend €600,000, you receive €540,000 and pay €60,000 yourself.
What it pays and what it does not
Pays
- The call pays through lump sum contributions, not through a list of single invoices.
Does not pay
- Money you pass on to other organisations as financial support.
- A separate website built only for the project.
Key dates
- Published on
- Tuesday 7 July 2026
- Opens
- Tuesday 7 July 2026 (time not stated)
- Closes
- Tuesday 3 November 2026, 17:00 (Brussels time)
The call opened on Tuesday 7 July 2026. Applications close on Tuesday 3 November 2026 at 17:00, Brussels time. The call states that its deadlines cannot be extended. The call does not state when results will come.
What you need
- Application Form Part A, filled in online on the EU Funding & Tenders Portal.
- Application Form Part B, the project description.
- The KPI tool and the detailed budget table in spreadsheet format.
- CVs of the core project team.
- Activity report of the coordinator's last year. Public bodies are exempt.
- List of the coordinator's previous key projects, as the call asks.
- Child protection policy or declaration, if any participant works with children.
- Partners and their commitment, found in good time.
How to apply
- Register your organisation on the EU Funding & Tenders Portal, where the call is submitted.
- Find partners in eligible countries and agree who leads. The lead must be non-profit.
- Choose which of the call's activities your project covers and fix its length within the call's limits.
- Write Part B and fill in the KPI tool and the budget table. Add the CVs of the core project team.
- Fill in Part A online and submit before Tuesday 3 November 2026, 17:00.
- Reread the official call before you submit.
Each step explained in more detail: “How to apply for a grant in 7 steps”
Mistakes that cost you the money
- Submitting alone, without a consortium. Consequence: The call requires a consortium, so the application would not meet its conditions.
- Sending more than one application as lead applicant across the priorities of the call. Consequence: The call allows a lead applicant only a single application.
- Leaving out the child protection policy when an activity involves children. Consequence: A required document is missing from the file.
- Counting on an extension of the deadline. Consequence: The call states that deadlines cannot be extended, so a late file is lost.
- Putting a separate project website or money for third parties in the budget. Consequence: These costs are not paid by the call.
Frequently asked questions
Who can lead the project?
The lead applicant must be a non-profit legal entity in an eligible country. Profit-oriented organisations can join only in partnership with public or non-profit bodies. Private individuals are excluded.
In which language do I apply?
The call allows any official EU language, but the project abstract is always in English. Check this in the official call.
When does the money arrive?
After grant signature, the call normally provides an advance. The call does not state the exact date: ask the CERV contact point of your country.
Do I have to report during the project?
Yes. The call mentions a mid-term progress report not linked to payment and a report on the EU Survey on Justice, Rights and Values. Keep records of all the work done.
Do I have to cover part of the cost myself?
The call pays up to 90% of the costs. The call does not state any own share: ask the CERV contact point of your country.
How to take part from your country
For questions on the call you can write to the CERV contact point of your country or to the IT Helpdesk of the Funding & Tenders Portal for technical problems with the portal. The call does not state whether the national contact point is free.
The call allows any official EU language. The project abstract is always in English.
Public help desks in your country
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We'll help you with the application
We prepare free of charge the documents about our products: technical and project description, a quote split by the call's cost items, timing and data sheets to attach. For questions about the call, Horizon Europe National Contact Points (Funding & Tenders Portal), the public help desk for applicants, guides you.
For this call and your type of organisation we do not yet have a partner consultant who prepares the application.
We give you free of charge the technical documentation of our products and neutral functional requirements you can pass to any supplier. We do not write the project or the tender specifications. The purchase follows public procurement rules.
In European calls a consultant's fee cannot be put in the project budget: it is paid with your own funds.
If your project includes the usual neXt solutions, you can buy them from us, with a quote split by the cost items of the call.
Public help desk for this call
- Horizon Europe National Contact Points (Funding & Tenders Portal) ↗ Horizon Europe National Contact Point National contact point for EU research and innovation programmes: guidance on calls, rules and proposal preparation.
Free check: can I apply?
Official source and checks
- Official act ↗
- Official page of the call ↗
- Funding & Tenders Portal, grantsTenders.json
Official source rechecked automatically on Tuesday 20 October 2026, 21:19 (Brussels time).
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