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27 June 2008 11:05
Grants Program for Small Cultural and Art Projects
An annual program to support mall cultural and artistic initiatives in Ukraine was initiated by the Ukraine 3000 International Charitable Foundation.
The program’s key objective is present opportunities for self-fulfillment and development of a cultural sector, independent from the state, which is unable to implement its projects without external support. The program’s range is very wide: from popularizing folk traditions to developing the newest and most unique artistic trends.
Ukrainian non-governmental non-profit organizations are invited to participate, registered beyond Kyiv City limits, whose statutory activities meet the program’s goals. The program is aimed at supporting interregional and inter-institutional activities, encouraging cooperation between two or more non-profit organizations based in same or different regions. However, only one of them will act as a grantee.
To take part in the program, you have to fill out a project proposal in accordance with the Clause on the Grants Program for Small Cultural and Art Projects.
Clause on the Grants Program for Small Cultural and Art Projects for 2008-2009 (ukr.  170 KB)
Application Form and Cost Card (ukr.  76 KB)
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Grants Program for Small Cultural and Art Projects
The program’s key objective is present opportunities for self-fulfillment and development of a cultural sector, independent from the state, which is unable to implement its projects without external support. The program’s range is very wide: from popularizing folk traditions to developing the newest and most unique artistic trends.
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