Støtteform:How much money can you apply for? You can apply for funding for all phases of a projectstarting with preliminary work to the implementation of a complete project. The amount applied for must be realistic in relation to the size of the project. The larger the amount applied forthe larger your own funding contribution must bee.g. by way of funding from other contributors. Co-funding is seen as an important part of the project’s prerequisites. A project can be granted up to EUR 7000 without other sources of funding up to EUR 40 000 with at least 30% co-funding up to EUR 100 000 with at least 50% co-funding This means that the contribution from the Culture and Art Programme can cover between 50% and 100% of the project’s total costsdepending on the amount applied for. Co-financing can include “funding in-kind”. Funding in-kind consists of goods or services rather than money. An example of this can be working hours. The way you value working hours must be specified in the budget and the sum must be reasonable in relation to the tasks and their length. We recommend that all costs within the project are collated in a single application to Nordic Culture Point. For instanceall travel costs can be included in the application to the Culture and Art Programme
Støtteform:Who can apply? Funding can be applied for by civil society organisations in all areas of society. Funding can be applied for by associationsfoundationscharitiescivic organisationsinterest organisationslabour organisationsfaith communitiessocial enterprises or co-operatives
Støtteform:Who is eligible to apply? Funding can be applied for by existing residency centres or organisationsinstitutions and groups that are starting up new residency centres or initiatives within the residency facilities sector in the field of art and culture. Individual practitioners of art and culture cannot get funding for residency stays. Residency centres applying for funding must be located in the Nordic Region (DenmarkFinlandthe Faroe IslandsGreenland
Støtteform:Tilskud. How are applications assessed? The assessment is made on the basis of how well the above criteria are met and how well the application conveys the following: Opportunities for co-operation The contribution of the trip to meetings and contactsand the promotion of new groups and initiatives. Quality and content The assessment takes into account the quality of the applicant’s artistry or previous work and the traveller’s motivation for the tripas well as the purpose and how the applicant intends to achieve their goals. If the goal is to contribute to knowledge of new art forms and expressionsthis can also be taken into account. The Nordic-Baltic dimension In this context
Støtteform:How much money can you apply for? For projects consisting of at least three (3) Nordic countries you can apply for €0–50 000. For projects consisting of two (2) Nordic countries you can apply for €0–10 000. In addition to the sum applied forat least 15% of the funding must come from another source and may consist of in-kind financing. The total amount applied for from Norden 0–30 and other similar Nordic institutions may not exceed 85% of your total project costs. Other Nordic organisations include the Nordic Culture Fund and NordPlus. “In-kind financing” means the provision of goods or services instead of moneywhich counts towards project financing. For instancevoluntary work can be included in the budget. The calculations should be specified in the application budget
Støtteform:How much money can you apply for? For networks that will work together for up to one yearyou can get funding of up to EUR 20000. The contribution from Nordic Culture Point can make up a maximum of 70% of the project’s budget. A network that received short-term funding can later apply for long-term funding. Please note that any short-term network funding must be reported before you can apply for long-term network funding. The budget is an important part of the application and it must contain detailed information on how the amount being applied for will be used. You must use this template when budgeting
Støtteform:Who can apply? Eligible applicants are: • individuals • groups • organisationsassociationsand institutions If you are a minoryou can present your idea for a project to an association or organisationor you can find an adult who can help you to manage the project. To be granted funding from Voltthe project must be conducted in collaboration with participants from at least three Nordic countries (DenmarkFinland
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and NGOs. At least three (3) Nordic countries must participate in the project. In this case
Denmark
Finland
the Faroe Islands
Greenland
Iceland
Norway
Sweden and the Åland Islands count as Nordic countries. To be able to apply for funding
the organisation must be established in the Nordic countries (Denmark
Finland
Faroe Islands
Greenland
Iceland
Norway
Sweden
and Åland). The activity must be carried out by partners from at least three Nordic countries. Funding may cover additional partners who do not operate in the Nordic Region
but only Nordic partners can fulfill the required amount of collaborators. Please note that individuals cannot apply. How much support can you apply for? You can apply between 0–20 000 € from Demos. The total amount applied for from Demos and other similar Nordic institutions may not exceed 85% of your total project costs. Other Nordic organisations include the Nordic Culture Fund and NordPlus. In addition to the sum applied for
at least 15% of the funding must come from another source and may consist of in-kind financing. “In-kind financing” means the provision of goods or services instead of money
which counts towards project financing. For instance
voluntary work can be included in the budget. The calculations should be specified in the application budget
and the total must be considered reasonable for the completion of the project
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Iceland
Norway
Sweden
Åland) or the Baltic countries (Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania) and the invited artists must have a permanent address in one of these countries. However
they do not need to be a Nordic or Baltic citizen. The funding covers all areas of art and culture. How much money can you apply for? Funding for residency centres can amount to EUR 50
000. The funding is to be managed by the centre and shall cover costs arising from the Nordic or Baltic artist’s residency stay at the centre. The funding can also include remuneration to the artist during their stay. In addition to travel expenses
subsistence
remuneration and other direct costs which arise in connection with the artists’ stay
the budget may contain a maximum of 15% towards administrative expenses (to be specified). The Nordic-Baltic Mobility Programme for Culture must not be the only source of funding for the residency centre’s activities
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the Nordic-Baltic dimension means that the trip: promotes and increases contact
communication and activities between the Nordic and/or Baltic countries; strengthens the Nordic-Baltic presence in the cultural scene of the Nordic and Baltic region; strengthens understanding of the similarities and differences between the Nordic and Baltic countries; and improves awareness of Nordic and Baltic artists and their work
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and the total must be considered reasonable for the completion of the project. See here for an example of how to write a detailed budget appendix
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so that the experts can compare application budgets on an equal basis. Please note that the application may be rejected if the budget does not meet the requirements exemplified in the template. Funding from other Nordic organisations You can also apply funding from other pan-Nordic institutions and organisations
such as the Nordic Culture Fund
for the same project. Total funding from the Nordic-Baltic Mobility Programme and other pan-Nordic organisations must not exceed 85% of the project’s budget. How are applications assessed? An assessment is made based on the above criteria and the degree to which the application successfully conveys the following: Clear objectives and timetable The network must clearly define its overall objectives and create a clear timetable. Here it would be good if the objectives and the ideas behind them are innovative. Quality and co-operation The objective of starting the network must involve the planning of artistic initiatives and/or development of partnerships and new ways of working together. The network must create new contacts within its field of work and have contact with other networks. New networks and collaborations in terms of cultural diversity or between several different types of artistic and cultural stakeholders will be prioritised in the assessment. Communication The network must strive to make its work accessible to others and disseminate information about its results in a transparent manner. The Nordic-Baltic dimension In this context
the Nordic-Baltic dimension means that the network: promotes and increases contact
communication and activities between the Nordic and/or Baltic countries; strengthens the Nordic-Baltic presence in the cultural scene of the Nordic and Baltic region; strengthens understanding of the similarities and differences between the Nordic and Baltic countries; and improves awareness of Nordic and Baltic artists and the visibility of their work. Short-term network funding can be applied for twice a year
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the Faroe Islands
Greenland
Iceland
Norway
Sweden
or Åland). Projects can be implemented in one or more of these countries. Although projects are welcome to have partners that don’t live in the Nordic Region
the programme will not cover their costs. The applicant must be resident in the Nordic Region but does not require Nordic citizenship. Applicants do not need to belong to the target group themselves but should have experience of working with children and young people. How much support can you apply for? Project funding from Volt ranges from €7
000 to €70
000. A sum of €7
000 can be granted without other funding. For higher applied amounts
funding from Volt may account for a maximum of 70% of the project’s costs. At least 30% of the entire project must be covered by other funding
which may consist of support from other sources
volunteer work or the organiser’s own resources (known as funding in kind ). Total funding from Volt and other joint Nordic organisations such as the Nordic Culture Fund or NordPlus must not exceed 85% of the project’s total budget. You’ll find an example of how you can make a detailed budget appendix here. How are applications assessed? Projects are evaluated by a group of four experts. They emphasise the cultural and artistic creativity of the participants and their participation in the various stages of the project. The application needs to meet the above criteria. In addition
it will be assessed how well the applicants describe the following: Involvement of children and young people Project funding from Volt is for children and young people up to the age of 25 in order to give them opportunities for creativity
participation
and co-determination. The pedagogical methods and processes used by the project to achieve its goals have a bearing on the assessment. The cultural dimension of the project The cultural and artistic creativity of children and young people must be central to the project. The creativity of the participants can help to increase interest in the art
culture
languages
and societies of the Nordic Region. Children and young people have influence and contribute to an inclusive
interesting
and evolving art and cultural scene in the Nordic Region. The Nordic dimension and co-operation The project contributes to joint creativity
networking
and/or other exchanges between children and young people in the Nordic Region. The project encourages new long-term collaborations. The project will facilitate interaction between participants from at least three Nordic countries. The linguistic dimension of the project The project and its activities should help to improve young people’s understanding of the Nordic languages and create an interest and curiosity in Nordic linguistic diversity and communication across language boundaries. Here
language can be considered as a working tool
an artistic expression
a special theme
an identity marker
or a cultural carrier. Inclusion and gender equality The project has the ability to reflect the diversity of society in terms of gender