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- How much money can you apply for? For networks that will work together for up to one year, you can get funding of up to EUR 20,000. 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, 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