The ZMINA: Rebuilding project is launching its first call for proposals for international projects. Partnerships should include, as a minimum, one organisation from Ukraine and one from another country participating in the Creative Europe programme.
The call aims to support cultural organisations working with peers from Creative Europe countries, including Ukraine, to present high-visibility cooperation projects. Projects must increase the showcasing of Ukrainian culture abroad and share perspectives internationally, particularly in reimagining, reinventing, and reconstructing communities.
The ZMINA: Rebuilding programme will support projects depicting conversion from wartime to post-war reconstruction, building visions of the future, demonstrating wartime resilience, and creating conversations, expertise, and knowledge about post-war rebuilding and recovery.
All cultural and creative sectors are eligible (visual arts, performing arts, filmmaking, literature, urban cultural planning, etc.).
This international cooperation must increase the visibility of Ukrainian artists and cultural production in other Creative European countries and heighten the profile and knowledge of Ukrainian cultural and creative organisations in other countries while bringing new shared perspectives to the Ukrainian and European cultural and creative sectors.
International cooperation projects:
- Should be implemented outside of Ukraine, in one or more of the other Creative Europe countries.
- Can be an extension of an existing Ukrainian project.
- Must actively engage with well-defined communities.
- Must include conversations taking place in cultural or other venues on the topic of ‘reconstruction’.
- Must include a high visibility opening event (vernissage, premiere, pre-opening gala, etc.).
- Can involve creation but must include showcasing, primarily outside of Ukraine.
- The showcasing must be significant, reaching large audiences directly or through media outreach, preferably contributing to Ukrainian ‘cultural diplomacy’.
The maximum grant amount for a national project is 60,000€.
