The IZOLYATSIA Foundation (UA) and Malý Berlín (SK), together with Trans Europe Halles (SE), have announced the second call for proposals for the co-creation funding of international cooperation projects.
The objective of the call is to support co-creation between Ukrainian artists and cultural organisations and their peers from Creative Europe countries on the topic of resilience.
Funding will be available for co-creation projects involving at least one Ukrainian partner and a partner from another Creative Europe participating country. Each partner is expected to play a role of comparable weight in the project — whether through creative input, management responsibilities, or audience development. All creative sectors are eligible, with the exception of the audio-visual sector. Each co-creation project must include a public presentation in the locality of every participating partner.
The expected number of grants is 7-10. Project duration period is up to 7 months within the indicative implementation window of February–August 2027.
Eligible applicants include organisations active in the field of arts and culture established in a Creative Europe country (EU countries, non-EU countries). For Ukraine, they must be registered in a zone effectively controlled by the Ukrainian government.
Amounts per grant are up to 25,000 EUR, covering up to 90% of project costs. Applicants are expected and required to provide the rest of the total project budget as a contribution. Eligible costs include travel (65–350 EUR, related to organisational, rehearsal, artistic, presentation purposes), green travel top-up costs (up to 300 EUR), and visa costs (89 EUR).
