Open Call: Sundance Institute Documentary Fund Amount: Unspecified Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) The Sundance Institute has opened applications for its 2026 Documentary Fund, supporting independent filmmakers developing feature-length documentary films with strong artistic vision and contemporary relevance. The fund supports cinematic documentaries from around the world that explore urgent social, political, cultural, and human issues through creative and innovative storytelling approaches. For more than two decades, the Sundance Institute Documentary Fund has provided non-recoupable funding to filmmakers whose work contributes to cultural dialogue, creative experimentation, and social impact. Funding The Sundance Institute Documentary Fund provides nonrecoupable grants to selected projects. The fund prioritises films with budgets under $1.2 million USD, excluding distribution and impact expenses. Programme focus The fund supports a wide range of aesthetic and storytelling traditions from across the globe and encourages experimentation in form. It is not restricted to specific themes or issues, but remains committed to work that is creative, complex, and culturally relevant. The fund does not support NGO, advocacy, educational, or branded content films. Historical or biographical films are typically not funded unless they demonstrate clear contemporary relevance or innovation in form. Proposals are evaluated on the following criteria: Strong artistic vision Creative ambition and craft Accountability and rigour Contemporary cultural relevance and impact Eligibility The fund is open to independent filmmakers globally. Projects must meet the following conditions: Format: Feature-length documentary films of 52 minutes or longer Creative independence: Creative and editorial control must be held by the project's key creative team Project stage: Projects in development, production, or post-production are welcome. Applicants must have confirmed participants and be prepared to articulate the project's story, structure, and central driving questions. Projects that have reached picture lock are not eligible. Application information Deadline: 15 June 2026 For more information and to apply, click here . Your funding experts InterArts Funding offers its expertise to assist you in applying for grant opportunities (including this one), leveraging our extensive experience to enhance your chances of securing the grant. It is important to clarify that InterArts Funding is an independent entity and is not affiliated with any specific funding organisation. While we have a commendable track record of success, we cannot guarantee the approval of your application. Grant outcomes depend on various factors beyond our control. Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Share

Open Call: Human-Centred Conservation Storytelling Grant 2026 Amount: $5K - $12K Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) The Human-Centred Conservation Storytelling Grant supports experienced storytellers producing rigorous, publishable work that explores conservation as it is lived. In many public narratives, conservation is reduced to sentimentality or simplified success stories. This grant responds to the need for deeper reporting grounded in social, political, and economic realities across African contexts. It commissions storytellers who already operate at professional editorial standards and who are capable of producing work ready for publication or broadcast through established media platforms. What the grant supports Projects must approach conservation through a human-centred lens, recognising that conservation outcomes are shaped not only by ecology, but by people: their rights, livelihoods, governance systems, knowledge, and lived realities. Stories may examine: Where human-centred approaches strengthen conservation outcomes Where their absence undermines progress The tensions, trade-offs, and contradictions between policy and lived experience Both hopeful and critical perspectives are welcome; what matters is depth, complexity, and serious reporting. Applicants may apply under one of three tiers: Up to USD 5,000 Up to USD 8,000 Up to USD 12,000 Budgets are assessed for realism and proportionality rather than scale. Application process Applicants submit: A short story pitch Examples of previously published work Intended publication or broadcast pathway A summary budget Applications are reviewed competitively based on editorial quality, alignment with human-centred conservation principles, professional experience, and feasibility. Applications are to be submitted before 8 March 2026. For more information, visit the Jamma Conversation & Communities website . Your funding experts InterArts Funding offers its expertise to assist you in applying for grant opportunities (including this one), leveraging our extensive experience to enhance your chances of securing the grant. It is important to clarify that InterArts Funding is an independent entity and is not affiliated with any specific funding organisation. While we have a commendable track record of success, we cannot guarantee the approval of your application. Grant outcomes depend on various factors beyond our control. Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Share

Open Call: Pulitzer Center Gender Equality Grant Amount: $5K Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Independent journalists, newsrooms, and collaborative reporting teams are invited to apply for the Pulitzer Center Gender Equality Grant , which supports ambitious journalism projects investigating issues related to gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls. The programme funds investigative, data-driven, and public interest journalism that examines systemic inequalities while amplifying the voices, experiences, and leadership of women and girls around the world. Projects that combine rigorous reporting with strong storytelling and meaningful public engagement are particularly encouraged. Funding The average Pulitzer Center grant is USD 5,000, though amounts may vary based on the scope and needs of each project. Scope and approach The Gender Equality Grant supports original reporting that explores the structural issues affecting gender equality through investigative journalism, data analysis, and multimedia storytelling. The Pulitzer Center is particularly interested in projects that elevate underrepresented voices, examine systemic challenges, and highlight stories of resilience and social change. Eligibility The programme is open to: Independent journalists Freelance reporters Staff journalists Newsrooms Media organisations Collaborative journalism teams The Pulitzer Center strongly encourages proposals from individuals and organisations from around the world. Projects should demonstrate a clear reporting plan, editorial value, and a strong distribution strategy that reaches relevant audiences. Applicants will be required to submit: A project description (maximum 250 words) A preliminary project budget A distribution plan outlining how the reporting will reach audiences Application information Applications are accepted on a rolling basis . For inquiries, contact and email reacheditorial@pulitzercenter.org . For more information and to apply, click here . Your funding experts InterArts Funding offers its expertise to assist you in applying for grant opportunities (including this one), leveraging our extensive experience to enhance your chances of securing the grant. It is important to clarify that InterArts Funding is an independent entity and is not affiliated with any specific funding organisation. While we have a commendable track record of success, we cannot guarantee the approval of your application. Grant outcomes depend on various factors beyond our control. Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Share

Call for applications: Goethe-Institut Mobility grants for artists and culture professionals Amount: €4K Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) The Goethe-Institut has launched a new mobility scheme offering grants of up to €4,000 for short-term travel by artists and culture professionals based in Sub-Saharan Africa and the European Union. The scheme is part of the broader Africa-Europe Partnerships for Culture programme and is implemented in partnership with Expertise France and Institut français. With a total of 195 grants available on a rolling basis until 15 September 2027, the initiative aims to strengthen Africa-Africa and Africa-Europe cultural exchanges through physical, digital, or hybrid formats. This mobility scheme primarily supports transcontinental (Africa-Africa) and secondarily intercontinental (Africa-Europe) short-term mobility for artists and culture professionals across all arts sectors. The scheme aims to strengthen partnerships within Africa, enhance career development, and create new opportunities for cultural exchange between Sub-Saharan Africa and Europe. Grant Information: Maximum Grant Amount: €4,000 per mobility Total Grants Available: Up to 195 grants Application Type: Rolling basis with regular cut-off dates Coverage: Physical, digital, and hybrid mobilities Deadline dates: This is a rolling call with cut-off dates every quarter. Cut-off dates: Cut-off 1: 15 October 2025 Cut-off 2: 15 March 2026 Cut-off 3: 15 June 2026 Cut-off 4: 15 September 2026 Cut-off 5: 15 December 2026 Cut-off 6: 15 March 2027 Cut-off 7: 15 June 2027 Final Cut-off: 15 September 2027 All deadlines at 23:59 CET. Eligibility Criteria: Your application is eligible if: You are over 18 years old You are an artist or culture professional linked to artistic disciplines (including but not limited to: visual arts, performing arts, music, literature, film, media arts, cultural heritage, design) You are currently based in Sub-Saharan Africa or in the European Union If based in the EU, you must demonstrate links to the African region You can apply as an individual or as part of a team You have a clear mobility purpose that aligns with the programme objectives You have established connections or invitations in your destination country Eligible costs The mobility grant may cover: Travel and accommodation Artist and facilitator fees Material costs Digital tools and services for hybrid/virtual mobility Costs for ecologically responsible practices (e.g. expert advice on emission reduction, CO₂ compensation) Note : The following costs are not eligible : Infrastructural expenses (e.g. building, renting) Operational costs (e.g. salaries, insurance) Costs not directly linked to the mobility How to apply Applications must be submitted via the Goethe-Application Portal (GAP). Applications must be submitted in English If using another language, a certified English translation must be included The English version is legally binding Drafts can be saved and completed later Once submitted, no changes can be made Applicants must download and complete the required application template, which must be uploaded during submission Your funding experts InterArts Funding offers its expertise to assist you in applying for grant opportunities (including this one), leveraging our extensive experience to enhance your chances of securing the grant. It is important to clarify that InterArts Funding is an independent entity and is not affiliated with any specific funding organisation. While we have a commendable track record of success, we cannot guarantee the approval of your application. Grant outcomes depend on various factors beyond our control. Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Share

Open Call: Roy W. Dean Film Grant – Summer 2026 Amount: $30K Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) From the Heart Productions has opened applications for the Roy W. Dean Grant – Summer 2026 , supporting independent filmmakers working on socially impactful projects. The grant supports films that demonstrate strong storytelling and meaningfully contribute to society, with a focus on projects that “touch the heart” and draw attention to underrepresented or little-known subjects. Funding The selected project will receive a cash grant of USD 3,500, along with approximately USD 30,000 in donated production services. In addition to financial support, recipients benefit from industry resources and services to support the development, production, and distribution of their project Eligibility Applications are open to a wide range of filmmakers, including: Independent filmmakers (directors, producers, documentarians) Student filmmakers at all levels Independent production companies International applicants Project requirements include: Total project budget must not exceed USD 500,000 Eligible formats include documentaries, narrative features, short films, and web series Projects may be at any stage of development, production, or post-production Projects must demonstrate social impact or contribute meaningfully to public awareness All applications must include a sample of previous work via an online video link (e.g. Vimeo or YouTube). Focus The grant prioritises projects that present unique perspectives, highlight underrepresented stories, and engage audiences through emotionally compelling and socially relevant storytelling. Application information Application deadline: 30 June 2026 Applicants are required to submit a full application, including a cover letter, project proposal or synopsis, budget, and distribution plan. Applicants are encouraged to review the full guidelines and submission requirements before applying. For more information, click here . Your funding experts InterArts Funding offers its expertise to assist you in applying for grant opportunities (including this one), leveraging our extensive experience to enhance your chances of securing the grant. It is important to clarify that InterArts Funding is an independent entity and is not affiliated with any specific funding organisation. While we have a commendable track record of success, we cannot guarantee the approval of your application. Grant outcomes depend on various factors beyond our control. Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Share

Call for Applications: The Accelerate Africa Startup Program 2026 Amount: $250K - $500K Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) The Accelerate Africa Startup Program has opened applications for its 2026 cohort, supporting early-stage founders across the continent who are building scalable, impact-driven startups. The programme is designed to equip African entrepreneurs with the tools, mentorship, and networks needed to refine their ideas and grow globally competitive businesses. With a strong focus on execution and investment readiness, it supports founders tackling some of Africa’s most pressing challenges. Selected participants join a highly curated cohort, gaining hands-on support from experienced founders, investors, and operators within the African startup ecosystem. Funding The programme offers access to potential investment opportunities following completion. Selected startups may receive between USD 250,000 and USD 500,000 in post-programme funding, subject to due diligence and investment approval. Participation in the programme is equity-free, and no upfront funding is provided at the start. Programme benefits Participants benefit from a range of tailored support, including: -Mentorship from experienced founders, investors, and industry experts -Workshops and coaching sessions on product development, fundraising, and growth -Access to expert office hours in areas such as technology, legal, and finance -Connection to a strong network of investors and ecosystem leaders -Peer learning through a curated founder community Eligibility Applications are open to founders who meet the following criteria: Building a startup based in Africa At an early stage of development Have at least one co-founder Preferably include diverse teams, with female representation encouraged The programme is open to founders across sectors who are building scalable and impactful ventures. Application information Application deadline: 25 July 2026 Applicants are encouraged to review the full guidelines and submit their applications via the official platform. For more information, click here . Your funding experts InterArts Funding offers its expertise to assist you in applying for grant opportunities (including this one), leveraging our extensive experience to enhance your chances of securing the grant. It is important to clarify that InterArts Funding is an independent entity and is not affiliated with any specific funding organisation. While we have a commendable track record of success, we cannot guarantee the approval of your application. Grant outcomes depend on various factors beyond our control. Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Share

Call for Proposals: Grants for Creatives and Artistic Practitioners Amount: €6K Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) The Goethe-Institut has launched a call for artists and creative practitioners under the Africa–Europe Partnerships for Culture: Southern Africa programme, supporting collaborative projects that reimagine cultural heritage through contemporary practice. This initiative invites creatives to engage with heritage narratives from across Southern Africa, working together in interdisciplinary clusters to co-produce new artistic works that reflect the region’s cultural diversity and contemporary realities. Funding Selected participants will receive €6,000 and take part in a six-month collaborative process, including in-person retreats, joint working sessions, and the production of three co-created artistic outputs. The programme covers travel, accommodation, and production costs. Programme structure Participants will be selected for Heritage Narrative Clusters, each comprising nine interdisciplinary artists from at least three countries. Over a six-month period, participants will: Take part in a one-week narrative retreat Participate in two in-person working sessions Collaborate online with fellow artists Contribute to the co-creation of three artistic outputs (e.g. film, exhibition, performance) Present the final works through public events The programme focuses on collaborative storytelling approaches that explore both tangible and intangible cultural heritage in innovative ways. Eligibility Applications are open to: Individual artists and creative practitioners or artistic groups Applicants based in Botswana, Eswatini, Lesotho, Namibia, South Africa, and Zimbabwe Applicants based in the EU (provided all other criteria are met) Applicants must: Have at least three years of professional artistic experience Be 18 years or older Be available to participate fully in all programme activities Focus The programme prioritises interdisciplinary collaboration, cross-border exchange, and the development of new narratives that enhance the visibility and relevance of Southern African cultural heritage. Application information Application deadline: 29 May 2026 Applicants are encouraged to review the full guidelines and requirements before applying. For more information, click here . Your funding experts InterArts Funding offers its expertise to assist you in applying for grant opportunities (including this one), leveraging our extensive experience to enhance your chances of securing the grant. It is important to clarify that InterArts Funding is an independent entity and is not affiliated with any specific funding organisation. While we have a commendable track record of success, we cannot guarantee the approval of your application. Grant outcomes depend on various factors beyond our control. Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Share

Open Call: Moonshot Awards 2026 Amount: $100K Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) The Moonshot Awards recognise exceptional young changemakers who are developing bold solutions to the world's most urgent challenges. Each year, a grant is awarded to founders, scientists, artists, and advocates who are daring to build what the world doesn't yet believe is possible. The Moonshot Platform is a holistic accelerator for the next generation of changemakers, designed to help young leaders increase their impact while developing the skills and networks needed to drive lasting change. Funding Winners receive equity-free grant funding of up to $100,000 USD across 8 categories, with no strings attached. Winners will be fully sponsored to attend the Moonshot Awards Ceremony in New York, and all winners are fully sponsored to participate in the two-year Moonshot Leadership Journey. Categories Applications are accepted across the following 8 categories: Start-up Non-profit Idea Art for Humanity AI for Good Borderless Health Learning Benefits Beyond the grant, all winners are enrolled in the two-year Moonshot Leadership Journey, which includes attendance at the Moonshot Young Leaders Camp, the Moonshot Youth Innovation Summit, and access to the Moonshot Global Community and world-class mentors. The top 20–25 finalists are also invited to embark on a two-year leadership journey, participating in an intensive development programme. The top 100 shortlisted candidates gain access to the global community, including online educational programming, mentors, and a worldwide network of young people working together to change the world. Eligibility Open to applicants between the ages of 15 and 30 Open to applicants from anywhere in the world Applicants may submit multiple applications, provided each entry is unique and distinct If a project qualifies for multiple categories, this should be indicated within a single application. Duplicate applications for the same project will not be considered Application information Deadline: 12 July 2026 For more information and to apply, click here . Your funding experts InterArts Funding offers its expertise to assist you in applying for grant opportunities (including this one), leveraging our extensive experience to enhance your chances of securing the grant. It is important to clarify that InterArts Funding is an independent entity and is not affiliated with any specific funding organisation. While we have a commendable track record of success, we cannot guarantee the approval of your application. Grant outcomes depend on various factors beyond our control. Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Share

Open Call: The 5th Petrichor International Music Competition Amount: $60K Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) The Petrichor International Music Competition returns for its fifth edition, inviting musicians from around the world to submit their applications. Petrichor Records is an independent record label dedicated to supporting musicians across various genres, with a particular interest in contemporary classical music. Through artist collaborations, curated projects, competitions, and educational initiatives, the label works with both emerging and established musicians worldwide. Its mission centres on artistic diversity, innovation, and creating meaningful performance and development opportunities for today’s artists. Who can apply The competition is open to instrumentalists, singers, ensembles, composers, and recording artists of all ages and nationalities worldwide. There is no required piece or fixed program. Applicants are free to select the work they wish to perform or submit; this may include standard repertoire, contemporary works, original compositions, or cross-disciplinary projects. Submissions are reviewed individually by the Petrichor Artistic Panel and jury, without consideration of age, nationality, gender, or musical style. Categories The competition includes a wide range of categories, and applicants may submit to multiple divisions. Performance (video submission) Solo performers (under 16, under 21, over 21) Small ensembles (up to 9 performers) Large ensembles, orchestras, choirs, and bands Composition (audio or video submission) Composers (under 21 and over 21) Electronic and multidisciplinary works Film, video game, and animation music Arrangements of pre-existing works Improvisation (any genre) Recording (audio or link submission Best album (performance or composition) Prizes Cash prizes are awarded across all categories, with a top prize of up to $2,000 in select divisions. In total, the competition offers more than $60,000 in prizes across winners and finalists. Finalists also receive official certificates. Submission Fees Submission fees apply and vary by category. Fees begin at $45 for individual performance and composition submissions, with discounted rates for multiple entries. Ensemble and album categories carry higher entry fees. Applicants are encouraged to review the full fee structure and detailed prize breakdown on the official competition website before the deadline on 28 February 2026 . For more information or inquiries, contact contact@petrichor-records.com . Your funding experts InterArts Funding offers its expertise to assist you in applying for grant opportunities (including this one), leveraging our extensive experience to enhance your chances of securing the grant. It is important to clarify that InterArts Funding is an independent entity and is not affiliated with any specific funding organisation. While we have a commendable track record of success, we cannot guarantee the approval of your application. Grant outcomes depend on various factors beyond our control. Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Share

Open Call: SAMPRA Development Fund Festival and Concert Funding 2026/27 Amount: ZAR 1M Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) The SAMPRA Development Fund is inviting applications from South African recording artists and live music promoters seeking support to stage festivals and concerts between 1 June 2026 and 31 May 2027. Designed to strengthen South Africa’s live performance ecosystem, the Fund contributes to core production costs, including venue hire, sound equipment and engineering, artist fees, project management, and marketing. Awards of up to R1,000,000 (excluding VAT) are available, covering no more than 50% of the total event budget. Funding is released after the event has taken place and once all required reporting and documentation have been submitted. Who can apply Eligible applicants must: Be based in South Africa Have successfully staged at least two festivals or concerts within the past two years Host the event at a SAMPRA-licensed venue Present live performances (pre-recorded events are not eligible) Projects should demonstrate meaningful local, regional, provincial, or national appeal. Applicants may not have received SAMPRA Development Fund support for a festival or concert within the last six months. Funding may not be duplicated with other South African collective management organisations. Application information Applications must be submitted before 16 March 2026 at 17h00 . For the Festival and Concerts full eligibility criteria, supporting documentation requirements, and to complete your submission, visit the official SAMPRA Development Fund here . Your funding experts InterArts Funding offers its expertise to assist you in applying for grant opportunities (including this one), leveraging our extensive experience to enhance your chances of securing the grant. It is important to clarify that InterArts Funding is an independent entity and is not affiliated with any specific funding organisation. While we have a commendable track record of success, we cannot guarantee the approval of your application. Grant outcomes depend on various factors beyond our control. Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Share

Call for applications: Pro Helvetia Synergies Grants Amount: $33K - $113K Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) The Swiss Arts Council Pro Helvetia invites applications for collaborative projects that connect Swiss cultural institutions with international partners, including those based in Africa, to explore the intersections of art and digital technology through meaningful, long-term partnerships. The programme supports initiatives that promote knowledge exchange, artistic experimentation, and mutual capacity building across diverse geographic and cultural contexts. African organisations wanting to apply have to establish a partnership with a Swiss institution that would act as the main applicant. Who can apply Applications must be submitted by a Swiss cultural organisation (e.g. art venue, festival, cultural association) in partnership with at least one international organisation — such as an African cultural space, creative enterprise, arts nonprofit, or transdisciplinary collective — with: A convincing track record, The capacity to work internationally, and A clear approach to shared authorship and exchange. Project criteria Focus on collaboration and knowledge-sharing at the intersection of art and digital technology. Equitable contributions and mutual impact across all partner organisations. Meaningful public engagement (e.g. exhibitions, toolkits, open-source projects, participatory formats). Environmental sustainability and responsible use of resources. Strong dissemination and visibility strategies, including digital formats. Grant amount and coverage Grant range: CHF 30,000 – CHF 100,000 (USD 33,900 – USD 113,000) Pro Helvetia funding must not exceed 50% of the total budget Eligible costs include artist fees, travel, materials, facilitation, and implementation Infrastructural and core operational costs are not covered Project duration Projects may run for up to 18 months, starting no earlier than February 2026. Application requirements A concept note outlining goals, content, structure, and timeline Profiles of all partner organisations and artists, with clearly defined roles Signed letters of intent Budget and financing plan Public engagement and dissemination strategy Supporting documents (e.g. past project materials, media coverage) All applications must be submitted via the Pro Helvetia application portal in English, or alternatively in German, French, or Italian. Important dates Call opens: 1 March 2025 Deadline: 1 October 2025, 23:59 (CEST) Decisions: January 2026 Earliest project start: February 2026 For inspiration and matchmaking, applicants may consult the Art, Science and Technology Directory hosted by Pro Helvetia, which includes a range of international and Swiss organisations open to collaboration. For queries, please visit www.prohelvetia.ch Your funding experts InterArts Funding offers its expertise to assist you in applying for grant opportunities (including this one), leveraging our extensive experience to enhance your chances of securing the grant. It is important to clarify that InterArts Funding is an independent entity and is not affiliated with any specific funding organisation. While we have a commendable track record of success, we cannot guarantee the approval of your application. Grant outcomes depend on various factors beyond our control. Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Share

Open Call: UNESCO IFCD grants 2025 Amount: $100K Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) UNESCO has announced the launch of the sixteenth call for applications to the International Fund for Cultural Diversity (IFCD). The organisation is inviting projects aimed at strengthening the creative sectors in the global South. The IFCD is designed to contribute to the implementation and development of policies and measures that enhance the creation, production, distribution, and accessibility of diverse cultural goods and services. Additionally, the fund aims to build capacity within public institutions and civil society organisations to support viable cultural industries and markets at local and regional levels. Public institutions and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) from eligible countries in the global South are encouraged to apply, along with international NGOs registered in countries that are signatories to the 2005 Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions. Eligible projects The IFCD invests in projects that lead to structural change through: The introduction and/or elaboration of policies and measures that have a direct effect on the creation, production, distribution of and access to a diversity of cultural expressions, including cultural goods, services and activities. The reinforcement of human and institutional capacities of public sector and civil society organisations, deemed necessary to support viable local and regional cultural industries and markets in developing countries. Who can apply Public authorities and institutions from eligible countries (developing countries that are Parties to the 2005 Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions). Non-governmental organisations (NGOs) from eligible countries. International non-governmental organisations (INGOs) registered in countries that are Parties to the 2005 Convention. Funding and Implementation Maximum funding amount: US$100,000 per project. Implementation period: Minimum of 12 months and a maximum of 24 months. Languages of submission: English or French. The IFCD’s 2025 call for applications aligns with the objectives of the 2005 Convention by reinforcing international collaboration and capacity-building initiatives in developing nations. Previous projects supported by the fund have contributed to policy development, enhanced cultural entrepreneurship, and fostered inclusivity within the creative sectors. Deadline: Applications must be submitted by 21 May 2025 (noon, Paris time). Apply online HERE. For further information and inquiries, applicants can contact the Secretariat of the 2005 Convention at convention2005.ifcd@unesco.org . Your funding experts InterArts Funding offers its expertise to assist you in applying for grant opportunities (including this one), leveraging our extensive experience to enhance your chances of securing the grant. It is important to clarify that InterArts Funding is an independent entity and is not affiliated with any specific funding organisation. While we have a commendable track record of success, we cannot guarantee the approval of your application. Grant outcomes depend on various factors beyond our control. Sign Up for Professional Support (Paid) Share