SK-Governance People to People

Application is open for the SK-Governance People to People. The Fund for Bilateral Relations within the programme Good Governance and Cross-border Cooperation (hereinafter referred to as “the Bilateral fund GGC”) was established to enhance cooperation and improve mutual knowledge and understanding between Slovakia and the Donor States – Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway in the area of cross-border cooperation with Ukraine,
transparency, good governance, and accountable institutions.

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Eligibility

The range of activities eligible for support under the Bilateral fund GGC is broad, including any people-to-people initiatives benefiting the Slovak-Ukrainian border region, leading to the strengthening of trilateral relations, enhancing cooperation, and improving mutual knowledge and understanding among Slovakia, Ukraine, and the Donor states, provided that both the beneficiary and the partners are actively involved in the planning of the initiative and its implementation. The Bilateral fund GGC generally supports well-balanced partnerships (multilateral) where all parties benefit from the cooperation. The initiatives shall have a clear trilateral profile and serve the purpose of strengthening trilateral relations between Slovakia, Ukraine, and Donor states in the Area of Support. Taking into account principles of proportionality and the grant amount provided under this Call, complex initiatives consisting of interconnected activities combining various trilateral activities are expected. Welcomed are a series of cooperation activities with a particular result, including round tables or discussions that will be logically planned and interconnected. An application focused solely on one-day workshops or an organisation of only one online conference/discussion has a lower likelihood to receive support under this Call.

Benefits

Maximum grant to be applied for: EUR 25,000

Application process

All the SK-Governance People to People Grant Applications shall be prepared in English and submitted electronically at eeagrants@mirri.gov.sk along with the following mandatory attachment:
a) Signed Partnership Statement, Letter of Intent, or other similar document proving the interest of the applicant and its partners to jointly implement the initiative2 A recommended template for a statement can be found in the Bilateral Fund Guide (Annex 10). The date and time of the submission of the Grant Application are identical to the date and time of its receipt by the server of the Ministry of Investments, Regional Development and Informatization of the Slovak Republic  The Grant Application does not need to be signed. A signature shall be required prior to the conclusion of the Contract.

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