Project Grants for Education Providers in Finland
Issued by Svenska Kulturfonden · via fundsforNGOs — grants & funding calls
- Published
- 5 Nov 2026
- Reference
- svenska-kulturfonden-november-project-grants-for-education-providers-in
- Location
- Finland
At a glance
Svenska Kulturfonden in Finland has published a funding call: “Project Grants for Education Providers in Finland”. The notice does not state a closing date, so confirm the timetable on the official portal. Quote reference svenska-kulturfonden-november-project-grants-for-education-providers-in in any correspondence with the buyer. FreeTender has recorded 8 notices from this buyer since 2026, 8 of them currently open. Bids are submitted to the buyer through fundsforNGOs — grants & funding calls, not through FreeTender.
Details
The Svenska Kulturfonden offers project grants to education providers delivering Swedish-language education in Finland. Applications are open from 1 to 30 November. The grants support time-bound projects that enhance education, with decisions announced by the end of March. The November project grants aim to support Swedish-language education in Finland by funding projects outside the regular statutory duties of educational institutions. These grants are intended for standalone projects that may last for one or more years, typically not exceeding three years.
Eligible applicants include:
Organizations within the education sector that are not formal education providers should apply through the “November / Grants for Associations and Organizations” category. The grants support projects that contribute to Swedish-language education in Finland, excluding routine activities covered by the providers’ statutory obligations. This funding opportunity is crucial for enhancing the quality and reach of Swedish-language education in Finland, allowing education providers to implement innovative projects that might not otherwise receive funding. For more information, contact Katarina von Numers-Ekman at katarina.von.numers-ekman(at)kulturfonden.fi. Who can apply for the project grants? Education providers in Finland offering Swedish-language education are eligible. What is the deadline for applications? The application period is from 1 to 30 November. How long can the funded projects last? Projects can be one-year or multi-year, typically not exceeding three years. Are operational costs covered by the grant? No, the grant does not cover operational costs or investments like technology. When will applicants be notified of the decision? Applicants will be notified by the end of March. Eligible applicants should review the official guidelines on the Svenska Kulturfonden website and prepare their submissions according to the provided instructions. For additional guidance, consult the contact provided.
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