Public Awareness and Educational Campaigns, Educational Activities (Poland)

The EEA and Norway Grants have announced a call for projects focusing on public awareness and educational campaigns in Poland. These initiatives aim to enhance the understanding of the role of an independent judiciary in a democratic society. The submission deadline for applications is 8 February 2027. This funding opportunity supports the organization of educational initiatives and public awareness campaigns. The primary goal is to foster a deeper understanding of the importance of an independent judiciary within a democratic state. Projects may address various groups, including the general public, youth, students, senior citizens, and professional sectors. Tailored communication strategies are encouraged to meet the specific needs of each audience. Grants ranging from €50,000 to €400,000 are available, with a total pool of €2,000,000 allocated for this call. The funding supports a variety of activities, including workshops, training programs, and public awareness campaigns that align with the grant’s objectives.

Eligible applicants include:

Applicants must demonstrate compliance with the values and principles outlined in Article 1.3.1 of the Regulation.

Supported activities include:

This opportunity is significant for enhancing the public’s understanding of judicial independence, a cornerstone of democratic governance. By funding these initiatives, the EEA and Norway Grants aim to strengthen the democratic fabric of Polish society through education and increased civic awareness. What is the maximum funding available for a single project? Projects can receive up to €400,000. Who is eligible to apply for this grant? Eligible applicants include NGOs, professional legal associations, universities, research institutes, and courts in Poland. What is the deadline for submitting applications? The application deadline is 8 February 2027. What types of activities are supported by this grant? Supported activities include educational initiatives, workshops, and public awareness campaigns focused on judicial independence. Where can I find more information about the application process? Detailed guidelines and application forms are available on the EEA Grants website. Interested applicants should thoroughly review the official guidance and ensure their projects align with the stated objectives. For further clarification or assistance, contact the EEA and Norway Grants team in Poland.