Funding Sources for Cultural Initiatives in ACP Countries

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Prince Claus Fund for Culture and DevelopmentMain officePrince Claus FundHerengracht 6031017 CE AmsterdamTel: +31 20 344.91.60Fax: +31 20 344.91.66Email: info@princeclausfund.nlWebsitewww.princeclausfund.orgPurpose and program areasThe Fund supports cultural exchanges, artistic productions and publications. It initiates andcollaborates in conferences, workshops, exhibitions, festivals, websites, tickets and networks.The Prince Claus Fund’s objective is to increase cultural awareness and to promote exchangebetween culture and development. The Fund regards the interaction between culture anddevelopment as the confirmation of culture’s integral role in development processes.Funding sourcesThe Ministry of Foreign Affairs is the Fund’s main source of finance.Eligible countriesAfrica, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean.Types of grant supportThe Prince Claus Fund:• Supports innovative cultural initiatives that contribute to development through its ApplicationsProgram. Both organisations and individuals are supported in terms of numerous forms ofexchange, activities and publications;• Presents awards in recognition of exceptional achievements in the areas of culture anddevelopment;• Saves cultural heritage that has been devastated by man-made or natural disasters through itsCultural Emergency Response (CER) Program;• Enters into sustainable relations that are based on mutual respect, equality and trust throughits Network Partnership Program. Experiences are exchanged and mutual networksexpanded;• Contributes to the debate on culture and development through publications and activities thatthe Fund either supports or organises. These in turn increase the awareness of its objectivesand raise the profiles of the individuals and organisations that the Fund supports.Grant sizeIn 2010 the Fund spent the following per programme: €1,091,236 on Awards, €292,660 onKnowledge Centre, €1,163,213 on Cultural Emergency Response, €1,555,291 on Applications and€532.108 on Network Partnerships.42
Examples of activities supported in 2010: The Post Office, a theatre production uniting the Philippines and India (€18,050) International Photo Festival in Addis Ababa (€24,500) Video art; Mecha on the popular Colombian game of Tejo (€16,000) Preserving a unique Mongolian nomad costume collection (€20,500) The International Travel Program (€80,879).Application procedureThe Prince Claus Fund is not accepting any applications at the moment. Due to the overwhelmingresponse that we received in the last call and due to financial limitations we cannot process newapplications. The next calls for applications will be announced at a later date on this website.Every year, the Prince Claus Fund organises general and specific calls for applications. Each callentails a deadline. Only applications received before the deadline are considered for processingduring the following period. The proposed activity should occur between four and six months after thedeadline. Only requests for activities starting at the earliest four months after the deadline can beconsidered.Individuals and organisations that are interested in collaborating with or requesting financialassistance from the Prince Claus Fund are kindly asked to fill in this online form. Before filling out theonline application form, please be sure to have the following information ready: a budget, a plan andinformation on other organisations that are involved, as well as the names of three references. Shouldyou have trouble filling out the online form, please download the Word version on this page and emailit to requests@princeclausfund.nl.RestrictionsPlease note that the Fund does not accept proposals that fall short of the time needed to complete theprocedure. The activity should start at the earliest four to six months after the deadline.43
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