Applications for round two of the?ESF Community Grants funding programme will be accepted from 15th?November 2019 to 15th December 2019. Community Grants give small voluntary and community organisations with a turnover of less than ?500,000 an opportunity to access funds to deliver projects that help engage and progress ?hard to reach? individuals towards the labour market.
Creative Europe funding still available to UK organisations
UK cultural and media organisations remain eligible to apply to Creative Europe while the UK is still a member of the EU.
Funding opportunities currently include:
Support for European?Cooperation Projects has been announced with a deadline of Wednesday?27th November 2019.?This annual call supports cross-border arts, cultural and heritage projects. The summary of the call, the guidelines, the E-Forms and other compulsory documents?can be accessed on the EACEA website, and you can read an?8 step guide to applying here.
Single Projects - for European independent production companies looking to develop a project with international potential for cinema, television or digital platforms. Deadlines 13th November 2019 and 12th May 2020.
Video Games -?The development of narrative video games (from concept to the first version of a playable prototype), regardless of platform or expected distribution method, which are intended for commercial exploitation. Deadline 12th February 2020.
D2N2 Growth Hub UpScaler
Supported by ERDF, the UpScaler?is open to a limited number of high-growth enterprises that are growing rapidly or planning to do so. Benefits of joining UpScaler include a diagnostic review of your business' unique scale-up challenges; access to customised and proven business support workshops and peer-to-peer events, and funding towards management coaching and hiring graduate talent.
The UK government has recently updated its guidance to UK organisations on continued Horizon 2020 participation, in light of the continued uncertainty related to Brexit.
In the context of Horizon 2020, the situation remains largely unchanged:
If a deal is agreed, under the terms of any transition period Horizon 2020 participation shall continue as normal;
If the UK leaves the EU without a deal, the UK should be able to participate in Horizon 2020 as a non-EU country, supported by the UK government underwrite guarantee; noting that UK organisations will not be able to access schemes that are not open to third countries.
If you are interested in bidding for any funding opportunities, support is available from our Bidding and Funding Unit. Please contact [email protected] or on 0115 8763150 to discuss.?
Brexit and EU funding
UK organisations that secure funding through EU programmes, from now until the end of 2020, will be guaranteed by the UK government even in a no deal scenario.
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