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Published: 08 Apr 2025 782 views
The Swedish Institute (SI) offers Swedish actors and their cooperation partners in Ukraine grants to jointly implement projects aimed at supporting Ukraine's reconstruction, reform efforts, and EU integration in areas such as inclusive economic development, entrepreneurship and trade, human rights, democracy, rule of law, and gender equality.
The programme is aimed at actors in Sweden and their partners in Ukraine. Projects that are granted support are expected to contribute to strengthened capacity within organisations, as well as increased competence, including broadened networks and new knowledge for individuals.
| Application Deadline | 07 May 2025 |
| Country to study | Sweden |
| Type | Entrepreneurs |
| Sponsor | Swedish Institute |
| Gender | Men and Women |
Project preparation
Project preparation involves minor project support aimed at laying the groundwork for cooperation between Sweden and Ukraine. This may involve activities to establish contacts, meetings and workshops to discuss or carry out minor pilot studies.
Grant amount: min. SEK 100,000, max. SEK 200,000
Project duration: 6 – 12 months
Cooperation projects
Cooperation projects is a project support for the implementation of capacity building activities with actors and/or specific target groups in Ukraine.
Grant amount: min. SEK 500,000, max. SEK 2,000,000
Project duration: 12 – 24 months
Training programme
A project grant to conduct a thematic training programme for target groups in Ukraine. The aim is to strengthen the participants’ capacity to advocate for reforms and development that will contribute to Ukraine’s EU integration.
Grant amount: min. SEK 1,000,000, max. SEK 3,000,000
Project duration: 12-24 months
The main applicant must be a legal entity based in Sweden. If granted funding from SI the main applicant will become the project owner and thus responsible towards SI for the implementation and reporting of the project.
The application must be made in partnership between organisations. In addition to the Swedish main applicant, at least one legal entity based in Ukraine must be part of the formal partnership.
A maximum of 6 cooperation partners (including the Swedish main applicant) can be included in one project.
Main applicants and cooperation partners may include:
For more details, visit Swedish Institute (SI) webpage
