Fighting against anti-Muslim hatred
Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values Programme (CERV)
Amount not specified
23/10/2025
Non-profit, Private Business, Research Institution, Public Institution, Other
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What is the Fighting against anti-Muslim hatred Call?
Expected Outcomes
• Increase awareness among target groups and the general public of the root causes and manifestations of racism, xenophobia and other discrimination.
• Strengthen the capacity of civil society, public authorities and other stakeholders to prevent, combat and respond to discriminatory practices and hate incidents.
• Develop, test and disseminate transferable tools, guidelines and best practices improving equality and inclusion at local, national and EU level.
• Foster transnational cooperation and networking, thereby enhancing mutual learning and policy coherence across Member States.
• Generate evidence and policy recommendations to inform EU and national strategies under the CERV programme.
• Contribute to measurable reductions in incidents of discrimination and to more inclusive, equitable societies by project end (July 2026).
Scope Requirements
• Proposals must be submitted by legal entities established in one of the eligible participating countries (as listed in Section 6 of the call document).
• Applicants must demonstrate the financial and operational capacity to implement the action (see Section 7).
• Proposals must follow the page limits and specific layout rules set out in Section 5 of the call document and in Part B of the application form.
• Applications must be completed using the Standard Application Form (CERV) available in the submission system, with the Detailed Budget Table (CERV LSII) and, for public entities, a Declaration on Honour regarding public procurement procedures.
• Single-stage submission only, via the Funding & Tenders Portal, between 15 July 2025 and 23 October 2025 (17:00 Brussels time).
Special Conditions
• Two Model Grant Agreements apply: CERV-LS for partnerships and CERV-AG-LS for single applicants.
• No changes in grant type (LS vs AG-LS) or in the application template are permitted once the submission begins.
• The call document (Sections 1–10) and all annexes (MGA templates, budget forms, legal frameworks) must be read and strictly followed.
• Evaluation will follow the processes and award criteria in Sections 8 and 9, with thresholds for relevance, impact, quality and efficiency.
• Exclusion grounds and selection criteria (financial/operational capacity, conflicts of interest) are set out in Section 7.
• Projects must respect EU Financial Regulation 2024/2509 and the Decision on use of lump sums (2021–2027).
• All communications and Q&As will be published on the Portal; non-IT questions must be directed to national CERV Contact Points or the specified EU email addresses.
Open from: 15/07/2025
Deadline:23/10/2025
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