Fighting against discrimination and racism, xenophobia and other forms of intolerance, including antigypsyism, anti-black, and anti-Asian racism
Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values Programme (CERV) – Action Grants to Promote Equality and Fight Racism, Xenophobia and Discrimination
Amount not specified
23/10/2025
Non-profit, Private Business, Research Institution, Public Institution
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What is the Fighting against discrimination and racism, xenophobia and other forms of intolerance, including antigypsyism, anti-black, and anti-Asian racism Call?
Expected Outcomes
• Measurable reductions in incidents of racism, xenophobia and other targeted discrimination through awareness-raising and prevention campaigns.
• Strengthened capacity of civil society organisations, public authorities and other stakeholders to design and implement anti-discrimination policies and practices.
• Increased public and institutional understanding of challenges faced by targeted groups, informed by project-based research and policy recommendations.
• Improved cooperation and networking at local, national and transnational levels to sustain long-term action against discrimination.
• Replicable and scalable best practices, toolkits or training modules made freely available to EU stakeholders.
Scope Requirements
• Applicants must be from eligible countries as defined in Section 6 of the call document and the participating countries list.
• Proposals must comply with admissibility rules on page limits and layout (see Section 5 of the call document and Part B of the Application Form).
• Proposals must demonstrate sufficient financial and operational capacity and must not fall under exclusion criteria (see Section 7).
• Use the standard CERV application templates: the CERV-LS I Detailed Budget table, Declaration on Honour for public entities, and the Lump Sum Model Grant Agreement.
• Single-stage submission via the Funding & Tenders Portal by 23 October 2025, 17:00 Brussels time.
Special Conditions
• Lump sum financing: no reimbursement of actual costs; payouts are based on pre-defined lump sum amounts tied to deliverables.
• Applicants must select and confirm the correct grant model in the submission system; this choice is irreversible.
• Page limit and layout requirements are strict; non-compliance leads to inadmissibility.
• Only proposals from eligible countries and organisations meeting exclusion criteria may apply.
• Evaluation follows the processes, criteria, scoring and thresholds set out in Sections 8 and 9 of the call document.
• Indicative evaluation timeline: October 2025–March 2026; information to applicants March–April 2026; grant agreement signature April–July 2026.
• All legal, financial and reporting obligations are governed by the Lump Sum Model Grant Agreement and EU Financial Regulation 2024/2509.
Open from: 15/07/2025
Deadline:23/10/2025
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