[European Commission](https://commission.europa.eu/index_en)

June 30, 2025

€500–€1,000 per project; total available funding €5,000; typical project duration until October 31, 2025

Supports small, innovative coding projects that promote programming and digital skills among young people, especially girls, in line with EU CodeWeek principles.

Proposals must be submitted by email to info@codeweek.gr using the application form from codeweek.gr.

--- ## Description This grant is designed to identify and support innovative grassroots coding projects that align with the EU CodeWeek principles. The primary focus is on promoting programming, algorithmic thinking, and the use of digital tools among young people across Europe, with particular emphasis on increasing participation by girls and bridging the gender gap in STEM. Supported activities may include developing scalable coding initiatives, integrating coding into educational frameworks, encouraging community involvement, and fostering collaboration among stakeholders. Projects should demonstrate clear educational impact and contribute to diversity in STEM education. --- ## Due Dates - June 30, 2025: Full application / submission deadline (applications must be submitted by 30 June 2025, 23:55 Brussels time) --- ## Funding Amount - Grants range from **€500 to €1,000** per project. - **Total available funding:** €5,000. - **Project duration:** Funding supports activities up to October 31, 2025. --- ## Eligibility - Open to organizations and individuals proposing coding projects that target young people (especially girls) in Europe. - Applicants may include schools, educational institutions, non-profits, community groups, or other stakeholders involved in digital education. - Projects must align with EU CodeWeek objectives and demonstrate educational impact, clarity, feasibility, and a focus on diversity and gender inclusion in STEM. --- ## Application Process - Download the application form from [codeweek.gr](https://codeweek.gr/). - Complete the proposal, including: - Project description, goals, and expected impact - Implementation plan, timeline, and resource requirements - Information about the applicants and relevant experience - Suggested budget for the proposed project - Submit the completed application by **email to info@codeweek.gr** by the deadline. - Proposals will be evaluated based on clarity, feasibility, educational impact, and alignment with EU CodeWeek principles. --- ## Additional Information - The call is managed and funded by CityLab IKE, not directly by the European Commission, though it is promoted via the EU Funding & Tenders Portal for visibility. - Only the best-quality proposals demonstrating strong impact and relevance to CodeWeek priorities will be funded. - For detailed guidelines and the application form, visit [codeweek.gr](https://codeweek.gr/). --- ## External Links - [Call details and application portal (EU Funding & Tenders Portal)](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/screen/opportunities/competitive-calls-cs/10703?isExactMatch=true&status=31094501,31094502&order=DESC&pageNumber=12&pageSize=50&sortBy=startDate) - [CodeWeek Greece (application form and guidance)](https://codeweek.gr/) - [EU CodeWeek main site](https://codeweek.eu/) --- ## Contact Information | Contact | Details | |-------------------------------|--------------------------------------------| | General inquiries / submission| info@codeweek.gr | | Funder (European Commission) | [Contact page](https://commission.europa.eu/about-european-commission/contact_en) | | CityLab (Coordinator, Greece) | [CityLab website](https://www.citylab.gr/) | ---

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