ZMINA:Resilience. Second call for co-creation funding of international cooperation projects
ZMINA:Resilience. Second call for co-creation funding of international cooperation projects backs Ukrainian and Creative Europe cultural groups to co-create and present art on resilience for intercultural dialogue.
Funder: European Commission
Due Dates: December 4, 2026 (Application deadline)
Funding Amounts: Up to €25,000 per project for up to 7 months, covering up to 90% of costs; €187,500 total
Summary: Supports Ukrainian and Creative Europe cultural organisations to co-create and publicly present international artistic work on resilience.
Key Information: Partnerships must include a Ukrainian organisation and an organisation from another Creative Europe country; individuals cannot apply directly.
Description
ZMINA:Resilience’s second co-creation call supports international artistic and cultural collaboration on resilience, with the aim of developing work that can foster intercultural dialogue. The IZOLYATSIA Foundation and Malý Berlín run the call together with Trans Europe Halles, with European Commission support through Creative Europe. All creative sectors except the audio-visual sector are eligible.
Funding supports project development and implementation, related artistic and organisational travel, and public presentations in every partner’s locality, including Ukraine. Partners are expected to contribute comparably significant roles through creative input, management or audience development. Selection considers digital, green and inclusion issues, barrier-free access to results, audience engagement, and the sustainability of the work, including opportunities for future presentations.
