Hundreds gain insights into the EEA and Norway Grants at Brussels seminar
Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway have been a part of the EU Single Market since 1994. Since then, the three countries have been supporting initiatives across Europe through the EEA and Norway Grants. Last week, more than 400 participants learned more about the Grants at the EEA Seminar hosted by
Working together for a green, democratic and resilient Europe
Calls
Apply for funding
Access grants that support projects reducing social and economic disparities in Europe. Funding is awarded through open calls managed in each country, open to public bodies, NGOs, businesses and research institutions.
Partnership opportunities
Partnerships between organisations in donor and beneficiary countries are central to the Grants. They foster knowledge sharing, joint solutions and stronger bilateral relations across Europe.
Countries
The Grants are funded by Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway and support 15 EU Member States. Funding levels reflect each country’s needs, ensuring balanced growth and inclusion.
Programme areas
The Grants focus on key priorities such as the green transition, innovation, education, culture, good governance, public health, justice and civil society. Each programme is tailored to national needs and European priorities.