Small Grants for Grassroots Coding Projects
Small Grants for Grassroots Coding Projects in the Nordic Region
(DK, FI, ISL, NO, SE, AL, FO, GL )
The EU Code Week Grants for Grassroots programme is a new initiative designed to foster digital innovation and coding education throughout Europe For more information read our recent blog post, EU Code Week Grants for Grassroots: Supporting Digital Innovation Across Europe. Please find below a call for proposals from our partners ECWT – the European Centre for Women and Technology, which is open to the Code Week community in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden and the autonomous territories Faroe Islands, Greenland and Åland. Entities based in autonomous/ outermost regions are treated as part of their Member State.
Grant Details
Grants will be given to the total value of EUR 10.000 to three (3) best applicants.
The selection will be based on the quality and impact of the proposals. Proposals will be assessed based on criteria such as clarity, feasibility, educational impact, and alignment with EU Code Week’s objectives. The Code4Europe Partnership offers small grants to support and scale up activities that align with the goals and priorities of the European Code Week to strengthen the digital skills of young people, especially girls. Submissions should clearly indicate how the requested funds will be used, with proposed activities directly linked to the amount that may be awarded. All planned actions must be proportionate to the potential prize and will only be expected to proceed if funding is granted.
This call (as well as the financial support that will be provided through it) is NOT an EU action. This call is launched solely by the European Centre for Women and Technology – ECWT. ECWT’s responsibility includes the preparation and drafting of this call as well as the selection of successful applicants who will receive the said financial support. The publication of this call on the EU Funding & Tenders Portal is made solely for information purposes, with the aim of increasing the visibility of this call to the general public, including potential applicants (i.e. students). The said publication shall not be construed as direct or indirect approval of the content and conditions of this call by the relevant EU authorities or as any form of waiver from the above-described responsibility of ECWT.