German Marshall Fund of the United States is currently accepting applications for its Enhancing the Resilience of Civil Society in the Eastern Partnership (ERICS-EaP) 2026. Interested applicants are encouraged to click here to learn more about this opportunity and apply for it.
About German Marshall Fund of the United States - Enhancing the Resilience of Civil Society in the Eastern Partnership
The Transatlantic Foundation, together with the Black Sea Trust for Regional Cooperation, is supporting Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in the Eastern Partnership region to better withstand current and future challenges.The programme focuses on strengthening organizational resilience by supporting investments that are often not covered through standard project funding.
Benefits of German Marshall Fund of the United States - Enhancing the Resilience of Civil Society in the Eastern Partnership
- Each selected organization will receive: EUR 7,000
German Marshall Fund of the United States - Enhancing the Resilience of Civil Society in the Eastern Partnership Requirements
Eligible applicants include:
- Civil Society Organizations (CSOs)
- Non-governmental organizations
- Civic initiatives with organizational structures
Applicants must:
- Have an operational connection to Eastern Partnership countries, or
- Be registered in an Eastern Partnership country
Organizations must demonstrate a clear need for support that improves their resilience.
Application Date and Process
- Click on the link to the application website to apply.
Application Deadline
05 July, 2026
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