Creative Europe: circulation of Ukrainian and European literary works

The organisers are waiting for applications from Ukrainian organisations that:

• Are legal entities including private entrepreneurs
• Are officially registered in Ukraine for more than two years
• Apply independently or in tandem with an organisation from the EU, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Armenia, Georgia, Iceland, Kosovo, Moldova, Norway, North Macedonia, Serbia, Tunisia, or Montenegro
• Desire to translate, publish and distribute more than five books
• Have experience in book publishing

Read more about the terms of participation here.

Application form completed in English that includes:

• CVs of the core team and translators
• Project description: relevance, concept, sharing the responsibilities in the team, communication strategy and action plan
• Detailed budget of the project
• Activity reports for the past year
• List of implemented projects over the past four years
• Declaration with the full ownership structure of the organisation
• Mandate to act on behalf of the consortium, if you apply in a tandem

All the documents must be in PDF-format. Check the templates of application forms on the website.

• If you are applying for the EU programmes for the first time, get your EU login first
• Register your organisation and ask to register all the partners so everyone gets a PIC-number 
• Find your contest on the Funding and Tenders Opportunity Portal, complete the online form and upload the required documents 

Submit the application form by 21 February 2023. Find step-by-step instructions on the application process on the website.

• The results of the competition will be announced in July 2023.
• Beneficiaries and affiliated organisations must register in the Participant Register and undergo validation by the Central Validation Service.
• Works must already be published.
• Works must be written by authors who are nationals of, residents in, or recognised as part of the literary heritage of Ukraine, EU, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Armenia, Georgia, Iceland, Kosovo, Moldova, Norway, North Macedonia, Serbia, Tunisia, or Montenegro.
• Works must not be already translated into the target language, unless a new translation corresponds to a clearly assessed need.
• The maximum size of the application is 70 pages. You will receive a confirmation email once the proposal is submitted.
• You will receive money in two installments. The first payment is up to 80% of the grant amount. You will receive it immediately after signing the grant agreement. You will receive the rest of the amount after you fully implement the project and submit reports.