CERV-2024-GE
Call for proposals to promote gender equality
Plain-language summary
EU call for proposals to promote gender equality through CERV Lump Sum Grants, open until 29 Feb 2024.
This call invites proposals to promote gender equality across the EU. It uses a single-stage submission model and offers lump sum grants. The deadline for applications is 29 February 2024.
Likely relevant for
- NGOs working on gender equality
- Public bodies promoting gender equality
- Research organizations studying gender issues
- Advocacy groups focused on women's rights
Project signals
activities promoting gender equalityadvocacy and awareness raisingpolicy dialogue on gender issues
What it funds
- Projects promoting gender equality in the EU
- Activities raising awareness and advocating for gender equality
- Initiatives supporting policy dialogue on gender issues
Expected outcomes
- Increased awareness and promotion of gender equality
- Enhanced capacity of organizations to address gender issues
- Policy impact on gender equality measures
Who can apply / participate
- Non-governmental organizations
- Public bodies
- Research institutions
- Other legal entities involved in gender equality
- Check if single applicants or consortia are allowed
- Applicants must be based in EU Member States or associated countries
- Applicants must comply with CERV programme rules
- Must meet lump sum grant conditions
- Exact eligibility criteria and consortium requirements
Must check before shortlisting
- specific eligibility criteria and budget details
- geographical eligibility and consortium requirements
Money
Budget details and funding rates are not stated and must be checked in the official call documents.
Application notes
- Single-stage submission model; applicants submit full proposals by the deadline.
- Check official call for detailed eligibility and submission requirements
Derived from official EU Funding portal source · updated 2 Jul 2026, 08:14 UTC. Use this as a shortlisting aid; the official call text remains authoritative.
Official source text
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