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If you have any questions, please send them to
urbanspaceprogram@gmail.com
From September 2023, the Urban Space 100 grant program will support non-profit projects that deal with the war consequences. Ideas in the following areas can be submitted to the competition: ▪ assistance to the military; ▪ assistance to veterans (rehabilitation, reintegration, socialisation); ▪ improvement of the city inclusiveness (city accessibility for people with reduced mobility); ▪ psychosocial support and integration; ▪ support for military families; ▪ work with IDPs (adults and children). At the general meeting 4 times a year, the Urban Space 100 founders decide which projects will be funded. We have updated the submission rules — learn about them below.
Download ApplicationYou may submit a non-profit project with specific result and objectives by filling in a recommended form. The structure and stages of project implementation should be clearly specified. Ideas in the following areas can be submitted to the competition: ▪ assistance to the military; ▪ assistance to veterans (rehabilitation, reintegration, socialisation); ▪ improvement of the city inclusiveness (city accessibility for people with reduced mobility); ▪ psychosocial support and integration; ▪ support for military families; ▪ work with IDPs (adults and children). All projects should be implemented in Ivano-Frankivsk. Please note: our grant program does not set a financial limit for the grant request. However, we recommend that you get acquainted with previous supported projects and the amounts of grants provided.
If your project wins, the funds will be sent to the NGO's (public organization, charitable foundation, etc.) account. Therefore, if you are not a participant or a founder of such organization, we recommend you to find a partner that implements similar projects to carry out paper work. The organization Charter should state the right to receive irrevocable financial assistance for the implementation of projects.
You can send a project request to one of the 10 participants of the general meeting. Contact the participant via e-mail and offer him or her your project. In a copy of the letter, make sure to include the email address of the grant manager - urbanspaceprogram@gmail.com (requests will not be accepted without this condition being met!). In the subject of the letter, indicate “Urban Space 100 project request”.
Choose one of the 10 participants. You can see the email address if you move the cursor over the cell with the photo. Do not forget to include the email address of the grant manager in the copy of the letter - urbanspaceprogram@gmail.com
Please fill in the form with annexes. Send the documents marked Urban Space 100 Project Application to the participant.
A prerequisite for filing a project is an author’s short video address of up to one minute, presenting the project in a concise summary form. This is an opportunity to address the Urban Space 100 participants and briefly reveal the project concept.
The video duration should not exceed 1 minute.
Urban Space 100 participants select projects after preliminary discussion at quarterly general meetings. The participants familiarise the others with the applying projects and vote for those to be funded. Urban Space 100 participants neither publish the voting results nor comment on their decision, they only announce the winning projects.
If you have any questions, please send them to
urbanspaceprogram@gmail.com