The funds listed below are available to migrant integration initiatives in Spain. Non-profit organisations and local authorities can apply for financing through several EU funds. In addition, national and private funds are available for service providers and other stakeholders to carry out projects aiming for a better integration of the migrant population. Read more about integration governance in Spain.

EU funds

Non-profit organisations and local authorities can apply for financing through several EU funds. In addition, national and private funds are made available for service providers and other stakeholders to carry out projects aiming for a better integration of the migrant population.

Asylum, Migration, and Integration Fund (AMIF) in Spain

• Details: The initial allocation for Spain under the AMIF fund for 2021-2027 amounts to € 482 341 793 euros. In terms of integration, the Spanish AMIF programme prioritises increasing TCNs employability, assisting the integration of vulnerable groups, prevention of xenophobia and strengthening links between the state administration and civil society, among others.
• National managing authority: The national managing authority for AMIF in Spain is the Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration.

European Social Fund Plus (ESF+) in Spain

• Details: The EU will invest €11.3 billion via ESF+ in Spain to promote social cohesion, skills and employment, with a special focus on women, young people, low-skilled adults and people with a migrant background. ESF+ in Spain is implemented through 4 national programmes and 19 regional programmes. 

  Read an overview of ESF+ in Spain on the European Commission (EC)'s website. See the ESF+ programme for Spain.  

• National managing authority: The national managing authority for the ESF in Spain is the Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration.

Other EU funds for integration available in Spain

ERASMUS+, the EU’s programme to support education, training, youth and sport in Europe

National managing authority: the Spanish Service for the Internationalization of Education (SEPIE) manages the Erasmus+ funds dedicated to education and training, while the Spanish National Agency (ANE), integrated into the Youth Institute (INJUVE), manages the Erasmus+ funds earmarked for youth initiatives; more information of the Spanish Erasmus+ website here. 

Other funds

Other public funding in Spain 

• Spanish fund
• Generalitat de Catalunya
• Barcelona City Council
• Comunidad de Madrid
• Junta de Andalucía
• País Vasco
• Álava city
• Junta de Galicia
• Islas Baleares
• Comunidad Valenciana
• Junta de Castilla y León
• Principado de Asturias
• Murcia

Private funding in Spain

• Cantabria
• Fundació La Caixa
• Banco Santander
• Bankinter
• Fundación Agbar