The NGO Co-financing Fund, administered by Malta’s Ministry for Education and Employment, is currently accepting applications for funding. The fund is intended to assist NGOs with the financial requirements of EU-funded programmes that the beneficiary may have applied for.
The co-financing funds are intended to complement and not replace existing activities supported by EU funding. The funds will be issued in two instalments—50% at the awarding stage and the remaining 50% upon submission of a valid Closure Report. The deadline for proposals is 31st December 2019.
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