EEA Grants

The Grants have two goals – to contribute to a more equal Europe, both socially and economically – and to strengthen the relations between Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway, and the 15 beneficiary countries in Europe. The objective of the Grants is to reduce social and economic disparities and strengthen bilateral relations.

Our EEA and Norway grants projects

Schools for All

In 150 schools with refugee pupils across Greece, school directors and teachers are trained to create safe and inclusive schools and classrooms where refugees are welcomed into a learning environment which aims to provide quality education to all.

Building Democratic School Cultures

“Building Democratic School Cultures” aims to support the quality of teacher training in Romania through strengthening competences of teacher trainers, school inspectors and school counselors.

Establishing the Centre for Roma and Sinti in Prague

EWC is part of a pre-defined project within the EEA Grants which aims to establish the Centre for Czech Roma and Sinti in Prague.

Fighting antisemitism, xenophobia and racism now!

Through interactive workshops and sharing of experiences between participants from Norway and Poland, we aim to raise awareness and knowledge about hate speech, as well as strengthen skills and attitudes to prevent it. 

Promoting Inclusive Schools

Starting in 2020, this is a 3-year capacity-building project to build national capacity in citizenship and inclusive education in view of increasing the quality of education.