Funding calls database

Your weekly review of calls: what was added, what closes soon, what opens soon, and which programmes ran a round at this time last year but have not announced one yet.

New calls to reviewAdded in the last 14 days, from every source.

Closing in the next 30 daysEvery source, nearest first.

Opening soonAnnounced calls that open in the next 60 days.

Expected from last year's cycleHad a deadline in the coming two months last year, and nothing announced for this year yet.

Calls

Every call from every source, open, upcoming and past since January 2024. Combine filters to explore; the numbers show how many calls each choice would give. Who can lead, grant size and topic are read from each call's own text, so check the call page before applying.

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Sources

Every funder in the database, with how many calls it has open, upcoming, rolling and closed since January 2024. Use it to check coverage: a funder you know of that is missing here has not been read yet.

Funder	Source	Open	Upcoming	Rolling	Closed since 2024	Next deadline

How funding works

Built from four 2026 training courses (funding sources, proposal writing and project management, project finances, measures for business). Pick who is applying to see the routes, programmes and rules that apply. Every item cites the training deck and slide.

Who funds Lithuanian NGOsWhat 42 Lithuanian NGOs (7 per sector) list on their own websites and reports as funders, ranked by how many use each funder. Open a funder for the NGOs, projects and source pages.

How the money flowsFrom the funder to the organisation doing the work, step by step.

Programmes and measuresGrouped by who manages the money. Cascade funding is money an EU project passes on to third parties through its own open calls.

Rules that decide moneyCo-financing, eligible costs, lump sums, payments, state aid and reporting.

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