Erik Lundberg, Deputy Director General, Political Department, tel. +358 295 350 39, utpvaltionavut@gov.fi
The Ministry for Foreign Affairs awarded discretionary government grants to the following CSOs:
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The priorities of the 2024 call for government grant applications were the European Union as a geopolitical and global player, broad-based transatlantic cooperation, support for the rules-based international order, crisis management, peaceful conflict prevention and resolution (including mediation) and promotion of human rights.
The email addresses of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs are in the format firstname.lastname@gov.fi
- Finnish National Youth Council Allianssi
- CMI Martti Ahtisaari Peace Foundation
- Elisabeth Rehn — Bank of ideas
- European Movement in Finland
- Historians without Borders in Finland
- Finnish League for Human Rights
- Wider Security Network (WISE)
- Paasikivi Society
- Perpetuum mobile/ Artists at risk (AR)
- Sámi Council
- SaferGlobe Finland
- Finnish Forum for Mediation
- Atlantic Council of Finland
- Finnish Red Cross
- UN Association of Finland
- National Union of University Students in Finland – SYL
- UN Women Finland
- World Federation of the Deaf
- Åland Islands Peace Institute
The Ministry for Foreign Affairs has awarded EUR 1,063,000 in discretionary government grants to 19 civil society organisations (CSOs) operating in the field of foreign and security policy.
Inquiries
- Altogether 32 CSOs submitted their applications to the Ministry by the provided deadline. The amounts applied ranged between EUR 12,500 and EUR 440,000.
- This is the eighth year that discretionary government grants are awarded based on an open call.
