61 sources
Universities and research institutions
Research, mobility and education projects. Most opportunities are in Germany and the EU: DAAD, DFG, the Humboldt Foundation, Horizon Europe, Erasmus+.
2026 / 2027 edition · PDF, 106 pages
Funding Atlas
182 funders, grant programmes and portals open to applicants from Ukraine, grouped by country: funding size, who can apply, what each funder is interested in and exactly where to apply.
- A card for every funder.Grant size, who can apply, topics and a direct link to the official page.
- Quick Finder by organisation type.A table on the first pages and an A–Z index.
- 7 sections by country.EU, Ukraine, Poland, Germany, United Kingdom, United States, international donors.
- 61sourcesUniversities and research
- 94sourcesNGOs
- 56sourcesBusiness and start-ups
- 62sourcesCommunities and public sector
One source can suit several applicant types.
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182funding sources
7countries and regions
106pages
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Who it saves weeks of searching for
Instead of dozens of browser tabs and funder websites – one file where every funder is described in the same structured way.
94 sources
Non-governmental organisations
For NGOs and civic initiatives. Most of them are in the international and German sections: UN agencies, political foundations, Nordic and Swiss programmes.
56 sources
Business and start-ups
Grants, investment, credit lines and accelerators. From Diia.Business and the Ukrainian Startup Fund to the EBRD, IFC and the EIC.
62 sources
Communities and the public sector
For municipalities, public authorities and public institutions. Recovery, infrastructure, decentralisation and social services.
One source can suit several applicant types.
A directory that is easy to work with
A navigator on the first pages
A table of contents by country and a Quick Finder table showing how many sources in each region are open to your type of organisation. Coloured tabs on the edge of every page take you to the right section in one click.
One card – everything about the funder
Donor type and country, a short description, funding size, who can apply, topics and applicant tags. The “Visit donor website” button leads straight to the official page.
An A–Z index
Know the name of a fund? Find its page in seconds. All 182 sources with page numbers, in alphabetical order.
Seven sections by country
Each section opens with an overview: how many programmes, funders and portals it contains, whom they fund and on which page each funder is.
01 · 33 sources
European Union
Framework programmes of the European Commission and EU agencies open to Ukraine as an associated country. 22 programmes, 6 portals, 3 donors and 2 investors.
Examples: Horizon Europe, Erasmus+, LIFE, Creative Europe, Digital Europe, EU4Health, Interreg NEXT Poland–Ukraine, the European Investment Bank.
02 · 22 sources
Ukraine
State funds, national foundations and Ukrainian grant-makers. 19 donors, with the most opportunities for NGOs and communities.
Examples: Ukrainian Cultural Foundation, National Research Foundation of Ukraine, Ukrainian Startup Fund, International Renaissance Foundation, ISAR Ednannia, Diia.Business.
03 · 22 sources
Poland
Polish government agencies, ministries and foundations with a strong focus on Ukraine. 14 programmes and 4 funding search portals.
Examples: PARP, NCN, NCBR, FRSE, the Polish Book Institute, Solidarity Fund PL in Ukraine, Polish Aid.
04 · 35 sources
Germany
The largest section for researchers and students: 21 research sources and 13 scholarship programmes. Academic exchange, research funds, political foundations and development cooperation.
Examples: DAAD, DFG, the Humboldt Foundation, the Volkswagen Foundation, the Robert Bosch Foundation, the Adenauer, Ebert and Böll foundations, GIZ, KfW.
05 · 6 sources
United Kingdom
British cultural institutions, government programmes and charitable trusts for NGOs, culture and education.
Examples: British Council in Ukraine, UK Government – Support for Ukraine, Westminster Foundation for Democracy, Global Innovation Fund.
06 · 16 sources
United States
Federal agencies, private foundations and exchange programmes. Democracy, civil society, independent media and entrepreneurship.
Examples: U.S. Department of State, U.S. Embassy in Ukraine, NED, IREX, the Mott Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation, WNISEF.
07 · 48 sources
International donors
UN agencies, development banks, Nordic, Swiss and Japanese programmes and global foundations. The largest section for NGOs (27 sources) and communities (23).
Examples: UNDP, UNICEF, the World Bank, the EBRD, IFC, Sida, SDC, JICA, the European Cultural Foundation, the Prince Claus Fund.
Map, atlas or subscription – what is the difference
| Map of grant donors | Funding Atlas | Business Funding Map | GetGrant subscription | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | An interactive map on the website | A 106-page PDF directory | A 44-page PDF guide to business programs | A platform with open calls |
| What it shows | Who funds and how many programmes per country | Who funds, how much and whom | Which programs fit your business, terms, documents, deadlines | Which calls are open now and their deadlines |
| Funders | The best-known in each region | All 182 with a card for each | 52 programs for SMEs, agribusiness, start-ups, defence and exporters | The full funder database with their calls |
| Offline and print | No | Yes | Yes | No |
| Price | Free | €17 one-off | €11 one-off | €5 for the first month, then from €17 |
The atlas tells you whom to approach. The subscription shows specific open calls with deadlines. Together they cover the whole search cycle.
For businesses there is a separate guide: Business Funding Map for Ukraine, 52 programs with terms, documents and deadlines.
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Two PDFs in one email: 182 funders for all types of organisations and 52 programmes for businesses. Licensed to you or your organisation.
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2026/2027 edition
One file – all 182 sources
Everything collected in the atlas in a single PDF: no subscription, no auto-renewal, straight to your inbox.
- PDF, 106 pages, all 182 sources
- Your name or your organisation on the licence line of every page
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- A4 format, ready to print
Funding Atlas
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Questions about the atlas
How will I receive the atlas?
Right after payment you will receive an email with the atlas attached. The email also contains a backup download link that is valid for 14 days.
The email did not arrive. What should I do?
Check your Spam and Promotions folders. The page you return to after payment has a button to resend the email. If it still does not arrive, write to support@getgrant.ua from the email you used for the payment and we will send the atlas again.
What format is the file?
PDF, 106 pages, about 5 MB. It opens on a computer, tablet or phone. Bookmarks, the table of contents and all links are clickable.
Can I print it?
Yes. A4 format, colour print.
How is the atlas different from the free map of grant donors?
The map shows who funds projects and how many programmes each country has, plus the best-known funders of each region. The atlas is a directory of all 182 sources: for every funder the funding size, who can apply, topics and a direct link, collected in one file for work and print.
Does the atlas list specific calls with deadlines?
No. The atlas describes funders and programmes. Open calls with deadlines are updated daily on the GetGrant platform.
Can I share the file with colleagues?
The atlas is licensed to the person or organisation you enter at checkout: that name appears at the bottom of every page. If the licence is issued to an organisation, its employees may use the file. The atlas may not be passed on to third parties.
Can I pay by invoice?
Yes. Write to support@getgrant.ua with your organisation name, registration details and the email the atlas should be sent to. We will issue an invoice and send the file once the payment is received.
How up to date is the information?
As of 26 September 2026. Amounts and conditions change from call to call, so always check the rules on the funder website before applying. The button on every card leads right there.
Will there be updates?
The atlas is an annual edition. Changes to funder programmes and new calls appear on the GetGrant platform every day, so check there between editions. When the next edition is released, we will let you know by email at the address used for the purchase.
182 funders in one file
Start with the section that offers your organisation the most opportunities and draw up a list of funders for your next application today.
