Programmes
Grant programmes and donors – rules, mechanisms, Ukrainian participation
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Horizon Europe Active - Budget
- €95.5 bn
- Period
- 2021–2027
- Ukraine
- associated since 12.10.2022
Horizon Europe is the EU framework programme for research and innovation for 2021–2027, with a budget of roughly €93.5 billion – the largest such programme in the world. It funds fundamental science, applied research against societal challenges and breakthrough innovation, and Ukraine takes part in full as an associated country.
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Erasmus+ Active - Budget
- €26.2bn (+€2.2bn external)
- Period
- 2021–2027
- Ukraine
- Third country, not associated
Erasmus+ is the EU programme for education, training, youth and sport for 2021–2027, with a budget of €26.2 billion. It funds the mobility of people, partnerships between organisations and capacity building in higher education. Ukraine takes part as a third country not associated to the Programme, so what is open is the international dimension rather than the whole programme.
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LIFE Active - Budget
- €5.432bn
- Period
- 2021–2027
- Ukraine
- Associated since 24.06.2022
LIFE is the only EU programme devoted entirely to the environment and climate action, with a budget of €5.432 billion for 2021–2027. It runs through four sub-programmes: nature and biodiversity, circular economy, climate action, and the clean energy transition. Ukraine has been associated to LIFE since 2022, so a Ukrainian organisation can be a full beneficiary.
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Interreg Active - ERDF budget
- €8.05bn in 2018 prices
- Period
- 2021–2027
- Ukraine
- Partner in several programmes
Interreg is the EU’s European territorial cooperation for 2021–2027: dozens of separate programmes, each with its own territory, calls and rules. Ukrainian municipalities, public institutions, NGOs and universities take part in several of them, but only together with partners from EU countries. The rate, the advance and Ukraine’s status depend on the programme, so check them on its website.
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Creative Europe Active - Budget
- €2.44bn
- Period
- 2021–2027
- Ukraine
- Culture, Cross-sectoral and MEDIA
Creative Europe is the EU programme for culture, the audiovisual sector and media for 2021–2027, with a budget of about €2.44 billion. Ukraine takes part in the Culture and Cross-sectoral strands and, since December 2024, has full access to MEDIA as well. A Ukrainian organisation can be a partner or a coordinator, but the grant covers only part of the budget, so an own contribution is needed.
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Digital Europe Active - Budget
- over €8.1bn
- Period
- 2021–2027
- Ukraine
- Objectives 1, 2, 4 and 5
Digital Europe (DIGITAL) is the EU programme for 2021–2027 with a budget of over €8.1 billion that funds the deployment of digital technologies: supercomputing, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, digital skills and their uptake in business and the public sector. Ukraine has been associated since 2022, but only to four objectives. The typical rate is 50%, so applicants fund the other half.
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