Ability to use resources efficiently to achieve the expected outcome.Expected impact and reach of the project.Educational value and/or relevance to public discussion of peace and security issues the contribution of the project to NATO's goal of developing an informed debate on these issues.Relevance to NATO's current political agenda and communication priorities.The NATO Public Diplomacy Division uses the following criteria to select projects for co-sponsorship: Projects originating in Ukraine should be sent addition, PDD launches calls for applications on specific topics. Projects should not begin before 15 February 2023 and must be completed by 31 December 2023.įor content, please see the Content Guidelines.įor further details on NATO PDD financial rules and how to apply, please read carefully the Application Guidelines and Financial and Reporting Procedures.ĭecisions on whether to support a project, as well as the level of sponsorship awarded, are made at the discretion of NATO authorities.

If you are interested, apply according to the following instructions:įor projects taking place in 2023, please submit your applications using the forms on this page by 30 November 2022. The projects could contribute to the implementation of NATO’s Strategic Concept, such as strengthened deterrence and defence, investing more in defence, support to Ukraine and other partners at risk, strengthening resilience, NATO’s open door policy, challenges from the South and reaffirming NATO's common values. Typically, recipients of these grants are Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs), universities, think tanks, and other pertinent civil society organisations. NATO can therefore help make your project a reality, providing advice, funding and practical assistance.Ĭo-sponsorship for conferences, seminars, workshops, public events and other relevant public diplomacy activities, such as digital, multimedia or online projects, on peace and security related issues is available in the form of discretionary grants from NATO's Public Diplomacy Division. It does so by contributing to a continuous process of international security debate and policy design, through a variety of people-to-people and digital programmes in NATO and partner countries. The NATO Public Diplomacy Division works actively to strengthen the Alliance’s public image, promoting understanding, trust in and support for the Alliance. Do you have an idea for a project that could contribute to better understanding of NATO, its role and policies?

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