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Africa-Europe Partnerships for Culture

Funding & creative support5 open opportunities listed

About the foundation

Africa-Europe Partnerships for Culture is a program administered by the Institut français to foster sustainable collaborations between cultural operators in Africa and Europe. Since its inception, it has prioritized equitable partnerships that transcend traditional donor-recipient dynamics, emphasizing mutual exchange and capacity building. The program supports projects across performing arts, visual arts, and heritage, with a particular focus on professional mobility and network creation. Its core mission is to strengthen the cultural ecosystems of both continents by enabling artists and cultural professionals to co-create, share knowledge, and reach new audiences.

Funding opportunities

5 listed
Open

Africa-Europe Partnerships for Culture: Connect and Create Circulation of Performing Arts and Music 2nd Call

Open

Africa-Europe Partnerships for Culture: Connect and Create Circulation of Performing Arts and Music 2nd Call

Open

Africa-Europe Partnerships for Culture: Connect and Create Circulation of Performing Arts and Music 2nd Call

Open

Africa-Europe Partnerships for Culture: Connect and Create Professional Mobility in Performing Arts 2nd Call

Open

Africa-Europe Partnerships for Culture: Connect and Create Professional Mobility in Performing Arts 2nd Call

Application guidance

Applicants should demonstrate a clear, balanced partnership between African and European organizations, with defined roles and mutual benefit. Proposals must articulate how the project fosters professional mobility and capacity building, not just artistic production. Budgets should reflect equitable distribution of funds. It is advisable to contact the Institut français cultural advisor in your region before applying to ensure alignment with current priorities. Deadlines are strict, and incomplete applications are rarely considered.