The International Fund for Cultural Diversity (IFCD) is one of the 2005 Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions’ key instruments of international cooperation and assistance. Its purpose is to foster the emergence of dynamic cultural sectors in developing countries Parties to the Convention, through strengthening the means to create, produce, distribute and have access to diverse cultural goods and services. As a multi-donor fund, the IFCD promotes South-South and North-South cooperation, while contributing to the achievement of the UN Sustainable Development Goals and gender equality.
All applications must be submitted by June 13th, 2019 (midnight, Paris time) at the latest.
Who can apply
- Public authorities and institutions from eligible countries (developing countries, Parties to the 2005 Convention).
- Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) from eligible countries (developing countries, Parties to the 2005 Convention)
- International non-governmental organizations (INGOs) registered in countries Parties to the 2005 Convention
Funding amount
Maximum 100,000 USD
Implementation period
Minimum 12 months – maximum 24 months
Languages of submission
English or French
Read more on UNESCO’s website.
We are currently informing and instructing a process to move forward with grassroots communities, the Mali Association des Municipalités to implement the 2016 Decreet : Décret N0: 2016-0951/P-REFERENCE DU 20 DECE. 2016 with is a democratic instrument before practitoners, the public and private sectors in the process of capacity-building, autonomy and self-governance. In these prospects, the International fund for Cultural diversity would be one of the potential partners to partner in the areas of sister cooperation and capacity building.
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We are currently informing and instructing a process to move forward with grassroots communities, the Mali Association des Municipalités to implement the 2016 Decree : Décret N0: 2016-0951/P-REFERENCE DU 20 DECE. 2016 with is a democratic instrument before practitioners, the public and private sectors in the process of capacity-building, autonomy and self-governance. In these prospects, the International fund for Cultural diversity would be one of the potential partners to partner in the areas of sister cooperation and capacity building.