Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values-programma (CERV)

Europees subsidieprogramma voor burgers, gelijkheid, rechten en waarden dat projecten financiert van maatschappelijke organisaties, kennisinstellingen en overheden gericht op het bevorderen van Europese rechten en waarden. Totaalbudget EUR 1,5 miljard voor 2021-2027; per jaar meerdere calls.

• projecten moeten bijdragen aan samenlevingen die open, op rechten gebaseerd, democratisch, gelijk en inclusief zijn
• activiteiten richten zich op de thema's Europese waarden, gelijkheid en rechten, burgerparticipatie of ondersteuning van slachtoffers van geweld (Daphne)
• aanvragen verlopen via calls in het Funding & Tenders portal van de Europese Commissie
• projectuitvoering binnen een tijdsbestek van 1 tot 2 jaar

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Verplicht vooroverleg met CERV-adviseurs van RVO aanbevolen; projectuitvoering duurt 1 tot 2 jaar; meerdere calls per jaar

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  HISTORY OF CHANGES
  Version Publication
  date Changes
  1.0 01.06.2021 ▪ Initial version.
  1.0 01.11.2024 ▪ Update to the new Financial Regulation 2024/2509.
  ▪ Update of Article 10.3 Pillar-assessed participants.
  ▪ Update of Article 21.1 Continuous reporting
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  GENERAL MODEL GRANT AGREEMENT FOR THE
  CITIZENS, EQUALITY, RIGHTS AND VALUES PROGRAMME (CERV)1
  (CERV MGA — MULTI & MONO)
  ➢ Options [in green square brackets] will be automatically activated during grant agreement
  preparation in the IT tools. Options not chosen will automatically either not appear or appear as ‘not
  applicable’. Options chosen will appear without brackets and without the green instruction.
  ➢ For fields in [grey in square brackets], the system will insert the appropriate data.
  ➢ Text in grey indicates that text which is used in other EU programmes is not applicable for this
  programme.
  ➢ Footnotes in green are internal instructions and will not appear in the text generated by the system
  for signature.
  GRANT AGREEMENT
  Project [insert number] — [insert acronym]
  PREAMBLE
  This Agreement (‘the Agreement’) is between the following parties:
  on the one part,
  [OPTION 1: the European Union (‘EU’), represented by the European Commission
  (‘European Commission’ or ‘granting authority’),]
  [OPTION 3 for direct management by executive agencies: the [European Climate,
  Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA)] [European Education and
  Culture Executive Agency (EACEA)] [European Research Council Executive Agency
  (ERCEA)] [European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HaDEA)] [European
  Innovation Council and SME Executive Agency (EISMEA)] [European Research
  Executive Agency (REA)] (‘EU executive agency’ or ‘granting authority’), under the powers
  delegated by the European Commission (‘European Commission’),]
  [OPTION 4 for indirect management by EU funding bodies: [insert name of funding body]
  (‘granting authority’)[, under the powers delegated by the European Commission (‘European
  Commission’)]]
  1 Regulation (EU) 2021/692 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 28 April 2021 establishing the
  Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values Programme (OJ L 156, 5.5.2021, p. 1).
  EUROPEAN COMMISSION
  [NAME DG]
  [Name Directorate]
  [Name Unit]
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  and
  on the other part,
  1. ‘the coordinator’:
  [COO legal name (short name)], PIC [number], established in [legal address],
  [and the following other beneficiaries, if they sign their ‘accession form’ (see Annex 3 and
  Article 40):
  2. [BEN legal name (short name)], PIC [number], established in [legal address],
  [3. Joint Research Centre (JRC), PIC [number], established in RUE DE LA LOI 200,
  BRUSSELS 1049, Belgium,]
  [same for each beneficiary] ]
  Unless otherwise specified, references to ‘beneficiary’ or ‘beneficiaries’ include the
  coordinator and affiliated entities (if any).
  If only one beneficiary signs the grant agreement (‘mono-beneficiary grant’), all provisions
  referring to the ‘coordinator’ or the ‘beneficiaries’ will be considered — mutatis mutandis —
  as referring to the beneficiary.
  The parties referred to above have agreed to enter into the Agreement.
  By signing the Agreement and the accession forms, the beneficiaries accept the grant and
  agree to implement the action under their own responsibility and in accordance with the
  Agreement, with all the obligations and terms and conditions it sets out.
  The Agreement is composed of:
  Preamble
  Terms and Conditions (including Data Sheet)
  Annex 1 Description of the action2
  Annex 2 Estimated budget for the action
  Annex 2a Additional information on unit costs and contributions (if applicable)
  Annex 3 Accession forms (if applicable) 3
  Annex 3a Declaration on joint and several liability of affiliated entities (if applicable) 4
  Annex 4 Model for the financial statements
  2 Template published on Portal Reference Documents.
  3 Template published on Portal Reference Documents.
  4 Template published on Portal Reference Documents.
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  Annex 5 Specific rules (if applicable)
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  TERMS AND CONDITIONS
  TABLE OF CONTENTS
  GRANT AGREEMENT .................................................................................................................................. 3
  PREAMBLE ..................................................................................................................................................... 3
  TERMS AND CONDITIONS ......................................................................................................................... 6
  DATA SHEET ................................................................................................................................................ 10
  CHAPTER 1 GENERAL ....................................................................................................................... 16
  ARTICLE 1 — SUBJECT OF THE AGREEMENT ................................................................ 16
  ARTICLE 2 — DEFINITIONS................................................................................................. 16
  CHAPTER 2 ACTION........................................................................................................................... 17
  ARTICLE 3 — ACTION .......................................................................................................... 17
  ARTICLE 4 — DURATION AND STARTING DATE ........................................................... 18
  CHAPTER 3 GRANT ............................................................................................................................ 18
  ARTICLE 5 — GRANT ............................................................................................................ 18
  5.1 Form of grant ......................................................................................................... 18
  5.2 Maximum grant amount......................................................................................... 18
  5.3 Funding rate ........................................................................................................... 18
  5.4 Estimated budget, budget categories and forms of funding ................................... 18
  5.5 Budget flexibility ................................................................................................... 19
  ARTICLE 6 — ELIGIBLE AND INELIGIBLE COSTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS ............... 19
  6.1 General eligibility conditions ................................................................................. 19
  6.2 Specific eligibility conditions for each budget category ........................................ 21
  6.3 Ineligible costs and contributions .......................................................................... 25
  6.4 Consequences of non-compliance .......................................................................... 26
  CHAPTER 4 GRANT IMPLEMENTATION ..................................................................................... 27
  SECTION 1 CONSORTIUM: BENEFICIARIES, AFFILIATED ENTITIES AND OTHER
  PARTICIPANTS .............................................................................................................. 27
  ARTICLE 7 — BENEFICIARIES ............................................................................................ 27
  ARTICLE 8 — AFFILIATED ENTITIES ................................................................................ 29
  ARTICLE 9 — OTHER PARTICIPANTS INVOLVED IN THE ACTION ............................ 30
  9.1 Associated partners ................................................................................................ 30
  9.2 Third parties giving in-kind contributions to the action ......................................... 30
  9.3 Subcontractors ....................................................................................................... 31
  9.4 Recipients of financial support to third parties ...................................................... 31
  ARTICLE 10 — PARTICIPANTS WITH SPECIAL STATUS ............................................... 31
  10.1 Non-EU participants .............................................................................................. 31
  10.2 Participants which are international organisations ................................................. 32
  10.3 Pillar-assessed participants .................................................................................... 32
  SECTION 2 RULES FOR CARRYING OUT THE ACTION .......................................................... 34
  ARTICLE 11 — PROPER IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ACTION ..................................... 34
  11.1 Obligation to properly implement the action ......................................................... 34
  11.2 Consequences of non-compliance .......................................................................... 34
  ARTICLE 12 — CONFLICT OF INTERESTS ........................................................................ 35
  12.1 Conflict of interests ................................................................................................ 35
  12.2 Consequences of non-compliance .......................................................................... 35
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  ARTICLE 13 — CONFIDENTIALITY AND SECURITY ...................................................... 35
  13.1 Sensitive information ............................................................................................. 35
  13.2 Classified information............................................................................................ 36
  13.3 Consequences of non-compliance .......................................................................... 36
  ARTICLE 14 — ETHICS AND VALUES ............................................................................... 36
  14.1 Ethics ..................................................................................................................... 36
  14.2 Values .................................................................................................................... 36
  14.3 Consequences of non-compliance .......................................................................... 37
  ARTICLE 15 — DATA PROTECTION................................................................................... 37
  15.1 Data processing by the granting authority ............................................................. 37
  15.2 Data processing by the beneficiaries ...................................................................... 37
  15.3 Consequences of non-compliance .......................................................................... 38
  ARTICLE 16 — INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS (IPR) — BACKGROUND
  AND RESULTS —ACCESS RIGHTS AND RIGHTS OF USE .......................... 38
  16.1 Background and access rights to background ........................................................ 38
  16.2 Ownership of results .............................................................................................. 38
  16.3 Rights of use of the granting authority on materials, documents and
  information received for policy, information, communication, dissemination
  and publicity purposes ........................................................................................... 38
  16.4 Specific rules on IPR, results and background....................................................... 39
  16.5 Consequences of non-compliance .......................................................................... 39
  ARTICLE 17 — COMMUNICATION, DISSEMINATION AND VISIBILITY ..................... 40
  17.1 Communication — Dissemination — Promoting the action ................................. 40
  17.2 Visibility — European flag and funding statement ................................................ 40
  17.3 Quality of information — Disclaimer .................................................................... 41
  17.4 Specific communication, dissemination and visibility rules .................................. 41
  17.5 Consequences of non-compliance .......................................................................... 41
  ARTICLE 18 — SPECIFIC RULES FOR CARRYING OUT THE ACTION ........................ 41
  SECTION 3 GRANT ADMINISTRATION ........................................................................................ 41
  ARTICLE 19 — GENERAL INFORMATION OBLIGATIONS ............................................ 41
  19.1 Information requests .............................................................................................. 41
  19.2 Participant Register data updates ........................................................................... 41
  19.3 Information about events and circumstances which impact the action .................. 42
  19.4 Consequences of non-compliance .......................................................................... 42
  ARTICLE 20 — RECORD-KEEPING ..................................................................................... 42
  20.1 Keeping records and supporting documents .......................................................... 42
  20.2 Consequences of non-compliance .......................................................................... 43
  ARTICLE 21 — REPORTING ................................................................................................. 43
  21.1 Continuous reporting ............................................................................................. 43
  21.2 Periodic reporting: Technical reports and financial statements ............................. 44
  21.3 Currency for financial statements and conversion into euros ................................ 45
  21.4 Reporting language ................................................................................................ 45
  21.5 Consequences of non-compliance .......................................................................... 45
  ARTICLE 22 — PAYMENTS AND RECOVERIES — CALCULATION OF AMOUNTS
  DUE ....................................................................................................................... 45
  22.1 Payments and payment arrangements .................................................................... 45
  22.2 Recoveries.............................................................................................................. 46
  22.3 Amounts due .......................................................................................................... 46
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  22.4 Enforced recovery .................................................................................................. 51
  22.5 Consequences of non-compliance .......................................................................... 52
  ARTICLE 23 — GUARANTEES ............................................................................................. 52
  23.1 Prefinancing guarantee .......................................................................................... 52
  23.2 Consequences of non-compliance .......................................................................... 53
  ARTICLE 24 — CERTIFICATES ............................................................................................ 53
  24.1 Operational verification report (OVR) ................................................................... 53
  24.2 Certificate on the financial statements (CFS) ........................................................ 53
  24.3 Certificate on the compliance of usual cost accounting practices (CoMUC)......... 54
  24.4 Systems and process audit (SPA) ........................................................................ 54
  24.5 Consequences of non-compliance .......................................................................... 54
  ARTICLE 25 — CHECKS, REVIEWS, AUDITS AND INVESTIGATIONS —
  EXTENSION OF FINDINGS ............................................................................... 54
  25.1 Granting authority checks, reviews and audits ...................................................... 54
  25.2 European Commission checks, reviews and audits in grants of other granting
  authorities .............................................................................................................. 56
  25.3 Access to records for assessing simplified forms of funding ................................. 56
  25.4 OLAF, EPPO and ECA audits and investigations ................................................. 56
  25.5 Consequences of checks, reviews, audits and investigations — Extension of
  findings .................................................................................................................. 57
  25.6 Consequences of non-compliance .......................................................................... 58
  ARTICLE 26 — IMPACT EVALUATIONS ......................................................................... 58
  26.1 Impact evaluation ................................................................................................... 58
  26.2 Consequences of non-compliance .......................................................................... 58
  CHAPTER 5 CONSEQUENCES OF NON-COMPLIANCE ............................................................ 58
  SECTION 1 REJECTIONS AND GRANT REDUCTION ................................................................ 58
  ARTICLE 27 — REJECTION OF COSTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS .................................... 58
  27.1 Conditions .............................................................................................................. 58
  27.2 Procedure ............................................................................................................... 59
  27.3 Effects .................................................................................................................... 59
  ARTICLE 28 — GRANT REDUCTION .................................................................................. 59
  28.1 Conditions .............................................................................................................. 59
  28.2 Procedure ............................................................................................................... 59
  28.3 Effects .................................................................................................................... 60
  SECTION 2 SUSPENSION AND TERMINATION ........................................................................... 60
  ARTICLE 29 — PAYMENT DEADLINE SUSPENSION ...................................................... 60
  29.1 Conditions .............................................................................................................. 60
  29.2 Procedure ............................................................................................................... 60
  ARTICLE 30 — PAYMENT SUSPENSION ........................................................................... 60
  30.1 Conditions .............................................................................................................. 60
  30.2 Procedure ............................................................................................................... 61
  ARTICLE 31 — GRANT AGREEMENT SUSPENSION .........
  
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  Disclaimer
  This document is aimed at assisting applicants. It shows the full range of provisions that may be applied to this
  type of agreement, and is provided for information purposes only. The legally binding agreement will be that
  which is signed by the parties in the system.
  [insert progra mme na me (a cronym)]
  Model Grant Agreement
  Lump Sum Grants
  ([PROGR Lump Sum MGA— Multi & Mono])
  Version 1.0
  01 November 2024
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  HISTORY OF CHANGES
  Version Publication
  date Changes
  1.0 	01.06.2021 	 	Initial version (new MFF).
  1.0 	01.03.2023 	 	Changes to Data Sheet:
   	Prefinancing ceiling changed to 90% for future grants
  1.0 	01.11.2024 	 	Update to the new Financial Regulation 2024/2509.
   	Update of Article 10.3 Pillar-assessed participants.
   	Update of Article 21.1 Continuous reporting
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  MODEL GRANT AGREEMENT FOR THE
  XXX PROGRAMME (XXX)1
  XXX PROGRAMME (XXX)2
  LUMP SUM GRANTS
  (XXX LUMP SUM MGA — MULTI & MONO)
   	Options [in green square brackets] will be automatically activated during grant agreement
  preparation in the IT tools. Options not chosen will automatically either not appear or appear as ‘not
  applicable’. Options chosen will appear without brackets and without the green instruction.
   	For fields in [grey in square brackets], the system will insert the appropriate data.
   	Text in grey indicates that text which is used in other EU programmes is not applicable for this
  programme.
   	Text in purple is special text for the Lump Sum MGA.
   	Footnotes in green are internal instructions and will not appear in the text generated by the system
  for signature.
  GRANT AGREEMENT
  Project [insert number] — [insert acronym]
  PREAMBLE
  This Agreement (‘the Agreement’) is between the following parties:
  on the one part,
  [OPTION 1: the European Union (‘EU’), represented by the European Commission
  (‘European Commission’ or ‘granting authority’),]
  [[OPTION 2: the European Atomic Energy Community (‘Euratom’), represented by the
  European Commission (‘European Commission’ or ‘granting authority’),]]
  [OPTION 	3 	for 	direct 	management 	by 	executive 	agencies: 	the 	[European 	Climate,
  Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA)] [European Education and
  Culture Executive Agency (EACEA)] [European Research Council Executive Agency
  (ERCEA)] [European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HaDEA)] [European
  Innovation 	Council 	and 	SME 	Executive Agency 	(EISMEA)] 	[European 	Research
  1 	Regulation (EU) 2020/XX of the European Parliament and of the Council of XX December 20XX
  establishing a XXX programme for the period 2021-2027 (OJ XXX).
  2 	Regulation (EU) 2020/XX of the European Parliament and of the Council of XX December 20XX
  establishing a XXX programme for the period 2021-2027 (OJ XXX).
  EUROPEAN COMMISSION
  [NAME DG]
  [Name Directorate]
  [Name Unit]
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  Executive Agency (REA)] (‘EU executive agency’ or ‘granting authority’), under the powers
  delegated by the European Commission (‘European Commission’),]
  [OPTION 4 for indirect management by EU funding bodies: [insert name of funding body]
  (‘granting authority’)[, under the powers delegated by the European Commission (‘European
  Commission’)]]
  and
  on the other part,
  1. ‘the coordinator’:
  [COO legal name (short name)], PIC [number], established in [legal address],
  [and the following other beneficiaries, if they sign their ‘accession form’ (see Annex 3 and
  Article 40):
  2. [BEN legal name (short name)], PIC [number], established in [legal address],
  [3. Joint Research Centre (JRC), PIC [number], established in RUE DE LA LOI 200,
  BRUSSELS 1049, Belgium,]
  [same for each beneficiary]]
  Unless 	otherwise 	specified, 	references 	to 	‘beneficiary’ 	or 	‘beneficiaries’ 	include 	the
  coordinator and affiliated entities (if any).
  If only one beneficiary signs the grant agreement (‘mono-beneficiary grant’), all provisions
  referring to the ‘coordinator’ or the ‘beneficiaries’ will be considered — mutatis mutandis —
  as referring to the beneficiary.
  The parties referred to above have agreed to enter into the Agreement.
  By signing the Agreement and the accession forms, the beneficiaries accept the grant and
  agree to implement the action under their own responsibility and in accordance with the
  Agreement, with all the obligations and terms and conditions it sets out.
  The Agreement is composed of:
  Preamble
  Terms and Conditions (including Data Sheet)
  Annex 1 	Description of the action3
  Annex 2 	Estimated budget for the action
  Annex 3 	Accession forms (if applicable) 4
  3 Template published on Portal Reference Documents.
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  Annex 3a 	Declaration on joint and several liability of affiliated entities (if applicable) 5
  Annex 4 	Model for the financial statements
  Annex 5 	Specific rules (if applicable)
  4 Template published on Portal Reference Documents.
  5 Template published on Portal Reference Documents.
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  TERMS AND CONDITIONS
  TABLE OF CONTENTS
  GRANT AGREEMENT .................................................................................................................................. 3
  PREAMBLE ..................................................................................................................................................... 3
  TERMS AND CONDITIONS ......................................................................................................................... 6
  DATA SHEET ................................................................................................................................................ 10
  CHAPTER 1 	GENERAL ....................................................................................................................... 15
  ARTICLE 1 — SUBJECT OF THE AGREEMENT ................................................................ 15
  ARTICLE 2 — DEFINITIONS................................................................................................. 15
  CHAPTER 2 	ACTION........................................................................................................................... 16
  ARTICLE 3 — ACTION .......................................................................................................... 16
  ARTICLE 4 — DURATION AND STARTING DATE ........................................................... 17
  CHAPTER 3 	GRANT ............................................................................................................................ 17
  ARTICLE 5 — GRANT............................................................................................................ 17
  5.1 	Form of grant ......................................................................................................... 17
  5.2 	Maximum grant amount......................................................................................... 17
  5.3 	Funding rate ........................................................................................................... 17
  5.4 	Estimated budget, budget categories and forms of funding ................................... 17
  5.5 	Budget flexibility ................................................................................................... 17
  ARTICLE 6 — ELIGIBLE AND INELIGIBLE CONTRIBUTIONS ...................................... 18
  6.1 and 6.2 	General and specific eligibility conditions .................................................. 18
  6.3 	Ineligible contributions .......................................................................................... 18
  6.4 	Consequences of non-compliance.......................................................................... 19
  CHAPTER 4 	GRANT IMPLEMENTATION ..................................................................................... 19
  SECTION 1 CONSORTIUM: BENEFICIARIES, AFFILIATED ENTITIES AND OTHER
  PARTICIPANTS .............................................................................................................. 19
  ARTICLE 7 — BENEFICIARIES ............................................................................................ 19
  ARTICLE 8 — AFFILIATED ENTITIES ................................................................................ 21
  ARTICLE 9 — OTHER PARTICIPANTS INVOLVED IN THE ACTION............................ 22
  9.1 	Associated partners ................................................................................................ 22
  9.2 	Third parties giving in-kind contributions to the action ......................................... 23
  9.3 	Subcontractors ....................................................................................................... 23
  9.4 	Recipients of financial support to third parties ...................................................... 24
  ARTICLE 10 — PARTICIPANTS WITH SPECIAL STATUS ............................................... 24
  10.1 	Non-EU participants .............................................................................................. 24
  10.2 	Participants which are international organisations ................................................. 25
  10.3 	Pillar-assessed participants .................................................................................... 25
  SECTION 2 RULES FOR CARRYING OUT THE ACTION .......................................................... 27
  ARTICLE 11 — PROPER IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ACTION ..................................... 27
  11.1 	Obligation to properly implement the action ......................................................... 27
  11.2 	Consequences of non-compliance.......................................................................... 28
  ARTICLE 12 — CONFLICT OF INTERESTS ........................................................................ 28
  12.1 	Conflict of interests ................................................................................................ 28
  12.2 	Consequences of non-compliance.......................................................................... 28
  ARTICLE 13 — CONFIDENTIALITY AND SECURITY...................................................... 28
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  13.1 	Sensitive information ............................................................................................. 28
  13.2 	Classified information............................................................................................ 29
  13.3 	Consequences of non-compliance.......................................................................... 29
  ARTICLE 14 — ETHICS AND VALUES ............................................................................... 29
  14.1 	Ethics ..................................................................................................................... 29
  14.2 	Values .................................................................................................................... 30
  14.3 	Consequences of non-compliance.......................................................................... 30
  ARTICLE 15 — DATA PROTECTION .................................................................................. 30
  15.1 	Data processing by the granting authority ............................................................. 30
  15.2 	Data processing by the beneficiaries ...................................................................... 30
  15.3 	Consequences of non-compliance.......................................................................... 31
  ARTICLE 16 — 	INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS (IPR) — BACKGROUND
  AND RESULTS — ACCESS RIGHTS AND RIGHTS OF USE......................... 31
  16.1 	Background and access rights to background ........................................................ 31
  16.2 	Ownership of results .............................................................................................. 31
  16.3 	Rights of use of the granting authority on materials, documents and
  information received for policy, information, communication, dissemination
  and publicity purposes ........................................................................................... 31
  16.4 	Specific rules on IPR, results and background....................................................... 32
  16.5 	Consequences of non-compliance.......................................................................... 33
  ARTICLE 17 — COMMUNICATION, DISSEMINATION AND VISIBILITY ..................... 33
  17.1 	Communication — Dissemination — Promoting the action.................................. 33
  17.2 	Visibility — European flag and funding statement................................................ 33
  17.3 	Quality of information — Disclaimer .................................................................... 34
  17.4 	Specific communication, dissemination and visibility rules .................................. 34
  17.5 	Consequences of non-compliance.......................................................................... 34
  ARTICLE 18 — SPECIFIC RULES FOR CARRYING OUT THE ACTION ........................ 34
  18.1 	Specific rules for carrying out the action ............................................................... 35
  18.2 	Consequences of non-compliance.......................................................................... 35
  SECTION 3 GRANT ADMINISTRATION ........................................................................................ 35
  ARTICLE 19 — GENERAL INFORMATION OBLIGATIONS ............................................ 35
  19.1 	Information requests .............................................................................................. 35
  19.2 	Participant Register data updates ........................................................................... 35
  19.3 	Information about events and circumstances which impact the action .................. 35
  19.4 	Consequences of non-compliance.......................................................................... 36
  ARTICLE 20 — RECORD-KEEPING ..................................................................................... 36
  20.1 	Keeping records and supporting documents .......................................................... 36
  20.2 	Consequences of non-compliance.......................................................................... 36
  ARTICLE 21 — REPORTING ................................................................................................. 36
  21.1 	Continuous reporting ............................................................................................. 36
  21.2 	Periodic reporting: Technical reports and financial statements ............................. 36
  21.3 	Currency for financial statements and conversion into euros ................................ 37
  21.4 	Reporting language ................................................................................................ 38
  21.5 	Consequences of non-compliance.......................................................................... 38
  ARTICLE 22 — PAYMENTS AND RECOVERIES — CALCULATION OF AMOUNTS
  DUE ....................................................................................................................... 38
  22.1 	Payments and payment arrangements .................................................................... 38
  22.2 	Recoveries.............................................................................................................. 38
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  22.3 	Amounts due .......................................................................................................... 39
  22.4 	Enforced recovery .................................................................................................. 45
  22.5 	Consequences of non-compliance.......................................................................... 46
  ARTICLE 23 — GUARANTEES ............................................................................................. 47
  23.1 	Prefinancing guarantee .......................................................................................... 47
  23.2 	Consequences of non-compliance.......................................................................... 47
  ARTICLE 24 — CERTIFICATES............................................................................................ 47
  ARTICLE 	25 	— 	CHECKS, 	REVIEWS, 	AUDITS 	AND 	INVESTIGATIONS 	—
  EXTENSION OF FINDINGS ............................................................................... 47
  25.1 	Granting authority checks, reviews and audits ...................................................... 47
  25.2 	European Commission checks, reviews and audits in grants of other granting
  authorities .............................................................................................................. 49
  25.3 	Access to records for assessing simplified forms of funding ................................. 49
  25.4 	OLAF, EPPO and ECA audits and investigations ................................................. 49
  25.5 	Consequences of checks, reviews, audits and investigations — Extension of
  findings .................................................................................................................. 50
  25.6 	Consequences of non-compliance.......................................................................... 51
  ARTICLE 26 — IMPACT EVALUATIONS ......................................................................... 51
  26.1 	Impact evaluation................................................................................................... 51
  26.2 	Consequences of non-compliance.......................................................................... 52
  CHAPTER 5 	CONSEQUENCES OF NON-COMPLIANCE ............................................................ 52
  SECTION 1 REJECTIONS AND GRANT REDUCTION ................................................................ 52
  ARTICLE 27 — REJECTION OF CONTRIBUTIONS ........................................................... 52
  27.1 	Conditions .............................................................................................................. 52
  27.2 	Procedure ............................................................................................................... 52
  27.3 	Effects .................................................................................................................... 52
  ARTICLE 28 — GRANT REDUCTION.................................................................................. 52
  28.1 	Conditions .............................................................................................................. 52
  28.2 	Procedure ............................................................................................................... 53
  28.3 	Effects .................................................................................................................... 53
  SECTION 2 SUSPENSION AND TERMINATION ........................................................................... 53
  ARTICLE 29 — PAYMENT DEADLINE SUSPENSION ...................................................... 53
  29.1 	Conditions ..............................................................................
  
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  EN EN
  EUROPEAN
  COMMISSION
  Brussels, 1.12.2025
  C(2025) 8076 final
  ANNEX
  ANNEX
  to the
  Commission Implementing Decision
  on the financing of the Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values (CERV) programme and
  the adoption of the work programme for 2026-2027
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  EN 1 EN
  ANNEX
  Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values multiannual work programme for 2026-2027
  Table of contents
  1. Introduction .................................................................................................................. 3
  2. Budget overview for 2026-2027 .................................................................................. 4
  3. Grants ........................................................................................................................... 6
  3.1. Call for proposals for civil society organisations active in protecting and promoting
  Union values: call to intermediaries (financial support to third parties) ...................... 6
  3.2. Call for proposals to support the application of the EU Charter of Fundamental
  Rights ........................................................................................................................... 9
  3.3. Call for proposals to fight antisemitism and anti-Muslim hatred/racism ................... 11
  3.4. Call for proposals to promote equality and to fight against racism, including
  antigypsyism, xenophobia, LGBTIQ-phobia and all other forms of discrimination . 13
  3.5. Call for proposals for National Roma Contact Points ................................................ 16
  3.6. Call for proposals to promote gender equality ........................................................... 17
  3.7. Call for proposals to national data protection authorities on reaching out to
  stakeholders in data protection legislation ................................................................. 19
  3.8. Call for proposals on European remembrance ........................................................... 20
  3.9. Call for proposals to foster citizens’ engagement and participation in the democratic
  and civil life of the Union .......................................................................................... 21
  3.10. Call for proposals on the rights of the child and children’s participation in EU
  democratic life ............................................................................................................ 23
  3.11. Call for proposals for Town-Twinning ...................................................................... 24
  3.12. Call for proposals for Networks of Towns ................................................................. 25
  3.13. Call for proposals to prevent and combat gender-based violence and violence against
  children ....................................................................................................................... 27
  3.14. Operating grants to framework partners active in the area of Union values .............. 29
  3.15. Operating grants to support EU-level networks active in the ‘Rights of persons with
  disabilities’ ................................................................................................................. 31
  3.16. Award of an operating grant without a call for proposals to the European Network of
  the Equality Bodies (EQUINET) ............................................................................... 32
  3.17. Award of grants without a call for proposals in the area of the social dimension of
  Europe: second wave of the EU-wide survey on gender-based violence .................. 33
  3.18. Award of a grant without a call for proposals to programme contact points ............. 35
  4. Prizes .......................................................................................................................... 37
  4.1. Prizes for winners of the Access City Award ............................................................ 37
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  5. Procurement ............................................................................................................... 38
  5.1 Procurement activities in Union Values ..................................................................... 38
  5.2 Procurement activities in equality and rights ............................................................. 39
  5.3 Procurement activities in citizens’ engagement and participation in the democratic
  life of the Union ......................................................................................................... 41
  5.4 Procurement activities in Daphne .............................................................................. 42
  6. Actions implemented in indirect management ........................................................... 44
  6.1. Support to the World Health Organization: project on gender and health ................. 44
  6.2. Support to Council of Europe for activities against hatred (especially online),
  discrimination and intolerance ................................................................................... 44
  6.3. Support to the OSCE/ODIHR for sharing knowledge and setting standards on hate
  crime, including hate crime victims support .............................................................. 45
  6.4. Support to OECD for data collection, analysis and network building on engagement
  and protection on civic space in the EU ..................................................................... 46
  6.5. Support to the Council of Europe in strengthening civil society organisations’
  knowledge of and capacity for Roma Holocaust remembrance and education ......... 46
  6.6. Support to OECD on supporting Member State authorities in developing national and
  local strategies and action plans against racism (phase 2) ......................................... 47
  6.7. Support to UNESCO – Routes of enslaved peoples (phase 2)................................... 47
  7. Other expenditure ....................................................................................................... 48
  7.1. Experts........................................................................................................................ 48
  7.2. EU financial contribution to the Council of Europe Convention on preventing and
  combating violence against women and domestic violence ...................................... 48
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  1. INTRODUCTION
  The Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values (CERV) programme (2021-2027)1 is the largest
  European Union funding instrument to protect and promote the EU’s values and fundamental
  rights enshrined in the Treaty on European Union (the ‘Treaty’) and in the Charter of
  Fundamental Rights of the European Union (the ‘Charter’), through its support to civil society
  organisations (CSOs), public authorities and other stakeholders active at local, regional,
  national and transnational level. The programme fosters civic and democratic participation,
  supports and enables civic space, promotes equality and non-discrimination and counters
  gender-based violence and violence against children.
  Organised around four thematic strands, the programme seeks to:
  protect and promote Union values (Union values strand);
  promote rights, non-discrimination and equality, including gender equality, and advance
  gender mainstreaming and the mainstreaming of non-discrimination (equality, rights and
  gender equality strand).
  promote citizen and civil society engagement and participation in the democratic life of the
  Union and exchanges between people of different Member States and raise awareness of their
  common European history (citizens’ engagement and participation strand);
  prevent and combat gender-based violence and violence against children (Daphne strand).
  The CERV programme contributes to the implementation of key EU legislation that forms
  part of the EU’s comprehensive response to both persistent and emerging challenges.
  Building on the policy initiatives supported under the 2023-2025 work programme, the 2026-
  2027 work programme also supports the development and implementation of new EU policy
  strategies and legislative initiatives in the fields of: (i) equality, inclusion and the fight against
  discrimination; (ii) democracy, fundamental rights, rule of law and civic space and
  participation; and (iii) children’s rights, youth and intergenerational fairness.
  These priorities reflect the Union’s continued commitment to protecting fundamental rights
  and values and are anchored in the mission letters2 of the Commissioners responsible for
  Equality; for Democracy, Justice, Rule of Law and Consumer Protection; for Internal Affairs
  and Migration, and for Intergenerational Fairness Youth, Culture and Sport.
  The 2026-2027 work programme builds on the experience and results of the programme’s
  first years of implementation and of the previous programming period, while adapting to new
  policy developments and operational needs. It benefits directly from the result of the mid-term
  evaluation of the CERV and of the final evaluation of the predecessor programmes3.
  The CERV programme supports a wide range of binding and non-binding EU instruments
  (see Annex A).
  1 https://commission.europa.eu/funding-tenders/find-funding/eu-funding-programmes/citizens-equality-
  rights-and-values-programme/citizens-equality-rights-and-values-programme-overview_en,
  https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/PDF/?uri=CELEX:32021R0692.
  2 Mission letters: https://commission.europa.eu/about/commission-2024-2029/commissioners-designate-
  2024-2029_en
  3 Rights, equality, citizenship and values programmes (REC, EfC and CERV) – evaluation report.
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  In addition, it integrates new policy priorities stemming from recent Commission strategies
  and initiatives, as outlined in the list below.
  Indicative list of forthcoming and planned initiatives
  New Gender Equality Strategy 2026-2030 (to be adopted)
  New Anti-Racism Strategy 2026-2030 (to be adopted)
  New Strategy on Victims’ Rights (to be adopted)
  Report on mid-term review of the 2020 Charter Strategy (to be adopted)
  This work programme is consistent with previous CERV programmes, reinforcing the
  integration of fundamental rights, gender equality, non-discrimination and children’s rights
  into all supported actions. All beneficiaries and activities must uphold Union values as set out
  in Article 2 of the Treaty on European Union and the Charter. Respect for these values is a
  prerequisite for eligibility and implementation across all strands. Proposals funded under this
  EU programme are encouraged to build on relevant results and to explore opportunities for
  collaboration and coordination with other EU-funded initiatives, such as Horizon Europe.
  2. BUDGET OVERVIEW FOR 2026-2027
  Based on the objectives set out in Regulation (EU) 2021/692 of the European Parliament and
  of the Council establishing the Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values programme, this work
  programme presents the actions to be financed and the budget breakdown for 2026-2027 as
  indicated in the table below.
  Budget lines 2026 (EUR) 2027 (EUR)
  Budget line 07 06 04: Protect and promote Union values 120 762 466 151 414 234
  Budget line 07 06 01: Promote equality and rights 50 013 550 52 239 645
  Budget line 07 06 02: Promote citizens’ engagement and
  participation in the democratic life of the Union
  73 775 165 58 604 965
  Budget line 07 06 03: Daphne 35 129 939 37 712 026
  TOTAL 279 681 120 299 970 870
  Funds committed in the work programme are deployed through direct management4 (grants,
  procurement and by awarding prizes) and indirect management for activities implemented
  4 Mode of budget implementation in which tasks are performed directly by the Commission’s departments or
  executive agencies
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  with the support of international organisations, in compliance with the rules set out in the
  Financial Regulation.
  Procurement is the acquisition of a service by the Commission from a company (or economic
  operator5) selected following a ‘call for tenders’ procedure.
  Grants are financial contributions by way of a Commission donation that finance: (i) an action
  intended to help achieve an EU policy objective (action grants); or (ii) the functioning of a
  body which has an objective forming part of, and supporting, an EU policy (operating
  grants)6. The award of a grant generally follows a call for proposals procedure.
  Under the indirect management mode, the Commission delegates budget implementation
  tasks to third entities to achieve a set of EU objectives.
  Prizes are financial contributions given by the Commission as a reward following a contest.
  They promote the achievement of the EU’s policy objectives7.
  Funding 2026 (EUR) 2027 (EUR) % allocation
  2026
  % allocation
  2027
  Grants 235 200 000 251 400 000 84.1% 83.8%
  Prizes 350 000 350 000 0.1% 0.1%
  Procurement 35 761 120 43 745 870 12.8% 14.6%
  Indirect
  management 4 200 000 0 1.5% 0.0%
  Other
  expenditure 4 170 000 4 475 000 1.5% 1.5%
  TOTAL 279 681 120 299 970 870 100% 100%
  The Commission’s Directorate-General for Justice and Consumers (DG JUST) will directly
  manage the implementation of actions, unless specified otherwise.
  A number of actions will be financed by the work programme by means of co-delegation8
  type I (Secretariat-General) and co-delegations type II and type III with other Commission
  departments, including PMO (type III), DGT (type II), DIGIT (type II), ESTAT (type II),
  SCIC (type II), COMM (type II), GROW (type II), and EACEA (type II), as specified in
  Annex I9 of the internal rules applicable to the respective CERV budget lines.
  5 Article 2(49) of the Financial Regulation.
  6 Article 2(33) and 180(2) of the Financial Regulation.
  7 Article 2(48) and 206(1) of the Financial Regulation.
  8 The European Commission employs various co-delegation models to manage the implementation of its budget, as
  outlined in the EU Financial Regulation. These models define how responsibilities for budget execution are shared among
  different Commission services and external entities. While the Financial Regulation does not explicitly categorize co-
  delegations into types I, II, and III, these terms are commonly used within the Commission to describe different arrangements
  9 C_2025_1190_F1_ANNEX_EN_V2_P1_3942208 (1).PDF
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  The Commission delegates power10 to implement actions in the citizens’ engagement and
  participation strand and the Union values strand to the European Education and Culture
  Executive Agency (EACEA)11. In addition, EUR 1 000 000 from the Equality, rights and
  gender equality strand will be co-delegated to EACEA for the call for proposals to promote
  children’s rights and enhance children’s engagement and participation. EUR 6 800 000 will
  be co-delegated to EACEA from the same strand for the call for proposals to fight
  antisemitism and anti-Muslim hatred/racism.
  EU Member States and non-EU countries with which the EU has concluded an agreement12
  participate in the CERV programme. However, as indicated in the CERV Regulation, the
  European Parliament and the Council (the co-legislators) explicitly excluded the participation
  of non-EU countries in the Union values strand of the CERV programme. The non-EU
  countries that have concluded an agreement with the EU to participate in the programme are
  listed in each call for proposals13.
  Activities implemented under this work programme must ensure consistency,
  complementarity and synergies with activities supported by other EU instruments.
  3. GRANTS
  The indicative global budgetary envelope reserved for grants under this work programme is
  EUR 235 200 000 in 2026 and EUR 251 400 000 in 2027.
  SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE 2026 (EUR) 2027 (EUR)
  Protect and promote Union values 116 275 000 145 275 000
  Promote equality and rights 28 500 000 27 700 000
  Promote citizens’ engagement and participation in the
  democratic life of the Union 59 425 000 49 425 000
  Daphne 31 000 000 29 000 000
  TOTAL 235 200 000 251 400 000
  3.1. Call for proposals for civil society organisations active in protecting and promoting
  Union values: call to intermediaries (financial support to third parties)
  LEGAL BASIS
  Article 3 of Regulation (EU) 2021/692
  BUDGET LINE
  10 Article 69 of the Financial Regulation.
  11 Implementation by EACEA is subject to the applicability of the establishment and delegation acts entrusting the
  agency with management of the programme and will only become effective subject to and from the moment of adoption of
  the programme’s basic act.
  12 List of non-EU participating countries: list-3rd-country-participation_cerv_en.pdf
  13 Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values programme on the ‘Funding & tender opportunities’ portal:
  https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/screen/programmes/cerv
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  Budget line 07 06 04: Protect and promote Union values
  OBJECTIVES
  Protect, promote and raise awareness of Union values and fundamental rights by
  providing financial support to civil society organisations that are active at local, regional,
  national and transnational level. These organisations play a key role in promoting and
  cultivating those values and rights, thereby strengthening the protection and promotion of
  Union values and contributing to building a more democratic Union, democratic dialogue,
  transparency and good governance.
  The overall aim of this call for proposals is to protect, promote and raise awareness of the
  fundamental rights enshrined in the Charter and the Union values enshrined in the Treaty by
  supporting local, regional and/or national civil society organisations. The EU funding should
  help to support, empower and build the capacity of independent civil society organisations
  active in the promotion of these values and rights and help promote, safeguard and raise
  awareness of Charter rights and Union values at local, regional, national and transnational
  level. This call should provide support to small, local civil society organisations and human
  rights defenders that are increasingly exposed to threats, including digital ones, attacks, and
  the effects of shrinking civic space, which undermine their ability to protect and promote
  fundamental rights and Union values on the ground.
  TYPE OF APPLICANTS TARGETED
  Civil society organisations (CSOs) active in promoting and protecting the rule of law,
  fundamental rights and democracy.
  A limited number of intermediaries in the Member States will be selected and supported
  under this call. The selected intermediaries should be capable of building the capacity of and
  providing support and assistance, including financial support, to a large number of CSOs
  active at local, regional and national level in the fields covered by the CERV programme.
  POLICY PRIORITIES
  2026
  Civil society has a key role to play in upholding the common values on which the EU is
  founded: the rule of law, fundamental rights and democracy. In particular, CSOs act as
  watchdogs to monitor the upholding of democratic values in the EU and contribute to
  checks and balances, together with independent courts and media.
  Many CSOs face growing difficulties in securing the necessary funding to develop and
  carry out their activities independently and effectively14. These challenges are also
  recognised by the European Parliament, which voiced its concerns in the 2022 report on
  ‘Shrinking space for civil society in Europe’15, by several international organisations and
  by CSOs themselves. Some of the challenges faced by CSOs have been further
  exacerbated by national measures taken in this context. Recent developments have shown
  14 See annual reports on the application of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the EU of 2022 and 2024.
  15 https://www.europarl.europa.eu/RegData/etudes/ATAG/2022/729269/EPRS_ATA(2022)729269_EN.pdf.
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  that respect for EU values, including rule of law, democracy and fundamental rights,
  cannot be taken for granted.
  The CERV programme contributes to the EU’s efforts to uphold the rule of law, strengthen
  judicial independence and protect fundamental rights and democracy. T
  
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  Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland Rong Zwemmer
  Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland Roshni Ramautar
  De Kiesmannen Dylan Ahern
  European Center for Not-for-Profit Law Stichting Esther Meester
  Fontys Hogescholen Bas Ouwehand
  Gemeente Rotterdam René Keijzer
  Gemeente Utrecht Hans Sakkers
  Learning Hub Friesland Frank Hiddink
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  Koninkrijksrelatie
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  Oxfam Novib Martina Roth
  Penal Reform International Raoul Nolen
  Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland Rong Zwemmer
  Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland Roshni Ramautar
  Silatha B.V. Veroniek Vermeulen
  Stichting Art 1 Chris Belloni
  Stichting Autres Directions Tijl Akkerman
  Stichting Free Press Unlimited Camila Ferro
  Stichting International Network Against Cyber Hate Adinde Schoorl
  Stichting Justice for Prosperity Foundation Lou Errens
  Stichting Liberation Route Europe Wout van Aalst
  Stichting MasterPeace Raghda El Halawany
  Stichting Nederlands Helsinki Comité Aïcha Chaghouani
  Stichting Nidos Fleur van der Heyden
  Stichting Nidos Marika Zervos
  Stichting Nidos Marjolein Groen
  Stichting Nidos Jannemiek Evelo
  Stichting Save the Children Nederland Loes van Huigten
  Stichting WOMEN Inc. Iliriana Banjska
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  CERV is het Europese programma voor burgers, gelijkheid, rechten en waarden. Het programma biedt financiering aan projecten van maatschappelijke organisaties en overheden gericht op het bevorderen van Europese rechten en waarden.
  Doel
  Het CERV-programma heeft als doel de rechten en waarden van de Europese Unie, zoals vastgelegd in de EU-Verdragen en het Handvest van de grondrechten, te beschermen en te bevorderen.
  Voor wie?
  CERV financiert projecten van:
  maatschappelijke organisaties;
  kennisinstellingen; en
  (lokale) overheden.
  De projecten die CERV financiert moeten bijdragen aan de instandhouding en verdere ontwikkeling van samenlevingen die open, op rechten gebaseerd, democratisch, gelijk en inclusief zijn.
  Activiteiten
  CERV financiert zowel lopende als nieuw op te starten activiteiten. En zowel nationale als internationale projecten. De activiteiten die het programma ondersteunt moeten zich richten op het promoten van (één van) onderstaande thema's:
  Europese waarden: het beschermen, promoten en het vergroten van het bewustzijn over rechten door financiële steun te verlenen aan maatschappelijke organisaties.
  Gelijkheid, rechten en gendergelijkheid:
  het promoten van gendergelijkheid en gendermainstreaming;
  non-discriminatie van onder andere LHBTI-personen;
  de rechten van het kind;
  rechten van personen met een handicap;
  burgerschapsrechten van de EU; en
  bescherming van persoonsgegevens.
  Burgerparticipatie:
  het bevorderen van de participatie van burgers in het democratische en burgerleven van de EU;
  het bevorderen van uitwisselingen tussen burgers van verschillende landen (twinning van steden en netwerken van steden);
  de bewustmaking van de gemeenschappelijke geschiedenis, cultuur, cultureel erfgoed en waarden.
  Ondersteuning van slachtoffers van geweld (Daphne): de ondersteuning en bescherming van alle directe en indirecte slachtoffers van geweld, waaronder slachtoffers van geweld tegen vrouwen en kinderen, huiselijk geweld, en geweld tegen andere risicogroepen.
  Voorbeelden van door CERV ondersteunde activiteiten zijn:
  bewustmakingscampagnes
  dialogen en conferenties
  educatieve en culturele activiteiten
  trainingen van stakeholders
  het delen van best practices
  het uitvoeren van onderzoeksactiviteiten
  het faciliteren van vriendschapsbanden tussen Europese gemeenten
  Stappenplan aanvragen CERV
  Lees hieronder welke stappen u doorloopt als u een aanvraag wilt indienen.
  Oriëntatiefase
  Bekijk in het Funding & Tenders portal welke calls geopend zijn of binnenkort openen.
  Bekijk welk onderwerp (call) het beste aansluit bij uw idee.
  Ga na of u voldoet aan de toelatingsvoorwaarden.
  Bekijk het beoogde budget.
  Ontwikkelfase
  Ontwikkel uw project op basis van de call-prioriteiten.
  Bouw een consortium met relevante expertise en ervaring. Op zoek naar partners? Bekijk de CERV Project Partner Search.
  Bespreek uw projectidee met de CERV-adviseurs van RVO via cerv@rvo.nl.
  Schrijffase
  Download de juiste templates via het Funding & Tenders portal.
  Ga na of er extra documenten nodig zijn.
  Schrijftips:
  Wees overtuigend in lijn met de call-prioriteiten.
  Omschrijf in detail uw doelgroep en hun behoeften.
  Beloof realistische projectdoelen.
  Creëer een sterke samenhang in uw projectvoorstel.
  Indienen
  Dien uw voorstel binnen de deadline van de call in via het Funding & Tenders portal.
  Zorg voor een complete indiening.
  Beslissing Europese Commissie (EC)
  Binnen 6 maanden na de deadline van de call ontvangt u een beslissing van de EC.
  Contractfase
  Heeft u een positief besluit ontvangen? Dan tekent u een Grant Agreement met de Europese Commissie. U kunt via onderstaande links de Model Grant Agreements ter inzage downloaden:
  Model Grant Agreement Lump Sum (pdf): hierbij is er een focus op prestatie van het project. De financiering is vastgesteld en vindt plaats op basis van complete activiteiten.
  Model Grant Agreement Action Grant (pdf): deze overeenkomst is gebaseerd op activiteiten die helpen bij het behalen van een beleidsdoelstelling van de EU. De financiering is gebaseerd op een gemengde subsidie voor werkelijke kosten.
  In de call vindt u informatie over welke financiering er zal worden toegekend.
  Projectuitvoering
  U voert het project uit binnen een tijdsbestek van 1 tot 2 jaar.
  Budget
  Het totale budget voor CERV is € 1,5 miljard voor de periode 2021-2027. Het budget per call is verschillend en vindt u terug in de oproepteksten (calls).
  Oproepen (calls)
  Per jaar zijn er meerdere calls. De calls zijn verspreid over het jaar geopend. Bekijk de geplande calls voor 2026-2027 in het onderstaande werkprogramma.
  CERV Werkprogramma 2026-2027
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  Via het Funding & Tenders portal van de Europese Commissie vindt u welke calls op dit moment open zijn of binnenkort openen. Hier vindt u ook alle relevante informatie over de oproepen en dient u een voorstel in.
  Vragen?
  Onze adviseurs van het CERV National Contact Point bij RVO kennen de regels en wensen van de Europese Commissie of zoeken het voor u uit. Zo verhoogt u de kans op een succesvolle deelname aan het programma. Uw adviseur kan meedenken over de inhoud van uw project, adviseert over de haalbaarheid ervan en weet binnen welke call uw project het beste past.
  Heeft u vragen over CERV? Mail dan naar onze CERV-adviseurs via cerv@rvo.nl.
  CERV-hulpmiddelen
  Op zoek naar partners voor uw projectidee? Via de CERV Project Partner Search kunt u uw projectideeën of interesses met het oog op de komende calls delen, zodat andere (potentiële) deelnemers en partners binnen de EU u kunnen vinden. Ook kunt u in de database zoeken naar potentiële partners.
  Op zoek naar inspiratie? Via het Funding & Tenders portal vindt u een overzicht van projecten die eerder door CERV zijn gefinancierd.
  CERV-klankbordgroep
  Bent u actief binnen het CERV-programma en wilt u meedenken over invulling van verschillende onderdelen binnen het programma? Dat is mogelijk via de CERV-klankbordgroep.
  Het CERV-programma heeft een Programma Comité. In dit comité zitten vertegenwoordigers van de EU-lidstaten en geassocieerde landen. Dit zijn meestal beleidsmedewerkers van de betrokken ministeries. Programma Comité-leden en National Contact Points staan via de klankbordgroep in contact met de Nederlandse programmadeelnemers. Het doel van de klankbordgroep is het informeren en raadplegen van de deelnemers en het verzamelen van input vanuit het veld. Bijvoorbeeld door het bespreken van de inhoud van komende oproepen, de resultaten van gesloten oproepen en de wensen voor CERV. De klankbordgroep komt 1 keer per jaar bij elkaar. Het CERV National Contact Point van Team IRIS voert het secretariaat en is voorzitter voor de Nederlandse klankbordgroep. In onderstaand bestand vindt u de huidige organisatie en leden.
  CERV Klankbordgroep
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  Heeft u vragen over de klankbordgroep of wilt u zich hiervoor aanmelden? Mail dan naar onze CERV-adviseurs via teamiris@rvo.nl.
  Meer weten?
  Lees meer over CERV op de site van de Europese Commissie (EC).
  Lees de veel gestelde vragen over het CERV-programma via het Funding & Tenders Portal.
  Blijf op de hoogte
  Wilt u op de hoogte blijven van de ontwikkelingen binnen CERV? Meld u zich dan aan voor de nieuwsbrief CERV. Wij berichten u bijvoorbeeld over: nieuws en updates, evenementen, workshops en trainingen en belangrijke veranderingen binnen specifieke (werk)programma's.
  Wilt u op de hoogte blijven van andere Europese programma’s? Meld u zich dan via het interesseformulier.
  In opdracht van:
  Hoort bij:
  Gezondheid, zorg en welzijn
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  Innovatie, onderzoek en onderwijs
  Zie ook
  Maatschappelijk Verantwoord Ondernemen (MVO)
  Sectorale Samenwerking Internationaal MVO
  Subsidie Verantwoord Ondernemen MKB (SVOM)