Applications must be submitted telematically via the virtual procedures office. The application form and documents for supporting economic information can be found here.

Geographical priorities and themes

Priority will be given to projects in cities in the Mediterranean and the Middle East, such as Amman, Saïda, Tetuan and Tunis, as well as Palestine populations in the West Bank or the Gaza Strip, refugee camps for Sahrawis in Tindouf and Kurdish territories in Iraq and Syria. Other priority areas include sub-Saharan African cities such as Maputo and Dakar, and others in Latin America and the Caribbean, such as Havana and the Colombian cities involved in the peace process.

In terms of priority area, this year’s call adds specific priority fields for all projects: food sovereignty, energy sovereignty and digital sovereignty.

Budget allocation

The budget for the new call is made up of:

• 3.17 million euros for cooperation projects for global justice
• 1.8 million euros for cooperation projects for global justice in specific cities
• 2.1 million euros for education and global justice projects

Out of the overall total, 5.07 million will be used for annual projects and the first year of biennial projects. The other 2 million will come from the 2022 budget and be used the cover the second part of biennial projects.

Master plan 2018-2021

This is the third year of subsidies within the framework of the Master Plan on Cooperation for Global Justice 2018-2021. The call is in line with the goals, challenges and geographical priorities of the plan, which is based around economic, environmental and gender justice and people’s right to refuge, movement and migration.