AMIF 21-27: Training of Staff and Relevant Stakeholders
Funding of training projects for employees and relevant interpreters of the asylum administration in Vienna to accelerate legal certainty and ensure humane procedural handling. Ongoing until 31.12.2029.
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Grant criteria
Funding objective
Projects for training employees in asylum administration to accelerate the establishment of legal certainty and ensure a high-quality and humane processing of procedures in accordance with national and EU legal requirements.
Eligible expenses
- Personnel expenses
- Material costs
- Travel expenses
Non-eligible expenses
- Value-added tax
- Bonus payments
- Reserves and provisions
Eligible to apply
- Public Institutions
- Non-profit Organizations
- Companies
Funding requirements
- Complete and timely submission
- Belonging to the target group of employees of the asylum administration
- Minimum funding amount €100,000
- Maximum 75% co-financing share
- Applicants are legal entities under private and public law, international organizations, and cooperation partnerships
Documents required for application
- Project description
- Financing plan
- Time and performance records
- Certificates of no objection
- Lease agreement
Evaluation criteria
- Quality content of the training
- Relevance for the target group
- Compliance with funding requirements
Description
AMIF 21-27: Training of Employees and Relevant Stakeholders specifically promotes training and further education projects in Vienna for employees of the asylum administration as well as interpreters actively involved in this field. This measure focuses on accelerating the establishment of legal certainty and ensuring a high-quality, humane procedural handling in accordance with national and EU regulations. Innovative training concepts aimed at current legal frameworks, procedural workflows, and human rights standards are supported. Participants benefit not only from professional expertise but also from practice-oriented learning formats that address the increasing demands in the asylum sector.
Funding is provided as a lump-sum grant with a funding rate of up to 75 percent of eligible total costs, no later than December 31, 2029. Applicants from the public sector, non-profit organizations, or the private sector may submit project volumes starting from 100,000 euros. Co-financing shares must be provided in the form of own funds or additional funding contributions. Recognized expense categories include, among others, personnel, material, and travel costs; value-added tax, bonus payments, and reserves are not eligible for funding. Application documents such as the project description, financing plan, time and performance records, certificates of clearance, as well as the lease agreement for utilized premises form the basis for formal submission. Ongoing deadlines until the end of 2029 offer maximum flexibility; timely and complete application submission guarantees participation in the selection process, which is based on criteria of quality, relevance, and funding eligibility.