Microproject Funding by Resonance Floor / House of Resources Magdeburg
Micro-project funding to promote integration in the fields of education and culture in Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt with ongoing application submission throughout the calendar year.
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Grant criteria
Funding objective
Support for associations, initiatives, and volunteer actors in measures to promote integration in the fields of education and culture, such as rent subsidies, speaker fees, material resources, digital and analog offerings, educational work, as well as activities with refugees and measures against discrimination.
Eligible expenses
- Rental subsidies
- Provision of premises
- Speaker fees
- Material resources
- Costs for digital and analog offerings
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Eligible to apply
- Interest Groups and Other Associations
- Non-profit Organizations
Funding requirements
- Participation in an application consultation
- Own funds share of at least 10% of the total costs
- No complementary funding from BAMF funds
Documents required for application
- Microproject application form
- Project description
- Financial plan
Description
The microproject funding from Resonanzboden/House of Resources Magdeburg is aimed at non-profit associations, initiatives, and volunteers in Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt who are committed to educational and cultural offerings that promote integration. The goal is to support measures such as rent and room usage costs, speaker fees, material resources, as well as digital and analog event formats. Projects in educational work, activities with refugees, and initiatives against discrimination are also funded. The bureaucratic effort is deliberately kept low to enable practical implementation of demand-oriented projects.
Eligible for funding are people with a migration background, migrant self-organizations, and those engaged in integration work. A minimum own contribution of 10% of the total costs and participation in an application consultation are prerequisites; funds from the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees are excluded. Funding is provided as a grant with a funding rate of up to 90% and a maximum amount of €3,000. Ongoing applications are possible until December 31, 2025, with submissions required at least four weeks before the project start. The application requires a completed application form, a project description, and a financing plan.