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Grants for Cultural Cooperation Projects in Rural Areas (Spain)

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Deadline: 09-Jun-2026

The Ministry of Culture (Spain) is offering €708,363 in grants to support cultural cooperation projects in rural areas across Spain. The programme funds collaborative initiatives involving companies, nonprofits, and cultural professionals working across at least three autonomous communities to strengthen rural cultural ecosystems, innovation, and access to culture.

Programme Overview

The grant programme promotes cultural cooperation and innovation in rural Spain by encouraging collaboration between cultural actors across regions.

Key objectives include:

The programme is implemented by the Ministry of Culture (Spain).

What the Programme Supports

Funded activities include:

Rural Area Definition

Projects must be implemented in rural municipalities defined as:

Organisations outside rural areas may apply if activities are implemented in eligible rural locations.

Collaboration Requirements

Projects must involve collaboration between at least:

Eligible participants include:

Funding Details

Applicants must co-finance at least 20% of project costs.

Eligible Applicants

Eligible entities include:

Applicants must operate within the cultural sector and demonstrate collaborative capacity.

Programme Objectives

The initiative aims to:

How to Apply

Applicants should:

  1. Form a consortium with partners from at least three autonomous communities
  2. Design a rural-focused cultural cooperation project
  3. Ensure activities take place in eligible rural municipalities
  4. Prepare a detailed budget covering at least 20% co-financing
  5. Submit the application through official cultural funding channels

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Who is funding the programme?

The Ministry of Culture (Spain).

What is the total funding available?

€708,363 across multiple rural cultural cooperation projects.

What is the maximum grant per project?

Up to €120,000, covering a maximum of 80% of project costs.

Who can apply?

Cultural companies, nonprofits, and self-employed cultural professionals in Spain.

What is required for collaboration?

At least three autonomous communities must be represented in each project.

Where must activities take place?

In eligible rural municipalities in Spain.

Conclusion

The rural cultural cooperation programme by the Ministry of Culture (Spain) supports collaborative, multi-regional cultural initiatives that strengthen access to culture and innovation in rural Spain. By requiring cross-community partnerships and focusing on rural impact, the programme aims to build a more inclusive and interconnected cultural ecosystem.

For more information, visit Ministry of Culture.

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