Eastern Africa

This Call for Proposals seeks to select more than 16 heritage organisations to lead ‘Narrative Clusters’, collaborating with interdisciplinary groups of artists/creatives to develop innovative stories that increase the visibility and contemporary relevance of their heritage.

After a successful first iteration in 2024, Création Africa South Africa, Lesotho and Malawi is back to support and scale up cultural entrepreneurs in South Africa, Lesotho and Malawi.

Danish Cultural Institute (DCI) is looking for an experienced project coordinator with a solid understanding of international development aid and management of international projects.

As part of their work to promote culture, the OEI and DGARTES have joined forces to launch this new programme of scholarships for artistic exchange and improvement in the geographical areas of Ibero-America and the CPLP, with the aim of promoting and enhancing artistic exchange, without forgetting the importance of supporting internationalisation.

MASS (Model of Architecture Serving Society) Design Group’s African Design Center (ADC) Fellowship is a twelve-month hands-on residency programme in Kigali, Rwanda, for nationals of an African country. This programme is designed to foster and incubate future African architects and designers by imparting essential tools, mentorship, and resources.

As part of the regional ICC development project in Indianocean, the IOC is launching the fourth round of allocation of ‘AléVini, regional mobility support fund’.

ITI Germany, in cooperation with Nafasi Art Space Tanzania, is looking for African and European artists, cultural producers from organisations or groups from different artistic disciplines.

The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) and the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin is calling for applications from museum professionals from African and European countries for TheMuseumsLab 2025 programme, a platform for joint learning, perspective exchange, networking and career building among African and European professionals.

As part of the regional ICC development project in Indian Ocean, the IOC is launching the third round of allocation of ‘AléVini, regional mobility support fund’. The project, financed by the French Development Agency (AFD), aims to strengthen regional collaboration and contribute to local economic development linked to the structuring of cultural actors and their ecosystem.

To promote the development of cultural and creative industries, the Indian Ocean Commission (IOC) is calling for applications for cultural events from organisations based in Union of the Comoros, Madagascar, Mauritius, Seychelles and Mozambique. The grant aims to support inter-island exchanges and collaborations but also to promote access to regional markets, while strengthening the ICC value chain. Priority will be given to projects that have an impact on equality by promoting the full participation and inclusion of women.

The AléVini Regional Mobility Assistance Fund aims to support inter-island exchanges and collaborations but also to promote access to regional markets, while strengthening the ICC value chain.