The Dacia Foundation for Romania has launched a €1 million grant program, offering NGOs funds of up to €30,000 for projects in education, labor market and culture
Sanziana Georgescu
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The Dacia Foundation for Romania (FDpR) has been officially launched and announced a grant program with a total budget of €1 million. Non-governmental organizations will be able to apply for funds of up to €30,000 to develop projects that focus on three key areas: access to education, integration into the labour market and promotion of culture. This initiative aims to support communities and stimulate social development in Romania.
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