ISAR Yednannia grant competition for CSOs: up to UAH 1,000,000 for regional collaboration platforms. Applications open until 31 August 2026. Funding and benefits: ISAR Yednannia Civil Society Collaboration Platforms Grant 2026: Up to UAH 1,000,000 Up to UAH 1,000,000 – that is the maximum grant available to Ukrainian civil society organisations (CSOs) building regional and inter-regional collaboration platforms in 2026. The “Civil Society Collaboration Platforms” competition, administered by ISAR Yednannia through the Askold and Dir Fund, supports initiatives that go beyond single events and create lasting partnerships between CSOs, authorities, businesses and communities. Maximum amount Find more grants for your organisation on GetGrant GetGrant updates its database of competitions daily – with AI-powered matching by sector, region and funding size. The fund provides grants for organisational development, advocacy, research and media campaigns, and offers educational programmes, trainings and networking opportunities through the Civil Society Hub platform (home.ednannia.ua). The “Collaboration Platforms” competition is one of the flagship competitions in the fund’s portfolio, focused on the regional and inter-regional level. Civil Society Collaboration Platforms – Grant Competition Maximum amount: Eligibility and filters: This article is a detailed profile of the competition: who can apply, what is funded and on what terms, how the three priorities work, and how to submit a proposal. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis until 31 August 2026. All information verified as of April 2026. Eligible applicants The competition’s portfolio is structured around three priorities. Applicants select the one that best matches their initiative. Who can apply: eligibility conditions An important detail: the fund is looking for experienced and capable applicants. This competition focuses not on early-stage organisations, but on CSOs with a track record in the relevant field and the capacity to administer a project of up to UAH 1,000,000. Experience of effective cooperation with authorities and established partnerships with other CSOs will significantly strengthen an application. Questions? ISAR Yednannia operates a free helpline for grant enquiries: 0 800 50 77 45 (Ukraine only). A video guide on how to submit an application is also available on ISAR Yednannia’s YouTube channel – recommended for first-time applicants. Application: This article is a detailed profile of the competition: who can apply, what is funded and on what terms, how the three priorities work, and how to submit a proposal. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis until 31 August 2026. All information verified as of April 2026. Deadline Deadline: 31 August 2026 (applications reviewed on an ongoing basis) How to apply: Rolling basis means there is no single deadline wave to wait for – the selection committee meets regularly to review incoming proposals. Submitting early increases your chances of being considered in the nearest review cycle. For guidance on choosing the right competition: “How to choose a grant: 10 criteria and a checklist →” Applications are open to organisations registered under one of the following Ukrainian laws: “On Public Associations”, “On Charitable Activities and Charitable Organisations”, or “On Associations of Local Self-Governance Bodies”. An important detail: the fund is looking for experienced and capable applicants. This competition focuses not on early-stage organisations, but on CSOs with a track record in the relevant field and the capacity to administer a project of up to UAH 1,000,000. Experience of effective cooperation with authorities and established partnerships with other CSOs will significantly strengthen an application. Past editions and people: no authoritative public roster was found in the retrieved source.