NATO is calling for partners across civil society in 2025!<\/p>\n
Do you have a project echoing NATO\u2019s mission and directly contributing to societal resilience?<\/p>\n
The NATO Public Diplomacy Division (PDD) is looking for impactful proposals from civil society organisations, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), universities, think tanks, youth organisations, media organisations and research bodies from NATO member and partner countries.<\/p>\n
NATO encourages strong civil society involvement in public debate around security and defence issues, and individual and collective efforts to make an impact. In doing so, NATO seeks to promote understanding, trust in and support for the Alliance\u2019s roles and mission: preserving peace and preventing conflict.<\/p>\n
If your project contributes to these missions in an original way, we are eager to hear from you.<\/p>\n
Next year, we will support projects along the 5 following priorities:<\/p>\n
We will consider a variety of projects in the following fields:<\/p>\n
For more specific guidance on project content, read the\u00a0content guidelines<\/a>\u00a0(PDF)<\/small>.<\/p>\n Please be aware:<\/strong><\/p>\n In addition, NATO will consider supporting major conferences and other public-facing projects relevant to Euro-Atlantic security, in particular linked to NATO\u2019s task to ensure credible deterrence and defence, NATO\u2019s support to Ukraine and the strengthening of Alliance partnerships. These applications can be submitted in the course of 2025 and will be assessed on a rolling basis. Like all other projects, they will need to be completed in 2025. Continue to follow this page for further information and submission details.<\/p>\n\n
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\n Decisions on whether to support a project, as well as the level of sponsorship awarded, are made at the discretion of NATO authorities.<\/p>\n