EEA and Norway Grants
These pages provide information on Norway's contribution to reducing social and economic disparities within the European Economic Area (EEA).
About the Grants
The EEA and Norway Grants represent the contribution of Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway to reducing economic and social disparities and strengthening bilateral relations with 15 EU countries, primarily in Eastern and Central Europe. Norway provides over 95% of the funding.
EEA and Norway Grants 2014-2021
The Government and the EU signed the agreements on Norway's new contributions to the least prosperous countries in the EEA in May 2016. The Ministry has launched a separate web page on the new financial contributions.
Get involved
Strengthening bilateral relations is a main objective of the Grants. Read more about how your organisation can benefit and get involved.
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What's new
Agreement reached on EEA and Norway Grants for Hungary
New EEA and Norway Grants agreements worth 214.6 million euro signed with Hungary today. Hungary is the third biggest recipient of EEA and Norway Grants.
Management and control of the EEA and Norway Grants
A number of control measures have been established to ensure that the EEA and Norway Grants are not being misused. The control systems prevent corruption and ensures that we achieve the agreed results.
Latest news
- No agreement reached on EEA and Norway Grants funding for Hungary Press release 23/07/2021
- EEA and Norway Grants: Additional allocation of NOK 64 million for Polish civil society Press release 09/07/2021
- Start-up of negotiations on a new funding period for the EEA and Norway Grants Press release 11/06/2021
- The EEA and Norway Grants deliver results Press release 11/06/2021
- Award-winning campaign combats social dumping News story 05/05/2021
- Agreement reached on EEA and Norway Grants for Hungary Press release 21/12/2020
- Norway to reconsider judicial cooperation with Poland under the EEA and Norway Grants News story 27/02/2020
- European cooperation on combating work-related crime financed by the EEA and Norway Grants News story 02/04/2019
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Contact
Section for Central Europe and the EEA Norway Grants
E-mail: seef@mfa.no
Phone: +47 23 05 05 57
Address: Postboks 8114 Dep., 0032 Oslo
Visitor address: 7. juniplassen 1 / Victoria Terrasse 7,