Our Calls for Projects
The context
Through its Call for Micro-Initiatives (CMI) and its Call for Projects in the Mediterranean Islands (CPMI), BeMed provides financial support to stakeholders in the field over a period of one to two years.
These projects can be of various types: from reduction of the use, to data collection, awareness-raising, waste management, recycling, advocacy and the search for alternatives to plastic. They are part of a unique local context, which the project leader is familiar with.
• Up to €10,000 (maximum 70% financing by BeMed).
• From 12 to 18 months.
• 10 to 15 projects each year.
• Annual call open from October to January.
• Up to €100,000 (maximum 70% of financing by BeMed).
• Up to 24 months maximum.
• Up to 5 projects per edition.
• One-off call (two editions in 2020 and 2024).
How to apply ?
STEP 01
UNDERSTAND
Download the call rules and carefully examine all the eligibility criteria.
STEP 02
DEFINE AND CREATE
Download the application form. Study and analyse the context of your project, then build it.
STEP 03
APPLY
Send your completed application by e-mail before the deadline. The BeMed team will ask you questions if necessary.
STEP 04
RESULTS
BeMed announces the projects selected from the call for projects a few months after the closing of the call.
You are interested ?
Apply
If you need help filling in the application form application form, you can find help here.
Frequently asked questions
Is it possible to apply if you already have received financial support from BeMed’s call for micro-initiative ?
It is perfectly possible to take part in the call for micro-initiatives a second time once the previous project has been completed. However, only projects whose final reports have been received and analysed can be selected a second time.
Is an organisation composed of associations or local authorities organising festivals committed to reducing waste eligible for this call for projects ?
We are not financing a festival, even one focusing on the reduction of single-use plastic. On the other hand, what could fall within the scope of eligibility for a BeMed initiative is a project supporting the festival’s transition to zero plastic and changing practices over the long term.
Is an NGO with one or more partners eligible ?
Partnerships are entirely possible, whether financial, technical or operational. In this case, a partnership letter will be requested from each partner.
Is it possible to have projects on chemical pollution and not just plastic pollution ?
Since the aim of our association is to tackle plastic pollution in the Mediterranean, we only support projects working in this area.
