With its "Minority Rights in Practice in SEE" project (2004-2008), the King Baudouin Foundation is supporting initiatives in South Eastern Europe that foster policy change at local, national and international levels, in order to overcome discrimination and advocate for the effective participation of ethnic minorities.

It supports advocacy and policy initiatives at both regional and European level (e.g. public awareness campaigns, conferences, policy events and cross-border projects) with small grants. Such projects are part of a permanent open call. Initial contact to request support may be made by letter; applicants whose projects are short-listed then receive a detailed application form to complete.

Further information about the guidelines is available on this webpage.