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Social Power - Convocatoria 2

Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values · Cascade funding

CERV-2024-CITIZENS-VALUES

Summary

Not an R&D call a Polish company can use, by Scindu's rule.

Funds eligible Spanish nonprofit associations, foundations and cooperatives advancing fundamental rights, social protection, housing, employment rights and gender justice in Spain.

Who can apply
Companies cannot apply: NGO, other.
Amount
€1,036,667Indicative budget
Deadline
02 Nov 2026 18:00 CETin 9 days
Status
Openopened 1 Sept 2026
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Machine-classified from the call text; check eligibility at the source.

Description

The portal gives no description for this call.

Who can apply, in detail
Applicant types
NGO, Other
Purpose
Health and social
R&D relevance
0 of 3
Poland eligible
No
Country limit
Spain; applicants must be registered Spanish nonprofit organisations and activities must take place in Spain.
Region
Any
Consortium
Unclear
Readiness level (TRL)
—
Topics
  • Fundamental rights
  • Civic participation
  • Employment rights
  • Social protection and housing
  • Gender justice

Machine-classified from the call text; check eligibility at the source. 23 Oct 2026

Conditions13

Typed facts extracted from the source documents by Scindu's grant-data review. Each value keeps its own conditions. Unknown means unstated, not zero or unlimited.

Applicant restriction
For one elected closed financial year among the three most recent, annual income must not exceed EUR 200,000 and net worth must not exceed EUR 400,000; both are assessed on the same year. Fund assignment uses the applicant’s own income under its NIF, not income of differently identified federations/networks. Income band determines which project-grant tier applies.

Fund 1 income ≤ EUR 60,000; Fund 2 EUR 60,001–130,000; Fund 3 EUR 130,001–200,000. A ±5% flexibility applies to discrepancies between declared and supported income at fund thresholds; larger differences can make an application ineligible. Extraordinary/non-recurring income is excluded from the calculation.

Applicant restriction
Organizations previously funded in earlier Social Power calls cannot apply, except organizations funded by the Tejiendo Derechos project.
Applicant type
Eligible applicants are formally registered Spanish associations, foundations, and non-profit cooperatives active in Spain; they must be non-profit, non-partisan and not affiliated with religious confessions, and their work must protect and promote EU fundamental rights and values. Additional requirements include gender-justice promotion, at least one year of relevant rights activity in Spain at publication, tax/social-security compliance, and the financial thresholds below.

The call also excludes commercial entities, trade/professional representation bodies, registered unions, political parties, professional associations, business associations and sports federations; see the call-specific restrictions.

Application restriction
The online application form is available only in Spanish, but proposals may be written in any co-official language of Spain. Application is online through the organization account; other submission channels are not accepted.

The application questionnaire assigns an organization to one fund; only that fund’s amount band may be requested.

Eligible project scope
Fundable activities must take place in Spain. Examples include rights advocacy/civic participation; free direct advice to target groups; EU-rights/value awareness; research, policy analysis or monitoring to influence public policy; implementation of adopted laws/rules; psychosocial support and collective care; transformative gender justice; and civic dialogue/platforms and coalitions. Strategic-litigation training/exchange can be included, but litigation or any administrative/judicial proceeding is expressly excluded.

Project must align with one selected rights agenda; no direct revenue from funded activities.

Eligible project scope
Projects must advance fundamental rights and EU values under one selected rights agenda: decent employment in a fair productive system; social protection and housing; or gender justice and diversity. Secondary links to other agendas are allowed, but the application selects and is evaluated against one primary agenda.
Other condition
Evaluation has three criteria: Relevance (40 points; minimum 25), Quality and coherence (40, including at least 3 points on the budget subcriterion), and Impact (20); minimum overall score is 70/100. Final ranking is by score within each rights agenda and fund band, while balancing the three agendas; the organizer may leave funds unawarded.

The same page specifies minimum 25 points for Relevance and minimum 3 in the budget subcriterion; passing thresholds does not guarantee selection.

Other condition
The call has three applicant-income-linked grant bands: Fund 1 is approximately 35–37 projects at EUR 7,000–15,000; Fund 2 approximately 15–17 projects at EUR 15,001–30,000; Fund 3 approximately 1–2 projects at EUR 30,001–60,000. Project count is adjustable by Oxfam Intermón; each organization is assigned only one fund based on qualifying income.

Ranges are separate tiers, not one universal project minimum/maximum. The counts are approximate and may change.

Other condition
The grant finances 100% of the amount approved for funding, and the project budget must not include co-financing from other donors. This does not assert that 100% of all proposed project costs are funded.
Other condition
Each organization may submit only one project, and only one project per organization will be funded.
Other condition
Applications are due 2 November 2026 at 17:00 Spanish mainland time; the submission form closes and late or email submissions are not accepted.

The organizer’s official live page also described the second call as open to 2 November; no independent portal status capture was saved.

Project duration, maximum
10

Projects must fit the period 1 March–31 December 2027.

Project duration, minimum
7

Projects must fit the period 1 March–31 December 2027.

Amounts and costs4
Indicative budget
€1,036,667

Topic budget as stated in the portal's budget table. Lump-sum and per-project limits are in the call conditions.

Call allocation
€1,036,667

Total call pool is EUR 1,036,666.67. The three separate fund bands allocate grant ranges/counts; organizer may modify project counts based on applications and requested amounts.

Eligible cost
Eligible expenditure includes hired staff payroll (employee/employer Social Security and IRPF), activity rental, necessary travel/accommodation/subsistence within the EU, consumables, justified purchase or rental of equipment, external services (with applicants expected to deliver the project), and necessary indirect costs up to 7% of total project budget.

This authorizes a cost category, not a specific job, role, qualification, salary rate, headcount or recruitment obligation; no staff rows are asserted. Contracting and procurement must follow Spanish law.

Eligible cost limit
7

Maximum is 7% of the total project budget.

Ineligible cost
Ineligible costs include costs not directly related to the project; costs declared or funded elsewhere; recoverable taxes; interest/debt/provisions; excessive or superfluous costs; and duplicate/double-funded expenditure. Travel, accommodation and subsistence outside the EU cannot be funded.

Additional category-specific conditions are set out in the guidelines; the non-exhaustive list above retains the examples captured here.

Source documents1
Call facts
Opens
1 Sept 2026
Deadline model
Single-stage
Programme
Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values · 2021 - 2027
Call
Social Power - Convocatoria 2
Types of action
—
Checked
24 Oct 2026
Portal updated
2 Sept 2026
Review status
Partial review
Reviewed
22 Oct 2026

This is a summary of the source page, not the official text. Eligibility, conditions and the submission system are at the source.