Call for Proposals 001-2025
Opening date: 26/09/2025 Closing deadline: 28/11/2025 16:00 (GMT+2)
This mechanism, established in 2009, aims to foster and deepen cooperation on areas of mutual interest in a variety of sectors and strengthen diplomatic, economic, social and political ties. Like its predecessors, the SA-EU Dialogue Facility 3.0 will support and contribute towards activities directly associated with the process of consolidating a resilient policy dialogue culture between South Africa and the European Union and its Member States.
This call aims to support 10 dialogue projects. Please note that these are NOT grants but the provision of financial support in kind (expertise, logistics, events, travel) for a maximum of 100 000 per project.
The Focus Is On The Three Following Priority Sectors
PRIORITY 1: JUST ENERGY TRANSITION (JET)
PRIORITY 2: CONNECTIVITY & DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE
PRIORITY 3: PHARMACEUTICAL & HEALTH VALUE CHAIN
Eligible Applicants
- Public institutions (including but not limited to national, provincial and local government, Chapter 9 & 10 institutions, public agencies and entities, SoEs);
- Non-state actors such as academia, think tanks and research centres, the media, trade unions and labour- service organisations, not-for-profit private sector organisations (chambers and professional associations) and civil society organisations.
actors or applicants from the European Union MUST apply in partnership with at least one South African government department.
The deadline for submissions is 28 November 2025 at 16:00 (GMT+2). An online information session is scheduled for 2 October 2025 from 09h00 to 13h00. The funding decision is expected by 15 December 2025.
Find more information on priorities and sub-themes, call conditions, proposal templates, and how to apply, request the Call for Proposal Guidelines on information@dialoguefacility.org.za or download documents on: https://downloads.dialoguefacility.org.za
This publication is funded by the European Union. Its contents are the sole responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union.
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