The Afnic Foundation channels revenues from the .fr registry to fund French non-profit projects that reduce digital exclusion and expand digital inclusion. They prioritize on-the-ground digital mediation, skills training, and digitisation projects that support social insertion, employment, and access for people with disabilities or in vulnerable situations. Grants are relatively modest and aimed at concrete, replicable projects or local networks that can demonstrate direct impact across France.
Awarded through an annual call for proposals (Fondation Afnic pour la Solidarité Numérique); project-based grants in the €11,000–€27,500 range, focused on pilots or scalable local initiatives across France. Funding is restricted to non-profits and emphasizes measurable, short-to-medium term outcomes rather than large multi-year core support.
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Apply to the annual call for proposals in French, describe concrete activities (workshops, mediation, training) with clear indicators and a realistic budget within the typical grant range, show partnerships with local actors or networks, and emphasize how the project improves access for specific vulnerable groups and can be replicated or scaled.
Current and upcoming funding from AFNIC Foundation that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Projects aligned with the call for proposals focused on organizing digital workshops. Intended for organizations working in the public interest and engaged in solidarity-oriented digital inclusion.
Deadline: 2 mars – 9 octobre 2026
Who can apply: Open to organizations proposing projects to organize digital workshops; further eligibility details are on the program page.
Deadline: Call for projects 2026; application window from 2026-03-02 to 2026-10-09.
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