Fundación General de la Universidad de Alcalá (FGUA) primarily supports university-linked initiatives that advance education, research, culture, and social impact, with a strong emphasis on the UN Sustainable Development Goals and Agenda 2030. Its funding tends to favor projects from the University of Alcalá community and nearby partners that combine cooperation for development, inclusion, volunteering, innovation, and knowledge transfer. It also appears to manage public subsidies and research-related funding for centers and projects connected to the university, rather than operating as a broad open-grantmaker.
Primarily issues public calls and managed subsidies for university-affiliated projects, often through competitive convocatorias tied to specific themes such as ODS, inclusion, volunteering, research, and culture. Grants appear to be program-specific and geographically concentrated in Spain, especially the University of Alcalá and the Community of Madrid, with funding likely varying by call rather than using a single standardized grant size.
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Monitor the FGUA website for convocatoria announcements and apply through the specific call that matches your project theme. Eligibility is often limited to the University of Alcalá community or closely affiliated partners, so applicants should clearly show alignment with Agenda 2030/ODS, social inclusion, development cooperation, or university impact objectives and be prepared for a formal competitive selection process.
Current and upcoming funding from Fundación General de la Universidad de Alcalá that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Young people under 30, registered job seekers, with training linked to research or innovation; implemented through participating calls from regional administrations.
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