Stiftung "Geld und Währung" supports research and public understanding of stable money, currency, and financial stability, with a clear emphasis on academic and policy-relevant work in Germany. Its giving is concentrated in monetary economics, central banking, banking regulation, currency law, and financial stability, often through long-term institutional support and targeted academic grants. The foundation appears especially interested in strengthening expertise and public discourse around sound money rather than broad social or charitable causes.
Primarily research-focused and academic; combines invite-only long-term institutional funding with occasional project grants and doctoral scholarships. Support ranges from small, case-by-case project or conference funding to a large multi-year institutional commitment (around EUR 1 million per year) for core partner institutions.
Prioritize academically rigorous proposals directly related to money, currency, central banking, or financial stability, and expect a strong Germany-based and university-linked orientation. Project funding is occasional and limited, so applicants should contact the foundation early and frame requests as research, conference, or scholarly capacity-building initiatives rather than general operating support.
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Current and upcoming funding from Stiftung "Geld und Währung" that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Projects outside the IMFS and graduate programs; for such projects, only partial financing is considered, except for conferences. Applications are to be submitted informally to the foundation administration.
Who can apply: Open to individual projects and conferences in the Stiftung's thematic remit; funds are limited and non‑conference projects usually only receive part‑funding. See Vergaberichtlinien for details.
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