This funder appears to operate through UNIFOR’s shared grantmaking platform rather than a standalone public application process, with funding channeled into open calls administered on behalf of participating foundations. The available program data suggests a strong emphasis on medical research and broader Norwegian research, education, culture, and societal-benefit initiatives, with grants awarded through competitive schemes rather than direct sponsorships. Given the foundation’s human-rights prize name, it may also support values-driven public benefit work, but the clearest evidence points to research-oriented and academically aligned funding in Norway.
Primarily open, centrally administered grant calls through UNIFOR, often pooled with other foundations into joint funding schemes. Grants are competitive and program-based rather than relationship-driven; size and timing vary by scheme and participating foundation.
Monitor UNIFOR’s website for open calls and scheme-specific deadlines, since applications are handled through the shared UNIFOR platform rather than a separate foundation portal. Eligibility is typically Norway-based and tied to the specific funding scheme, so applicants should match their project closely to the call’s stated disciplines and requirements.
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Current and upcoming funding from Universitetet i Oslos Menneskerettighetspris - Lisl og Leo Eitingers Fond that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Open to applicants within medical fields and disciplines; specific eligibility and criteria are set per call (details provided on the scheme's information page).
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