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EU funding

The fundamental rights and justice fund is a €542.9 million programme running between 2007 and 2013, which aims to develop European Union citizenship, promote fundamental rights, fight racism and strengthen civil society.

The Ministry of Justice is focused on three streams:

• rights and citizenship (€13.8m available in 2010)
• civil justice (€15.5m available in 2010)
• criminal justice (€26m available in 2010).

The money is distributed in three main ways:

• action grants
• operating grants
• tendered contracts/public procurement.

Funding guidance

• EU fundamental rights and justice funding guidance (PDF 0.06mb 11 pages)
  Revised guidance, published on 26 February 2010