The Creative Caribbean: An Ecosystem of “Play” program has recently announced the allocation of grants totaling over USD 1 million to 25 organizations across the Caribbean. This initiative aims to bolster the economic conditions of creators, thereby fostering sustainable growth within the creative and cultural industries in the region. The funding comes through the ACP-EU Culture program, reflecting a strong commitment to enhancing the Caribbean’s creative landscape.
The first round of grants awarded a total of USD 1,028,287.22 to various projects that aim to stimulate local economies and support the development of the creative sector. The second call for grants has already opened, inviting applications from creatives in three specific categories: industry grants, environmental grants, and training grants. Countries eligible for this program include Antigua and Barbuda, Barbados, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, and several others.
This program is a vital opportunity for Caribbean creatives, providing much-needed funding to explore innovative projects that can help elevate the region’s artistic output. For those interested in applying, detailed information about eligibility and the application process is available through the ACP-EU Culture program’s website.
For further details, visit the ACP-EU Culture website.
