Public Competition for the Allocation of Funds for Financing Projects and Programs of NGOs

14/18), as well as Sectoral Analysis to determine proposed priority areas of public interest and necessary funds for financing projects and programs of non-governmental organizations from the Budget of Montenegro in 2026, the Commission for the allocation of funds to NGOs in the field of environmental protection in traffic, Ministry of Transport, announces: NGOs with capacities and experience are invited to apply for projects/programs in this competition, which can contribute to the realization of priorities established: The strategic goals that projects/programs of NGOs will contribute to achieving in 2026 are: Activities of NGOs that will contribute to achieving the strategic goal(s) and meeting the needs of the target group(s) (“acceptable activities for funding”) can be directed towards: The total amount of funds available for distribution through this competition is: 40,000.00 euros. An NGO that has the capacity and experience can submit an application for this competition. The distribution of funds from this competition is based on the following criteria: Project scoring, according to the specified criteria, will be carried out according to the standards and in the manner established by the Regulation on the financing of projects and programs of NGOs in areas of public interest (“Official Gazette”). The application for the project/program is submitted exclusively on the form prescribed by the Rules on the content of the public competition for the distribution of funds for financing projects and programs of NGOs and the appearance and content of the application for the public competition (“Official Gazette” (form attached). Along with the application, NGOs are required to submit: with note: DO NOT OPEN - application for Public Competition number: 01-056/26-7174/1 titled “ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION IN TRAFFIC FOR 2026.

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