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EUR 120,000 contest opens for gender-equality NGO projects

Order No. A1-551 of 9 September 2026 opens a EUR 120,000 competition for NGO projects advancing gender equality in 2027, at EUR 50,000–60,000 per project.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 9 September 2026

Public Sector & Economy

The Minister for Social Security and Labour has approved the rules for the 2027 selection competitionE TAR for NGO projects implementing measures that promote equal opportunities for women and menE TAR. Order No. A1-551, adopted on 9 September 2026E TAR in Vilnius by Minister Inga Ruginienė, acts under Article 4(1)(3) of the Law on Equal Opportunities for Women and Men and implements point 7.1.1 of Annex 1 to the 2026–2028 equal-opportunities action plan (order No. A1-96 of 12 February 2026).

The competition's aim is to raise understanding among public officials, political organisations' representatives and the public of the gender-equality principle and special temporary measures, including quotas, so that women's representation in politics and decision-making grows. Funded projects must deliver information, analytical, educational and/or advocacy activities serving that aimE TAR. The competition is organised by the ministryE TAR; selection and administration run through the Department for the Supervision of Social ServicesE TAR, and the funding decision is taken by the ministry's chancellorE TAR.

The state-budget envelope is EUR 120,000E TAR: at most EUR 60,000 and at least EUR 50,000 per projectE TAR E TAR, so two projects can be fundedE TAR. Projects run from 1 January 2027 to the contract dateE TAR, but no later than 31 December 2027E TAR E TAR, across LithuaniaE TAR. The applicant must be an NGOE TAR holding the NGO mark in the Register of Legal EntitiesE TAR; projects may run with non-profit public-entity partnersE TAR.

Applicants, project implementers and activity implementers need at least one year of gender-equality work experience at applicationE TAR; priority bonus points go to applicants with at least two years' experienceE TAR and to projects run with at least one partnerE TAR. Experts score applications out of 65 points with a 40-point minimumE TAR E TAR; mandatory content conditions and the Aprašas/Methodology criteria are pass/fail gatesE TAR E TAR.

Each project must hit binding essential indicators by 31 December 2027E TAR: at least seven in-person trainings or seminars for officials and party representatives (groups of 10–12)E TAR in different municipalitiesE TAR E TAR, at least three of them in municipalities with fewer than 40,000 residentsE TAR per 2025 State Data Agency figuresE TAR; at least one advocacy output of recommendations to political organisationsE TAR; and at least one advocacy output by 1 June 2027E TAR with recommendations and alternatives suited to the Lithuanian legal and political contextE TAR for improving the action plan, the equal-opportunities law and related legislation and Lithuania's European Institute for Gender Equality index "Power" domain scoreE TAR, filed with the ministry and interested institutionsE TAR. Missing essential indicators triggers repayment of 25–100% of disbursed fundsE TAR, on a scale that depends on whether the partnership priority appliedE TAR. Administration costs are capped at 20% of the grantE TAR and total wage costs at 40%E TAR.

Applications are filed in Lithuanian through the information systemE TAR at https://sopas1.sppd.lt/login, signed with a qualified electronic signatureE TAR; applications filed outside the system are not assessedE TAR.

Legal basis: Lietuvos Respublikos socialinės apsaugos ir darbo ministro įsakymas No. A1-551 of 9 September 2026 (Nevyriausybinių organizacijų projektų, skirtų moterų ir vyrų lygias galimybes skatinančioms priemonėms įgyvendinti 2027 metais, atrankos konkurso organizavimo nuostatai), under Moterų ir vyrų lygių galimybių įstatymas Article 4(1)(3).

Eligible NGOs should line up a partner, document their gender-equality track record and draft activities against the scoring grid and the 1 June and 31 December 2027 indicator deadlines.

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