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Navapolatsk (BY) Vitebsk (BY) Moscow (RU) Moscow (RU) Kirov (RU) Novosibirsk (RU) Kemerovo (RU) Izhevsk (RU) Tomsk (RU) Polessk Kaliningrad Borisov Minsk Mahilou Smolevichi Grodno Bobruisk Białystok Toruń Torun-Złotoria Samara (RU) Gorzów Wielkopolski Gniezno Poznań Lipków Warszawa Brest Oltush Łódż Radom Lublin Wrocław Kyiv Kąty Wrocławskie Lutsk Częstochowa Sobótka Rivne Vasylkiv Liberec Kharkiv Dvůr Králové n. Labem Praha Gliwice Katowice Zaczernie Hradec Králové Průhonice Kraków Rzeszów Lviv Plzeň Jaworze Khmelnytskyi Uman Olomouc Kroměříž Kirovohrad Dnipropetrovsk Makeevka Brno Zlín Žilina Liptovský Mikuláš Khartsyzk Prešov Kolyndiany Trenčín Poprad Ivano-Frankivsk Donetsk Banská Bystrica Košice Uzhgorod Šaštín-Stráže Pallo Rus'ki Komarivtsi Zvolen Tisaashvan Mukachevo Chop Velyka Dobron Akhtubinsk Trnava Streda nad Bodrogom Yanoshi Nitra Batyovo Velyki Berehy Berehove Veľký Biel Szikszó Hecha Bratislava Balassagyarmat Nyíregyháza Kismaros Almásfüzitő Fót Sopron Domony Ungheni Piliscsaba Kerepes Mykolaiv Debrecen Budapest Chişinău Anenii Noi Ştefan Vodă Veszprém Hincesti Cserszegtomaj Odessa Szeged 2009 annual report 2010 guidelines Pécs Jablanovec Zagreb Kula Karlovac Backo Dobro Polje Gložan Novi Sad Pula Pancevo Belgrade Rudovci Uzice Sarajevo Kutaisi Tbilisi Mostar Alaverdi Baku (AZ) Prizren Gavar Xirdalan (AZ) Shkoder Skopje Ashtarak Tirana (AL) Tirana (AL) Gevgelija (MK) Yerevan © 2010, International Visegrad Fund. These three years and three anniversaries give us plen- FOREWORD ty of opportunity to reflect on what has already been achieved and what can still be done in the future. In looking back, we may say we have wasted no time, as the Fund has significantly increased its capacity and remarkably broadened the field of its activities. In 2010 we will have reached 3,000 granted projects, more than Dear friends, 1,000 individual scholarships and over 100 artist resi- dencies in the region. I hope this growing tendency continues in the future, You hold in your hands a small publication that over- hand-in-hand with our efforts to make the Fund even views the activities of the International Visegrad Fund friendlier for our applicants, without whom none of the in 2009—the year of the 20th anniversary of the fall of above would have been possible. I would like to take this the communist regimes in Central Europe and of the opportunity to thank everyone for their trust, support origins of a new period in the history of the Visegrad and cooperation—the respective foreign ministries and Group countries. their experts, the governments of the Visegrad Group The aim of this booklet is not only to summarize the countries and, last but not least, our applicants and Fund’s activities of the previous year, but also to provide grantees. guidelines for all current programs for this year—the year of another anniversary: 2010 marks 10 years since the Fund’s establishment. All the best— Allow me to mention yet another anniversary. 2011 marks 20 years of the Visegrad Group: the regional alliance of the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia was established in 1991. Petr Vágner Executive Director Bratislava, February 2010 Graphic design Eva Brezinová Photographs Jan Brykczynski (p. 35, 40, 56), István Csákány (p. 19),Dušan Dobiáš (p. 51), Linda Kapustová Helbichová (p. 10, 63), Agnieszka Rayss (p. 46), Beatrix Szörényi (p. 8), Endre Szűcs (p. 13) and the archive of the International Visegrad Fund ® Typeset in Fedra designed by Peter Biľak STAFF / CONTACT DETAILS International Visegrad Fund Mezinárodní visegrádský fond Nemzetközi Visegrádi Alap Mędzynarodowy Fundusz Wyszehradzki Medzinárodný vyšehradský fond DIRECTOR/DEPUTY DIRECTOR Petr Vágner Executive Director Linda Kapustová Helbichová Deputy Executive Director SECRETARIAT (in alphabetical order) Kristína Ácsová Project Controller [email protected] Adriana Dvorská Project Controller [email protected] Ľuboš Ďurič Financial Officer [email protected] Miroslava Fekiačová Head Secretary [email protected] Barbora Hromeková Program Manager: Small/Strategic Grants [email protected] Katarína Hubová Assistant [email protected] Judita Nagyová Program Manager: Standard Grants [email protected] Dana Pekaríková Program Manager: VARP/VUSG/Scholarships [email protected] Jiří Sýkora Public Relations Coordinator [email protected] Soňa Trebatická Project Controller [email protected] Viktória Bódisová Program Controller (Long-term leave) Anar Rusnáková Assistant to the Program Manager (Long-term leave) DIRECTORS/DEPUTY DIRECTORS (2000–2009) Kristóf Forrai Ambassador, Executive Director (2006–2009) Vladimír Halgaš Deputy Executive Director (2008) René Kubášek Deputy Executive Director (2005–2007) Andrzej Jagodziński Executive Director (2003–2006) Urban Rusnák Executive Director (2000–2003) FORMER EMPLOYEES Zuzana Zentková (2006–2008) Martina Sekulová (2005–2006) Zuzana Ruzsiková (2003–2006) Ivana Juríková (2003–2004) Roman Babjak (2002–2007) TRUSTEES Andrzej Jagodziński Poland http://www.visegradfund.org/about.html http://www.visegradfund.org/sec.html René Kubášek Czech Republic INTERNSHIPS (2007–2009) Katarína Hubová Winter 2008/2009 Ana Uher Winter/Spring 2008 Lenka Bučková Winter 2009/2010 Oldřich Smola Autumn 2008 Eva Kullová Autumn 2007 Matej Kresáč Autumn 2009 Ágnes Vass Summer 2008 Lýdia Kovalíková Summer/Autumn 2007 Judita Janičinová Summer 2009 Bogdan Koty Spring/Summer 2008 David Kupka Summer 2007 Veronika Tencerová Summer 2009 Sylwester Nerc Spring 2008 Lilianna Uczkiewicz Summer 2007 Kristína Šabová Spring 2009 Géza Kovács Spring 2008 Zuzana Kepplová Summer 2007 Petra Janíková Winter/Spring 2009 Martina Kurhajcová Spring 2008 Zuzana Chovanová Spring 2007 EXTERNISTS (2009) Eva Brezinová Graphic design Lucia Kleinedlerová Graphic design Dominik Martinický IT/Webmaster Róbert Paršo (STUPIDesign) Graphic design, IT Stano Petrík IT/Webmaster CONTACT DETAILS International Visegrad Fund BanK account Kráľovské údolie 8 Tel.: +421 259 203 811 IBAN: SK29 1100 0000 0029 3600 0250 SK-81102 Bratislava +421 259 203 802 SWIFT: TATRSKBX (Tatra banka, a. s., Slovak Republic Fax: +421 259 203 805 Hodžovo nám. 3, SK-81106 Bratislava 1) TABLE OF CONTENTS 5 foreword 26 small grants list of approved projects 2009 6 staff / contact details 32 standard grants list of approved projects 2009 9 table of contents 34 map of scholarships 2009/2010 10 useful links 44 visegrad strategic program 2005–2009 11 deadline calendar 46 visegrad scholarship program 2009/2010 11 abbreviations 58 visegrad artist residency program 2007–2009 11 country codes iso 3166-1 alpha-2 62 visegrad university studies grant 2008–2009 12 overall trends 2000–2009 64 visual identity visegrad fund / visegrad group 14 breakdown by recipient countries 2000–2009 16 breakdown by recipient countries 2009 19 small/standard grants by project category 20 budget 2010 21 budget 2009 21 budget development 2000–2010 22 small grants 22 standard grants 23 visegrad strategic program strategic grants 24 visegrad scholarship program vsp 25 visegrad artist residency program varp 25 visegrad university studies grant vusg Beatrix Szörényi Tools for a Shift of Posi- tion (VARP 2008 at Truc sphérique / Stanica, Žilina-Zárečie) USEFUL LINKS DEADLINE International Visegrad Fund—anniversary website CALENDAR http://www.visegradfund.org/2010 10 nov 1 dec On-line Gallery of the Visegrad Artist Residency Program http://www.visegradfund.org/gallery.html 31 jan 15 sep 15 feb Visegrad Find—on-line notice board for project partner search 10 sep http://visegradfind.visegradfund.org/ Small Grants 1 sep 1 mar Standard Grants 15 mar On-line application portal: all grant and scholarship programs Visegrad Strategic Program http://applications.visegradfund.org Visegrad Scholarship Program Visegrad Artist Residency Program Visegrad University Studies Grant 1 jun The Visegrad Group—official website of the regional alliance http://www.visegradgroup.eu/ Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic http://www.mzv.cz/ Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Hungary http://www.kum.hu/ Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland http://www.msz.gov.pl/ ABBREVIATIONS Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Slovak Republic http://www.mzv.sk/ AS academy of sciences FDI foreign direct investment CE Central Europe(an) fest. festival CEE Central and Eastern Europe(an) inst. institute/institution For further links on the region please visit the following sites: conf. conference int’l international http://www.visegradfund.org/links.html coop. cooperation nat’l national http://www.visegradgroup.eu/main.php?folderID=860 cult. culture/cultural publ. publication dev’t development reg. region(al) educ. education(al) soc. social environ. environment(al) univ. university fac. faculty COUNTRY CODES ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 AL Albania MD Moldova AM Armenia MK Macedonia (F.Y.R.O.M.) AT Austria ME Montenegro AZ Azerbaijan NL the Netherlands BY Belarus PL Poland BA Bosnia and Herzegovina RS Serbia CZ the Czech Republic RU Russia GE Georgia SI Slovenia HR Croatia SK Slovakia HU Hungary UA Ukraine IT Italy 10 11 table of contents OVERALL TRENDS 2000–2009 Deadline 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 *2008 *2009 2000–2009 Indicator altogether Small Grants Registered applications 224 372 336 332 395 443 405 376 2,102 Approved projects 53 93 133 129 127 155 151 138 979 Total sum (€) 200,894 332,224 467,048 462,045 453,652 559,967 556,412 549,977 3,582,219 Standard Grants Registered applications 236 369 251 267 309 372 466
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