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OVERVIEW OF SUPPORTED PROJECTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS IN 2006 Sites with more than 10 projects Sites with 5 to 9 projects Sites with up to 4 projects Sites with home or host universities Intra-Visegrad Scholarships In-Coming Scholarships (Note: The sites represent only project organizers, not their partners.) Grants/Scholarships/Residencies Deadlines: 31 January Visegrad Scholarships 15 February Strategic Programme – Deadline I. 1 March Small Grants 15 March Standard Grants 15 May Strategic Programme – Deadline II. 1 June Small Grants 1 September Small Grants 10 September Visegrad Artist Residency Programme (VARP) 15 September Standard Grants 1 December Small Grants Small Grants The Fund supports projects in the fields of cultural cooperation, scientific exchange and research, education, exchanges between young people, cross-border cooperation and promotion of tourism. The maximum contribution of the Fund allocated to each Small Grant Project is € 4,000. The financial contribution of the IVF cannot exceed 50% of the total project costs including the in-kind contribution of the applicant, or in-kind contributions of other co-financing subjects. The maximum time frame of the proposed budget is 6 months, even if the project is envisaged to last longer. The total budget allocated for the Small Grant Programme in 2007 is € 512,000. Standard Grants The fields for support within the Standard Grant scheme are identical to those of the Small Grants. However, the amount of funding provided is higher than € 4,000 and the maximum time frame of the proposed budget is 12 months. The financial contribution of the Fund cannot exceed 50% of the total project costs including the in-kind contribution of the applicant, or in-kind contributions of other co-financing subjects. The budget allocated for Standard Grants in 2007 is € 2,200,000. More: www.visegradfund.org/grants.html Visegrad Strategic Programme The Visegrad Strategic Programme has been created to support strategic, long-term, all-V4 (four-country) projects, which are in accordance with the priorities defined on an annual basis by the V4 Conference of Ministers. The maximum time frame for implementation of the Visegrad Strategic Programme projects is 3 years. The financial contribution of the Fund cannot exceed 50% of the total project costs including the in-kind contribution of the applicant, or in-kind contributions of other co-financing subjects. The total budget allocated for the VStP in 2007 is € 300,000. Visegrad Master's and Post-Master's Scholarships The total annual budget for the Visegrad Master's and Post-Master's Scholarships is € 1,306,000 and the scholarships are awarded through the following schemes: Intra-Visegrad Scholarships for scholars coming from one of the V4 countries who plan to study one or two semesters in another V4 country Out-Going Scholarships for scholars from the V4 countries to study at acknowledged universities in Albania, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, Serbia and Ukraine. In-Coming Scholarships for scholars from one of the following countries: Belarus, Croatia, Moldova, the Russian Federation, Serbia and Ukraine to study in the V4 countries. More: scholarships.visegradfund.org/ Visegrad Artist Residency Programme (VARP) Visegrad Artist Residencies are 3-month residency stipends awarded to individual artists from the V4 countries who intend to carry out a project in any of the other three V4 countries. The total annual budget is € 108,000. More: artists.visegradfund.org/ The Visual Identity of the International Visegrad Fund and the Visegrad Group The following are the elements and rules of the construction and usage of the official visual identity of the International Visegrad Fund (IVF) and the Visegrad Group (V4). For more information and logo download please visit www.visegradfund.org/press.html or www.visegradgroup.eu The IVF/V4 Visual Identity The Typeface The Official Colours IVF and V4 have two corresponding The Futura group of typefaces is used in The official colours of the IVF/V4 signature logotypes representing the regional all elements of the Visegrad Group visual are black (PantoneTM Process Black C) cooperation among the Czech Republic, identity program. and blue (PantoneTM DS 225-2 C) the Republic of Hungary, the Republic of presented here. The signature should never Annual Report 2006 Poland and the Slovak Republic, and the appear in any other or only one of these only institution thereof, the International spot colours. If you are not able to use Visegrad Fund. both colours, a grey or black and white version is acceptable. Construction and Spacing A reverse signature on a solid, dark colour When the symbol is used alone, a minimum base (contrast equivalent to 60% black) is space must be used between it and anything also permitted. else. This space can easily be recreated by measuring the height of the letter ”d”. Primary Colours TM http: Futura bold (31,6%) PANTONE Process Black DS 225-2 C The Futura Font Family CMYK 0/0/0/10 100/15/0/0 •Futura Light RGB 0/0/0 102/153/204 Minimum Size ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ LAB 0/0/0 57/-24/-47 ≥ 5mm In order to ensure legibility and recognition •Futura Light Oblique Hexadecimal 000000 6699CC of the symbol, its minimum size should be ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ no smaller than 5mm height. •Futura Book Secondary Colours ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ PANTONETM ––– DS 328-8 C Colour Versions •Futura Book Oblique CMYK 0/0/0/0 0/0/0/60 color grey ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ RGB 255/255/255 124/124/124 black inverse •Futura Medium LAB 100/0/0 52/0/0 ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ Hexadecimal FFFFFF 7C7C7C The Logos •Futura Medium Oblique The logos were selected during ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ Additional Colours a competition among students of graphic •Futura Demi design in the V4 countries; ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ Lucia Kleinedlerová from the Academy •Futura Demi Oblique of Fine Arts and Design, Bratislava, is the ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ author of the logos. The logos were officially •Futura Bold approved and presented in Visegrád, ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ Hungary, in October 2006. •Futura Bold Oblique ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ www.visegradfund.org © 2007, International Visegrad Fund. Graphic design: STUPIDesign, Robert Paršo. Print: Bratislavské tlačiarne a.s. All awarded scholarships: www.visegradfund.org/scholarships.html All projects approved: www.visegradfund.org/approved.html Approved Visegrad Scholarships 2006/2007 Small Grants Int'l Conference of Immunogenomics and Immunomics Magyar Immunológiai Társaság Budapest HU 8 000 Cult. Cooperation and Scient. Research among V4 Countries... Serb Church Foundation, Pilismarót HU 4 000 European Festival of Artistic Schools 2006 Slovenská rada rodičovských združení, Poprad SK 7 000 Intra-Visegrad In-Coming Ukrainian Scholars* Eastern European Countryside Magazine No. 13/2007 Nicolaus Copernicus University, Torun PL 2 600 Animated Films for Children in the V4 Countries BIBIANA, Bratislava SK 9 000 *(part of the In-Coming Scholarships scheme) Educating Handicapped Students and Re-Educating Boarding School Specialised Boarding Educational Institution, Šahy SK 1 995 Authority and Expectation (Soc. History of the Communist Dictatorships in CE) Közép-Európai Egyetem Alapítvány, Budapest HU 8 000 Name Host Institution Name Host Institution Name Host Institution 4th United Europe Jazz Festival 2007 Zakopane Promotion Office, Zakopane PL 4 000 Support of Competency in Visegrad Countries Slezská diakonie Český Těšín CZ 6 000 6th Interpretative Brasswind Instruments Comp. Brno 2007 Assoc. of the Interpretative Brasswind Instr. Comp., Brno CZ 4 000 III. Forum of V4 Regions Jihomoravský kraj, Brno CZ 12 000 CZ Michal Kovář University of Eötvös Loránd, Faculty of Arts HU BY Anastasiya Nikolaevna Luzgina Czech University of Agriculture, Praha CZ UA Lebid Oksana Technical University of Liberec CZ The international workshop of enamel Vítkovice 2007 SILVIE, Ostrava CZ 4 000 Nations of CE in Each Others’ Objectives Magyar Napló Kiadó Kft. Budapest HU 5 000 CZ Šnyrychová Iva Biological Research Center, Hungarian Academy of Sciences HU MD Svetlicinii Alexandr Charles University, Praha CZ UA Kolosok Tetyana Svyatoslavivna Charles University CZ Ethnol. Understanding of Cult. Diversity in V4 Urban Spaces Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest HU 3 650 Mirror-river Festival Fonó Budai Zeneház Kht. Budapest HU 4 001 CZ Ferus Zdeněk Wrocław University of Technology PL BY Vorobiov Pavel Institute of Chemical Technology, Praha CZ UA Pazukha Iryna Charles University CZ The First Joint CZ-H-PL-SK Thermoanalytical Conference Hungarian Chemical Society HU 4 000 The North-South Transport and Logistic Dev't (V4 and Romania) KIÚT Térségfejlesztési Egyesület, Záhony HU 10 000 CZ Grill Jan Slovak Academy of Sciences SK BY Smatrychenka Yuliya Masaryk University in Brno CZ UA Gorbaty Roman Charles University CZ IFEA Europe Meets IVF Countries Hungarofest Kht. KultúrPont Office HU 3 760 SPORT – Creator of Positive Human Values Mesto Prešov SK 6 000 HU Tamáska Mate David Košice Univerity of Technology SK SCG Bordas Arpad Eötvös Loránd University HU UA Nesen Maksym Charles University CZ Cross-border Tourism Development Possibilities in Carpathian Euroregion Ukrainian-Hungarian Reg. Develop. Centre, Uzhgorod UA 4 000 young_focus CEE PhotoFund Humenné SK 4 100 HU Szabó Zsolt University of Economics CZ RO Toma S. Stefánia Adriana Corvinus University of Budapest HU UA Savaryn Oksana University of Hradec Králové CZ VIII. Open Ski Run Beskidy without Bonds The