PDS-BUD-FY25-APS001 U.S. Embassy Budapest, FY25 Annual Program Statement

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The U.S. Embassy Budapest is offering funding opportunities through its Public Diplomacy Grants Program for FY25. These grants aim to foster connections between American and Hungarian communities by promoting shared values and interests, with applicants eligible for up to $25,000, requiring American components in their proposed programs. Key priority areas include enhancing economic ties, celebrating American achievements in various sectors, and showcasing cultural connections between the two nations. Eligible applicants include registered U.S. and Hungarian non-profits, individuals, and educational institutions, while for-profit entities are ineligible. Proposals must be submitted by June 15, 2025, and include detailed budgets and justifications. Restrictions apply on funding use, excluding partisan activities, and applicants must comply with specific reporting and eligibility requirements, including obtaining a Unique Entity Identifier (UEI). Overall, this funding opportunity aligns with broader U.S. diplomatic efforts to strengthen bilateral relationships through cultural and educational programming. Proposals will undergo evaluation by a Grants Review Committee based on their alignment with Embassy priorities, organizational capacity, program feasibility, and plans for sustainability.

The U.S. Embassy Budapest is offering funding opportunities through its Public Diplomacy Grants Program for FY25, inviting proposals that strengthen American-Hungarian relations by promoting shared values and bilateral cooperation. Proposals must incorporate an American component, such as expert involvement or cultural elements, and align with specific thematic priorities including economic ties, scientific leadership, and cultural contributions. Eligible applicants include U.S. and Hungarian nonprofit organizations, individuals, and governmental institutions, with awards ranging from $2,500 to $25,000. The application deadline is June 30, 2025, and proposals must adhere to specific submission guidelines, including required documentation and content. Programs must be completed within 12 months and are subject to review criteria that assess alignment with embassy priorities, organizational capacity, budget feasibility, and sustainability. Funding is contingent on availability and will be administered through grants or cooperative agreements, with recipients required to submit regular financial and program reports. The embassy reserves the right to reject proposals and modify awarded budgets as needed.