The National Arts Council of South Africa (NAC) is calling on registered arts organisations or companies to apply for three-year funding.
The funding is intended for arts organisations active in such disciplines as music, theatre, dance, visual arts, craft and literature.
Potential applicants should submit the following documents:
- A three-year business plan specifying the key pillar/s that the programme addresses.
- Company profile.
- Audited financial statements, management and board structure.
Applicants need to register and complete an online application form using this link. Click here to view the funding guidelines.
The application deadline is 28 June.
The funding will be allocated in line with the five key strategic pillars of the NAC reflected below:
- Social cohesion and nation-building
- Innovation, design and creation.
- Arts platforms, showcases, exhibitions and festivals.
- Strategic initiatives.
- Capacity building.
“Proposed projects should be of national significance and should have an impact on communities,” the NAC said. “The creation of new works, arts development, arts promotion, job creation, capacity building in arts entrepreneurship and facilitation of access to the arts will be taken into consideration. Furthermore, proposals that promote environmental sustainability, nation-building and social cohesion and have a strong community base will be preferable.
“Consideration will be given to organisations that have the capacity and proven track record to implement arts programmes within the required timelines. In addition, organisations should demonstrate the capacity to utilise the funding with integrity and compliance within the principles and practices of sound governance.”
For more information, contact Thato Monamodi at t[email protected] or call 087 7000 683.
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