ALF Knowledge for Action (K4A) Programme, Anna Lindh Foundation

Opportunity type : Calls for Proposals
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The ALF Knowledge for Action (K4A) Programme promotes the production and dissemination of evidence-based and policy-oriented research that addresses relevant dimensions of Intercultural Dialogue in the Euro-Med region. The Programme seeks to enhance the capacity of academic institutions (i.e., think tanks, specialised centres, and universities) to translate knowledge into visible, rigorous and actionable policies and practices that benefit civil society and tackle pressing challenges. In this context, K4A contributes to the broader objectives of the Pact for the Mediterranean by supporting evidence-based knowledge and policy cooperation across the Common Mediterranean Space. The Pact provides a renewed framework for cooperation between the European Union and its Southern Mediterranean partners and seeks to advance a more integrated, prosperous, resilient and secure Euro-Med region.  

How to apply?

Interested authors can apply online before 24 October 2026 23:59 CET. When applying, candidates are required to submit a brief concept. The one-page concept must be in English, submitted as a Word document, and written in Calibri 11, following the provided structure.
The concept should include: 

  • A title. 
  • A short explanation of the theme, identified challenges, research objectives and their added value. 
  • Euro-Mediterranean aspects of the proposed brief, specifying how the proposed research is relevant to the region. 
  • Envisaged modalities of cooperation with civil society organisations, specifying their role. 

Please note that you cannot save the application as a draft or make any changes after submitting it. At the close of the call, the most recently submitted version of the application will be processed. The same candidate cannot submit more than one proposal under this call. 

Countries covered:

  • Algeria
  • Egypt
  • Israel
  • Jordan
  • Lebanon
  • Morocco
  • Palestine *
  • Tunisia
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