Funding: ZMINA:Resilience will provide €1.4m in sub-grants, supporting at least 49 Ukrainian A&CO to elaborate 15 international co-operation projects, to develop 15 international co-creations, and to showcase 19 co-creations internationally. In total, at least 34 co-creations will be presented in Ukraine, in the partners' countries and further afield, engaging 14,000+ audience members around the internationally relevant theme of Resilience.

Capacity-building: While necessary, funding is not sufficient. Ukrainian A&CO need to increase their capacity to work internationally, meaningfully integrating the cross-cutting issues of inclusion, sustainability and digital transition, while carrying their weight in equal and balanced partnerships. ZMINA:Resilience will deliver a diverse capacity-building programme that will increase the internationalisation capacity of over 500 cultural organisation representatives. Presented partly in English, this support will benefit Ukrainian organisations as well as A&CO from other Creative Europe countries.

Successful projects, successful collaborations, strong Ukrainian participants who have learned to work internationally and to European standards – as well as communication of these results to broader audiences – will promote the integration of the Ukrainian CCS in the European cultural landscape, while preparing post-war recovery of the sector and of Ukraine.

ZMINA:Resilience is a cooperation between Izolyatsia (UA) and Malý Berlín (SK), with Trans-Europe Halles (SE) as Associated Partner; co-funded by the Creative Europe programme.