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The Kirsten & Freddy Johansen Foundation

The foundation supports and favours charitable purposes, including supporting and inspiring the crafts, especially within the professions of home decoration and carpentry. Funding is furthermore allocated to cultural, educational and artistic activities.

The aim of the foundation is also to accommodate research activities, including within the crafts and within the home decoration profession in particular in addition to funding medical research within the field of disease control.

Read more about Kirsten og Freddy Johansens Fond (in Danish) here.

The Knud Højgaard Foundation

The purpose of the Knud Højgaard Foundation is to support business, cultural, scientific, social and artistic purposes for the benefit of Denmark and its population, among other things by contributing to the skills and education of Danish youth. The foundation supports companies, institutions, educational institutions, associations and individuals.

Read more about Knud Højgaards Fond (in Danish) here.

The Danish Agricultural Agency's subsidy schemes

The Danish Agency for Agriculture strives as part of its undertaking to provide the right growth conditions for industries that utilise nature.

The Danish Agency for Agriculture website provides a subsidy guide that lists all the support schemes administered by the agency with relevance to companies, organisations, associations, municipalities, researchers, farmers, fishermen and other citizens. 

Read more about Landbrugsstyrelsens tilskudsordninger here (in Danish).

The National Building Fund

The fund supports and develops the nation’s social housing programmes and provides support to housing associations in connection with refurbishment, rent reduction and social work within housing.

The fund provides support within three regulations:

• Regulations on special operational subsidies
• Regulations on subsidies for repair, maintenance, improvement, conversion, merging of apartments and environmental improvement as well as infrastructure changes in deprived areas.
• Regulations on subsidies for social work in vulnerable housing estates

Read more about Landsbyggefonden (in Danish) here.

The Village Fund

The Danish Ministry of Transport, Building and Housing offers funding to strengthen the development of villages and the open countryside. Funding is extended to the group of eligible municipalities and is distributed according to need.

Read more about Landsbypuljen (in Danish) here. 

The Venue and Facility Foundation

The foundation supports facilities for sports, culture and leisure. All kinds of associations, organisations, institutions, foundations and municipalities that seek to establish and operate non-commercially financed facilities.

Emphasis is given to local commitment to planning, financing and operations. The foundation supports small and larger projects.

Read more about Lokale og Anlægsfonden (in Danish) here.

Martha & Paul Kerrn-Jespersen Foundation

The foundation seeks to support initiatives on an early stage, where it otherwise may be difficult to gain funding. The foundation only supports initiatives that, in the longer term, benefit a larger group of people.

The foundation provides support for research in building technology and development, among other things with a view to improve the indoor climate in housing as well as to support social development, the visual arts, sculpture and arts & crafts. 

Read more about Martha og Paul Kerrn-Jespersen Fonden (in Danish) here.

The main purpose of the MUDP Program is to support the development and application of new environmental and resource efficient solutions addressing prioritized environmental challenges. Further, the ambition is to boost and strengthen cooperation between companies, knowledge-based institutions and partners in the EU within the field of environmental technology.

Read more about MUPD here.