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Call for Proposals: Funding Opportunity to Combat Disinformation in Poland

Press RoomBy Press RoomAugust 10, 2026No Comments
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Strengthening Democratic Resilience: New Funding Opportunity to Combat Disinformation in Poland

A critical new funding initiative has been launched to bolster the capabilities of civil society organisations (CSOs) operating within Poland to actively counter the rising tide of disinformation. As digital landscapes become increasingly saturated with manipulated information, the health of democratic processes and social cohesion is under significant strain. This grant program is specifically designed to empower non-profit entities, academic institutions, and grassroots organizations to develop robust, sustainable strategies for fact-checking, media literacy, and the promotion of reliable information ecosystems across the country.

The scope of this funding opportunity reflects a growing recognition that top-down governmental approaches are insufficient to address the complexities of modern information warfare. By prioritizing CSOs, the initiative aims to leverage the localized expertise and deep community trust that these groups possess. Potential grantees are encouraged to propose innovative projects that not only identify and debunk false narratives but also focus on the preventative side of the equation—cultivating critical thinking skills among vulnerable populations, particularly those most susceptible to polarizing rhetoric and foreign influence operations.

Applicants are expected to demonstrate a clear understanding of the specific challenges facing the Polish information environment, including the nuances of digital platform algorithms and the psychological drivers behind the spread of misinformation. The program offers a broad thematic framework, allowing for diverse project designs ranging from the development of open-source investigative tools and cross-border collaborative journalism to large-scale public awareness campaigns. There is a particular emphasis on fostering multi-stakeholder partnerships, encouraging applicants to bridge the gap between technical experts, social scientists, and local civic leaders to create a multifaceted defensive posture against disinformation.

Sustainability and scalability are primary criteria in the selection process. The funding body is not merely looking for short-term interventions but for models that can demonstrate long-term impact within the Polish public sphere. Successful proposals will articulate how their initiatives will survive beyond the initial grant period, whether through the building of digital infrastructures, the training of a new generation of information analysts, or the institutionalization of partnerships that ensure continued vigilance. This approach highlights the donor’s commitment to building a permanent, resilient defense mechanism rather than providing temporary relief to a systemic crisis.

The application window is now open, with specific technical requirements and administrative guidelines outlined in the comprehensive call for proposals. Organizations interested in applying must demonstrate robust financial management capabilities and a proven track record of integrity in their previous work. To ensure a competitive and transparent selection process, the funding body has provided a series of informational webinars and guidance documents intended to assist smaller or less experienced CSOs in navigating the complex reporting requirements. This proactive outreach is designed to ensure that the grant reaches a diverse range of organizations, from urban-based think tanks to smaller regional NGOs.

Ultimately, this funding opportunity represents a vital investment in the democratic infrastructure of Poland. By providing the necessary resources to combat the fragmentation of the information environment, this initiative aims to empower Polish citizens with the tools required to distinguish truth from fabrication. As the global battle against disinformation intensifies, the efforts of Polish civil society will be essential in maintaining an informed public, fostering constructive civic dialogue, and safeguarding the integrity of democratic discourse in an era of unprecedented digital manipulation.

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