Applicants must be Maltese citizens or residents with a letter of intent from a Malta-registered publishing company, a registered publisher, or self-published authors who are residents or citizens. Projects must republish works originally published at least 20 years ago, with at least 50% original content and additional critical or editorial content.
Applicants must be Maltese citizens or residents with a letter of intent from a Malta-registered publishing company, a registered publisher, or self-published authors who are residents or citizens. Projects must republish works originally published at least 20 years ago, with at least 50% original content and additional critical or editorial content.
Applicants must be Maltese citizens or residents with a letter of intent from a Malta-registered publishing company, a registered publisher, or self-published authors who are residents or citizens. Projects must republish works originally published at least 20 years ago, with at least 50% original content and additional critical or editorial content.
Applicants must be Maltese citizens or residents with a letter of intent from a publishing company registered in Malta, a publisher registered in Malta, or self-published authors who are Maltese residents or citizens. Applicants can submit multiple projects but receive a maximum of two grants.
Applicants may include authors, translators, editors, or publishers. Projects must involve translating international works of literature or research into Maltese. The original work must be published and identified by an ISBN (with exceptions for pre-1970 works).
Authors, translators, and publishers in Malta. Projects must involve translating excerpts of already published Maltese works with a Maltese ISBN into other languages for pitching purposes. Maximum of two funded projects per applicant.
Applicants may include authors, translators, editors, or publishers working on translation and export of Maltese books. Projects must involve translation of Maltese works (with a Maltese ISBN) into other languages or exporting to new English-speaking markets.
Applicants must be Maltese citizens or residents with a letter of intent from a Malta-registered publishing company, a registered publisher, or self-published authors who are residents or citizens. Projects must republish works originally published at least 20 years ago, with at least 50% original content and additional critical or editorial content.
Applicants must be Maltese citizens or residents with a letter of intent from a publishing company registered in Malta, a publisher registered in Malta, or self-published authors who are Maltese residents or citizens. Applicants can submit multiple projects but receive a maximum of two grants.
Purchase of a new musical instrument listed in the scheme.
The instrument must be purchased from a seller registered for VAT in Malta or another EU Member State.
Application requirements:
Application Form