The call for crisis support is closed. Read more on our Swedish website
Find information about our grants within Swedish Literature Exchange, and how to apply through our online system or via a Word application form. Click on a grant in the list to find information and the application form. Furthermore, you can apply for grants in other areas, such as music, performing arts and visual arts. Information and application forms for those projects can be found on the Swedish part of our website and is applied together with a Swedish partner.
Show grant 1-7
This grant aims to promote the international dissemination of high-quality Swedish literature and Swedish drama and to enable international exchanges in the field.
This grant promotes international exchange and skill improvement activities among translators of Swedish literature and drama.
This grant aims to make it possible for more Swedish theatre plays in translation to be performed on stage abroad.
This grant aims to promote translation of Swedish literature into other, non-Nordic, languages.
The objective of this grant is to increase publishing of quality literature in other Nordic languages. Since the grant is established in the national literature centres and their national and international networks, it can contribute to a wider discussion on translated literature.
Each year, we offer the possibility for foreign publishers and translators to apply to participate in the Gothenburg Book Fair Fellowship programme, taking place during the Gothenburg Book Fair in September. Due to the current circumstances it is difficult to plan for a visiting programme. We will return with more information as soon as possible. Until then the application will be closed.
This programme aims to strengthen artistic freedom globally during a three-year period (2021-2023). The contribution is only open for applications upon invitation by the Swedish Arts Council. The programme is realised through financial support from Sida, the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency.
The Swedish Arts Council uses cookies to improve and adapt your visit to our web site. If you continue browsing, you approve our use of cookies. Read more here
