Do you have good ideas for a mini-project in Miselerland?

LEADER Miselerland supports your innovative idea in the cultural & youth sectors! (Deadline: January 15, 2026)

1. What does LEADER Miselerland want to support and promote?
   LEADER Miselerland promotes innovative activities and new offers in the culture & youth sector.
   On condition that the idea comes from the local population, small associations or voluntary initiatives from Miselerland.
   In the “Culture” category, mini-projects are possible relating to cultural offerings and cultural history, from creative artists, to the cultural landscape, to customs and cultural heritage, from regional identity to cultural tourism, …
   In the “Youth” category, mini-projects are possible relating to youth care and youth work, participation formats for young people, events for young adults, …We are looking for your creativity and courage to innovate.
2. Project target group
   LEADER Miselerland focuses in particular on financially smaller but innovative mini-projects by local or regional actors and associations with a lot of voluntary commitment and / or with a non-profit character, but without a large administrative structure.
3. Funding
   In this call, funding of 20.000 euros is available. Grants from €1,000 to a maximum of €4,000 per mini-project are possible, so that at least 5 mini-projects can be funded per call.
   Only the best ideas will receive funding.
4. Deadline
   Please submit your project idea by email or post to the Miselerland LEADER office by January 15, 2026 at the latest: ➔ miselerland@leader.lu ¦ B.P.57, L-6793 Grevenmacher.
5. More information
   Detailed information on the funding guidelines and our selection criteria can be found on our homepage on www.leader.lu. You are also welcome to contact the staff at the Miselerland LEADER office directly. Sammy BEICHT and Thomas WALLRICH will be able to provide you with further assistance: 23 Route de Trèves, L-6793 Grevenmacher ¦ Tél: 75 01 39 ¦ Mail: miselerland@leader.lu

The Miselerland Local Action Group will decide which project ideas will actually be funded by LEADER at its meeting in February, 2026.

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