RFAs: Arts-Integrated National School Projects Grant Program (India)
من نحن
The India Foundation for the Arts (IFA) invites applications from eligible schools in non-metropolitan areas of India for arts-integrated education projects that enhance teaching and learning through creative, culturally relevant approaches. The program aims to foster creativity, curiosity, and meaningful classroom engagement by integrating arts into education across subjects and connecting learning with local cultural practices, students’ lived experiences, and community knowledge. Supported projects may incorporate local art forms into teaching methodologies, promote interdisciplinary learning through the arts, engage local artists and cultural practitioners, and strengthen links between schools and their communities. Grants of up to INR 400,000 (approximately USD 4,800) are available for projects lasting between 12 and 18 months.
معايير القبول
Applicants must be government-aided or non-profit schools located in non-metropolitan areas of India. Eligible institutions must be registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860 or the Indian Trust Act, 1882, have been in existence for at least three years, maintain audited financial accounts for a minimum of two years, and possess a valid Permanent Account Number (PAN). Schools should demonstrate a commitment to working in local languages and recognize the integral role of arts and culture in education. Applications must include a comprehensive project proposal outlining the school profile, socio-cultural context of students, project objectives, methodology, work plan, resource persons, evaluation framework, expected outcomes, and detailed budget. Evaluation will consider the relevance and quality of the proposed arts-integrated approach, organizational capacity, feasibility of implementation, and the project's potential to strengthen educational outcomes through arts-based learning.
Post Date: October 01, 2026