Grants from the museum fund are generally awarded for one year at a time. Upon completion of the project, the grantee presents the results and conclusions to the museum board in a written report within a year of the end of the project.
It is permissible to demand reimbursement if a project that has received funding
- has not been carried out in accordance with the application and the documents on which the grant was based,
- if the project has not been carried out in accordance with the terms of the fund
- the final report has not been submitted within one year of the scheduled end of the project,
- The Museum Council is authorized to reject the museum's applications for new grants until improvements have been made in the Museum Council's opinion.
A report on the use of project grants must be submitted to the museum board within one year of the expected end of the project, using a template that can be found here.
Please note that according to Article 2 of the Museum Fund's allocation rules, grants from the Museum Fund are allocated for one year at a time. If a grant recipient does not use a grant in the same year in which it is allocated, the grant will be forfeited, unless a specific application is made for its postponement. An application for a deadline must be in writing and substantiated and must be submitted to the Museum Council office.