This summary is for informational purposes only, and not legally binding. The applicant should consult the Grant Rules and the Grant Call.
Grants for the translation and/or adaptation of dramatic texts, librettos, choral repertoire and scenic productions
This summary is for informational purposes only, and not legally binding. The applicant should consult the Grant Rules and the Grant Call.
Summary of the bases for the granting of subsides published in the DOGC on April 10, 2024.
Rules
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Announcement
OBJECT
The purpose of this grant is to cover the expenses for either the translation of dramatic texts, librettos and choral repertoires as well as the translation adaptation and/or subtitling of dramatic texts, scenic and opera productions (hereafter, scenic productions) provided that they fulfill the following requirements:
For dramatic texts, librettos and choral repertoire:
For scenic productions:
This call for grant proposals does not cover:
GRANTEES
Individuals, self-employed individuals and legal entities that meet the requirements laid out in these rules are eligible for these grants.
APPLICATIONS
Only one application for each dramatic text, libretto, choral repertoires as well as scenic production may be submitted regardless of the number of translations and/or adaptations and/or subtitling for which the grant has been requested.
The maximum eligible amount to each application is of 4.500 euros, as well.
The amount awarded to each grant application can be up to 100% of the eligible expenditures established in regulation 5, up to 4.500 euros for each application.
ELIGIBLE EXPENSES
These are solely and exclusively those expenses corresponding to translation and/or adaptation and/or subtitling of dramatic texts, librettos, choral repertoires as well as scenic productions.
SUBMITTING APPLICATIONS
The application process will be available through the Institut Ramon Llull online system during the period of applications of the call.
a) Spanish applicants:
b) Foreign applicants (self-employed individuals and non-resident juridical persons) who apply for the first time to a grant from Institut Ramon Llull need an accreditation. In the case they haven’t been provided one before, they need to request an accreditation.
Institut Ramon Llull will generate the certification and send it to non-resident foreign citizens securely after having verified their identification documentation. The certification will be valid for five years starting from the submission date of the documentation that certifies the identity of the interested party unless any changes arise. Once the applicant has received their certification, they may complete the grant application.
Please bear in mind the deadline for certification, where appropriate.
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION
The deadline for submitting applications is detailed in the call for applications, which establishes that the deadline shall be from 2 to 16 May inclusive.
February 15th to March 7th 2024.
Enquiries may be made throughout the application period until the last day at 2:00 pm.
RESOLUTION AND APPEALS
The Director of the Ramon Llull Institute will make a decision within a maximum period of six months from the date of the publication of the call.
If the maximum period has elapsed without a final decision of the procedure being issued and notified, applicants may consider their applications rejected due to administrative silence.
The decision does not exhaust the administrative process. An appeal can be filed with the head of the Department of Culture within one month from the date of publication.
Forms
The applications should be submitted through the virtual office.
VIEWING AND SUBMITTING DOCUMENTS
You may consult your file electronically through the virtual office.
Additional documentation, where applicable, and supporting documentation may be submitted electronically through the virtual office.
CONTACT
For any questions or concerns regarding applications, please contact:
Diana Colom (dcolom@llull.cat)