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This grant program aims to facilitate broad value creation at the intersection of business and cultural heritage. The purpose is to have positive long-term effects for the management of cultural and natural heritage, mobilization and engagement in the local population, increased knowledge, skills and competence, as well as economic value creation. For 2026, priority is given to projects that contribute to inclusion of new user groups and projects in geographical areas where there have been few previous applications and/or allocations. Applicants can receive financial support of up to 500,000 NOK for main projects or up to 200,000 NOK for preliminary projects.

The grant program aims to facilitate broad value creation at the intersection of business and cultural heritage in Buskerud county. The program should have positive long-term effects on the management of cultural and natural heritage, mobilization and engagement in the local population, increased knowledge, skills and competence, as well as economic value creation. For 2026, priority is given to projects that contribute to inclusion of new user groups and projects in geographic areas where there have been few previous applications and grants. The program offers two funding opportunities per year, one in spring and one in autumn.

The purpose of this grant program is to facilitate broad value creation at the intersection of business and cultural heritage. The program aims to have positive long-term effects on the management of cultural heritage and natural heritage, mobilization and engagement in local populations, increased knowledge, skills and competence, as well as economic value creation. For 2026, the program prioritizes projects that contribute to inclusion and engagement of new user groups, as well as projects in geographical areas where there have been few applications and/or grants previously. Applicants can receive economic support of up to 500,000 NOK for main projects or up to 200,000 NOK for preliminary projects. The program has two calls per year, one in spring and one in autumn.