Funding

Australia-ASEAN Council Grants enables opportunities through online and other activities or forms of engagement that help bring people together through virtual means and build cross-cultural linkages, but do not require travel and are consistent with government restrictions in response to COVID-19.

YSD offers sponsorships to deserving organisations that share their dedication towards the five pillars. They support sustainable projects that give wide-spread impacts to the people and planet. They also provide guidance to their beneficiaries in achieving their goals, whilst maintaining a high level of governance.

The JKKN Arts Incentive is a branding of few forms of existing assistance and services provided by JKKN to cultural arts Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and cultural arts activists to increase their capacity to organize programmes and activities related to cultural arts.

MYCREATIVE VENTURES Sdn. Bhd. is a Government investment arm launched in September 2012 to spur Malaysia’s creative industry via strategic and innovative funding through debt or equity investments in Malaysian creative companies.

If your business is promoting a new technology, MTDC has a fund for you–whether you are a startup or on your way to public listing.

AYDA Awards (previously known as Asia Young Designer Awards), was ƌrst launched in 2008 as part of Nippon Paint’s vision to nurture the next generation of design talents.

AVPN provides a network of peers, rigorous learning programmes, and innovative capital mobilization opportunities that make sure resources are more effectively deployed.

SMEmerge Start-Up Financing provides initial working capital for start-ups, helping you to turn your business ideas into reality.

Held in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand, the competition aims to uncover the next generation of great Southeast Asian artists, and contribute to greater awareness and appreciation of art.

The Krishen Jit Fund was created to encourage and support experimental creative work in Malaysia.

This program provides grants to cover partial expenses to implement arts and cultural projects which promote deeper understanding of Japan or/and encourage cultural collaborations between Japan and Indonesia or East Timor.

AirAsia Foundation’s grant-making is aimed at promoting social entrepreneurship as a way of empowering communities and enabling them to build sustainable livelihoods.