Applications open year-round
ČEZ Foundation — Orange Playground
Contribution of up to CZK 2 million, covering up to 100% of costs · legal entities based in the Czech Republic — municipalities, towns, schools, clubs
A year-round grant of the ČEZ Foundation (Nadace ČEZ) supporting the construction and complete reconstruction of children's, sports, workout and multi-purpose playgrounds. The playground must be publicly accessible (with exceptions for schools, nurseries and health or social facilities), completed within 365 days of the application, and maintained afterwards. Applications are submitted online; smaller repairs and upgrades of play elements fall under the foundation's sister grant Support for Regions.
Grant details at nadacecez.cz →
Applications closed
NSA — Call 16/2026 Regions (investments up to CZK 10 million)
Grants up to 70%, CZK 1–7 million per project · allocation CZK 505 million · municipalities, cities, regions, municipal associations, contributory organisations, clubs
A rolling non-competitive call by the Czech National Sports Agency (NSA) for the construction and upgrading of local sports facilities — multi-purpose courts, workout parks and amenities — including step-free access. Applications were accepted from 18 December 2025 to 19 January 2026.
Call details at nsa.gov.cz →
Applications closed
NSA — Calls 17 and 18/2026 Regions (investments over CZK 10 million)
Grants up to 70% · construction (allocation CZK 345 million) and upgrades · same range of applicants
Competitive round-based calls for larger projects — sports halls, complexes and major renovations. Applications were accepted until 19 January 2026, and the NSA published the lists of supported projects in June 2026.
Call details at nsa.gov.cz →
Applications closed
NSA — Call 20/2026 Restoring sports facilities after the 2024 floods
Allocation CZK 257.8 million · Moravian-Silesian and Olomouc regions, Frýdlant municipal district
The second round of support for restoring sports infrastructure damaged by the September 2024 floods — upgrades as well as new construction, including amenities. Applications were accepted from 4 May to 30 June 2026.
Call details at nsa.gov.cz →
Expected in 2027
NSA — Kabina (development of local sports facilities and amenities)
Up to 80% in previous calls, CZK 0.5–2 million · municipalities under 3,000 residents, clubs, schools
This popular programme for smaller municipalities was fully drawn down and closed in 2025. In May 2026 the NSA confirmed that it plans to bring Kabina back in 2027 — the parameters of the new programmes will be announced in the second half of 2026.
NSA statement on Kabina →
Awaiting announcement
MMR — active and passive recreation areas
Up to 80% in previous calls, max. CZK 2 million · municipalities under 3,000 residents (larger municipalities have a scheme for school sports grounds)
A well-established scheme of the Ministry of Regional Development (MMR) under its Rural Renewal and Development programme, funding public playgrounds and multi-purpose sports grounds. For the 2026 round the MMR has so far opened only the Village of the Year call — we are monitoring the announcement of further schemes.
Programme at mmr.gov.cz →
Applications closed
SFŽP — Natural gardens (NPŽP, call 20/2025)
Grants of 50–60%, CZK 100,000–500,000 · nurseries, primary schools and their founders
A State Environmental Fund (SFŽP) programme supporting natural gardens and outdoor school grounds for outdoor learning — play and educational elements, landscaping and greenery. Applications were accepted until 19 December 2025, and supported projects can be implemented until the end of 2028. The calls are repeated regularly.
Call details →
Ongoing, varies by region
Regional programmes
Conditions vary by region · municipalities, schools, clubs
Most Czech regions run their own schemes for rural renewal, leisure infrastructure or sports support — deadlines and conditions differ from region to region. We can tell you what is currently open in yours.
Ongoing, varies by LAG
Local action groups (LAGs)
Up to 70–80% of costs · municipalities, schools, clubs
Through local action groups you can draw Common Agricultural Policy funds for playgrounds, sports facilities and school or club amenities — often with simpler administration. Each group announces calls on its own schedule.
This overview reflects the situation as of September 2026 and is indicative only — conditions vary for each call. We verify the current options for your project free of charge.