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close Grants & Awards Overview and Eligibility Criteria How to Apply Frequently Asked Questions and Enquiry Overview and Eligibility Criteria Who is the grant for? The Community-in-Translation Events Grant (CiTEG) provides funding support for community-driven events with a strong translation element. We welcome applications from both individuals and organisations, including schools and other educational institutions. What types of events does the grant support? Interested applicants can submit applications for translation-focused events featuring at least two of the following languages: English, Chinese, Malay and/or Tamil. The event(s) may be held physically and/or online, including but not limited to the following: competitions exhibitions seminars talks workshops any other translation-focused activities The grant does not cover the publishing of standalone translated materials, such as books. However, we welcome applications for events related to the published product. How does it work? The grant can be used to offset approved actual expenses incurred in the organisation of the event, subject to a cap of S$10,000 per application. The approved amount of funding for each application will depend on the evaluation outcome and recommendation put forth by the CiTEG Evaluation Panel, as well as the availability of funds. Funds for successful applicants will be reimbursed after the completion of the event, based on actual expenses incurred. Successful applicants are required to submit all relevant invoices and post-event report within 60 days of the end of the event, for records and verification. How will applications be assessed? Applications will be assessed based on the relevance, impact, outreach, publicity and cost-effectiveness and proposed implementation of the event, as well as the track record of the Applicant (individual/organisation). The event should have a strong translation element and contribute to promoting or raising translation standards in Singapore.