Funding for the Preservation, Maintenance, and Restoration of Monuments and Other Facilities of Monumental Interest Open
The State of Berlin supports owners and authorized persons of monuments, as well as those obligated to maintain buildings, in measures for the preservation, maintenance, and restoration of facilities of monumental interest. The program is characterized by targeted funding for monument-related additional expenses and contributes to the preservation of Berlin's cultural heritage.
Who is funded? Target groups and geographical reach
This funding program of the State of Berlin is aimed at owners, those with material rights, and those obligated to maintain or preserve monuments in Berlin. The overarching goal is the preservation and restoration of the city's cultural heritage.
What is funded? Measures and Costs
The program supports specific measures of significant monumental interest for the preservation and restoration of monuments. It covers monument-related additional expenses and focuses on the implementation of projects in the field of heritage conservation.
Type and Extent of Funding
The funding is granted as a subsidy and can amount to up to 50 percent of the monument-related additional expenses, with higher rates possible in exceptional cases. A specific project duration is not fixed, as the funding is tailored to individual measures.
Conditions and Requirements
Specific conditions must be met for the application and implementation of the funding. These include securing overall financing, strict coordination with the Berlin State Monuments Office, and the prohibition of premature commencement of measures.
Application Procedure
The application for funding must be submitted to the Berlin State Monuments Office. Applications are continuously reviewed and evaluated. A specific selection process or fixed deadlines are not mentioned, which indicates a needs-oriented approach.
Legal Basis of Funding
The Funding Guideline for the Preservation of Monuments forms the legal basis for this program, established by the Senate Department for Urban Development, Building and Housing. This guideline regulates all aspects of grant allocation and is publicly accessible.
Funding Overview
Maximum Amount:
Up to 50% of monument-related additional expenses
Deadline:
always open
Open Until:
Ongoing
Award Channel:
Demand Driven Scheme
Region:
Berlin (Germany)
Sectors:
Cultural Institutions
Beneficiaries:
Owners, persons with material rights, and those obligated to preserve monuments
Funding Stages:
Implementation, Infrastructure
Funding Provider
Program Level: Regional
Funding Body: Senate Department for Urban Development, Building and Housing
Managed By: Berlin State Monuments Office
Website: Landesdenkmalamt Berlin