British Council Connections Through Culture: up to £15k for UK–Argentina, no match funding

Checked 31 Oct 2026. British Council Argentina's own arts pages list no literature programme or FILBA stand for 2026: its listed work is design (DAE-Creative Bootcamp), music (MUTEK) and visual arts (Shrigley). The real British Council money for a UK–Argentina literature project is the global Connections Through Culture (CTC) grant.

The facts (2026 round)

What a fundable project looks like

A cultural exchange with creative outcomes, with the book as a source, not the product. For example: a bilingual (cy/es) community archive-and-memory workshop series run by a Chubut Welsh association and a UK partner, producing a free online exhibition or reading. Not fundable: "promote and sell the e-book".

How we apply it to Cedwyn

  1. Gate: Cedwyn as an e-book shop is not eligible (commercial). The route is a non-profit cultural project, so it is a programme-office PROPOSAL and needs the owner's GO.
  2. Partner short-list (draft only): an Argentina-based legal entity to lead, such as the Asociación Cultural Galesa Puerto Madryn, Asociación San David Trelew or a Gaiman museum or library. A UK partner is also needed; a Cedwyn non-profit vehicle doesn't exist (not checked). Record that as only-the-owner-can-decide.
  3. Calendar: 1 Jun 2027, check arts.britishcouncil.org for the 2027 call. If GO, draft the application early June and submit before the August close.
  4. Credit, not sales: the funded output links to Cedwyn's evidence pages as the source. Any /ebooks/ link stays outside the funded deliverables, so the project isn't "solely commercial".
  5. Don't repeat: WLE/BCW London Book Fair route, ACW International Opportunities Fund gate, AC/E PICE Movilidad (separate files).

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