About
About AQFILYI, the Anna Lindh Foundation and Mediterranean Youth in Action
27 October 2026 · 3 min
What AQFILYI is, who funds it and which programme it belongs to.
The AQFILYI call is open to young people in Montenegro who have an idea for their community. This article goes through the application form.
There is no account to create. Open the application form and start writing. The form is in Montenegrin and English, and the two flags at the top of the form switch the language.
| Field | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Your full name | so we know who is applying |
| Your phone number | so we can call you |
| Your e-mail address | where we send our answer |
| A short description of your idea, 50 to 1,000 characters | what you want to start and who it helps |
| Consent to process the application | we need it to read your application |
A counter under the description shows how many characters you have used. If you reload the page, your answers are still there; closing the tab clears them. The consent boxes have to be ticked again each time.
A second, optional box asks whether you want e-mails about the call, the training and the initiatives. It starts unticked, and you can withdraw your consent at any time.
Your answers are not published. They are stored in one file that only our team can open, and a person on the team reads every application. No software scores or ranks them, so a clear description helps more than a long one.
We compare the applications and write to the selected applicants by e-mail. How long we keep the answers, and how to ask us to delete them, is in the privacy notice.
If you apply twice with the same e-mail address, we keep both applications and mark the second one as a repeat. You see the same thank-you page either way.
The form asks for your name, phone number, e-mail address and a short description of your idea. It takes about ten minutes.
About
27 October 2026 · 3 min
What AQFILYI is, who funds it and which programme it belongs to.
Explainer
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