ACM closely collaborates with the Open Society Institute Arts and Network Program (OSI-ACNP). ACM announces their grant competitions, conducts the pre-selection of the projects and oversees local administration, monitoring and evaluation of the grants and projects.

In 2008, the OSI-ACNP announced Grant Competition open until 2010, which aim to contribute to enhancing collaborative practices, developing public cultural spaces, building intercultural dialogue and understanding of Central Asian and Caucasian countries.

Also, ACM has launched the Mentoring Program aiming to assist applicants improve the quality of their applications and within the frame of the Grants competition, a quarterly training of “How to write a project proposal” training and a weekly “Individual mentoring” for Mongolian project applicants is conducted.

THE OSI-ACNP GRANTS PROGRAM 2008-2010

Guidelines of the OSI-ACNP Grants 2008-2010 (english)
Guidelines of the OSI-ACNP Grants 2008-2010 (mongolian)

Starting 2009 ACM partnerships with the Documentary Photography Project of OSI-NY as a new initiative.

THE OPEN SOCIETY Documentary Photography Project Grants Competition (english)
Guidelines for project applicants (english)
THE OPEN SOCIETY Documentary Photography Project Grants Competition (russian)
Guidelines for project applicants (russian)

OSI ACNP GRANTS in 2004-2008

In 2007, the competition was announced, focusing on Partnership for Development. The Arts Management Center of the University of Culture and Arts was awarded $9,520 USD by OSI- ANCP.

In 2006, the ACM announced the OSI-ACNP grants competition to support projects which contribute to development issues thorough artistic and cultural partnership of Caucasus and Central Asia. OSI-ACNP grants program awarded five Mongolian arts and culture organizations including “Gal Picture” Studio, Globe Art Center, New Art Association and University of Culture and Arts with grants totaling 45,000 USD.

In 2005,the OSI-ACNP awarded the State Drama Theater, Globe Art Center, University of Arts and Culture and Union of Mongolian Artists in Bayan Olgii, with grants totaling $32985.

In 2004, the OSI-ACNP Pilot Mobility Fund Program awarded two grants totaling $13 480 to Mongolian Writers' Union in Bayan-Ulgii province and the Globe Art Center.

- OSI-ACNP grantees 2003-2004