Funding for research into
child and adolescent mental health.
Prequalification from
July 4th to Sept. 27th
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72.5
mill NOK shared out in 2016
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230
mill NOK shared out since 2013
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44
active projects supported today
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18
countries receiving support
NEWS
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Musicians of tomorrow
June 23, 2017
A Swedish project backed by the Kavli Trust which allows young people to play music with professionals has gained recognition as a university course, opening it to participants from the whole EU.
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Combating exclusion
June 23, 2017
A cross-national collaboration to help immigrants acquire a level of linguistic skill essential for functioning properly in their new home has recently been extended by the Kavli Trust.
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Learning to fight poverty and extremism
June 23, 2017
A west African education scheme supported by the Kavli Trust has put 8 000 children back in state school – encouraging growth and helping to keep fundamentalism in check.
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Playing as a Team
June 23, 2017
PlayOnside is using football as a tool to promote gender equality, social inclusion and empowerment among the marginalized Burmese migrant population on the Thai/Burma border.
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Funding for research on mental health (Eng)
May 22, 2017
The Kavli Trust will be awarding a total of NOK 25 M to collaborative research projects addressing selected evidence gaps in children and adolescents mental health.
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Continued collaboration for Nepalese children
April 06, 2017
The Kavli Trust and Denmark’s Human Practice Foundation are continuing their joint efforts to provide improved schooling for several thousand youngsters in Nepal.
60% HUMANITARIAN PROJECTS
60% of the profits will be used for humanitarian projects.
30% RESEARCH PROJECTS
30% of the profits will be used for humanitarian projects.
10% CULTURAL PROJECTS
10% of the profits will be used for cultural projects.
Profits from Kavli go to Good Causes
The Kavli Trust owns Norway’s Kavli group, which produces the well-known Kavli and Primula spreadable cheeses and Q-Meieriene dairy products as well as other food products in Norway, Sweden, Finland and the UK. Profits from the group are distributed to good causes through us. We donated NOK 72.5 million in 2016.
The history of Kavli
Our history in pictures
