The Ekhaga Foundation is offering grants to promote human health by focusing on preventive active healthcare and better food production. The foundation supports research and development in organic and biodynamic food production, as well as research into the role of diet in disease treatment and strengthening the body's resistance. They also support research in naturopathy and natural medicines, including complementary, biological, or alternative medicine.

There is no maximum limit for the amount of funds that can be applied for, but the foundation typically distributes between SEK 10-20 million annually to about 10 projects. The main focus of the grants should be on scientific research, particularly applied research. The foundation may also provide funds for projects that aim to put research findings into practice, such as educational activities, documentation projects, book projects, or conferences.

The foundation welcomes applications for planning grants to organize seminars or workshops to gather a better basis for a definitive application. They prioritize strategic and innovative projects of a pilot nature, as well as research with high news value that goes beyond confirming previous findings. The foundation also supports participant-driven projects that involve collaboration between farmers and researchers.

It is possible to apply for scholarship funds, but these are typically only granted for research-related projects. The foundation does not finance basic education or projects of an aid nature. For more information and to apply, visit the Ekhaga Foundation website.