Open call for Network Projects applications

SMEs

To be confirmed.

Large companies

To be confirmed.

Universities and research organisations

To be confirmed.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

How to apply

1. Contact the National Agency of Scientific Research and Innovation (NASRI) using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

The Austrian Research Promotion Agency (FFG) funds R&D costs for SMEs participating in our Network projects programme. As an Austrian SME, you can receive grants covering up to 50-60% of your project costs for up to three years through the bottom-up, year-round open call of FFG General Programme (“Basisprogramm”).

Large companies

The Austrian Research Promotion Agency (FFG) funds R&D costs for large companies participating in our Network projects programme. As an Austrian large company, you can receive grants covering up to 40% of your project costs for up to three years through the bottom-up, year-round open call of FFG General Programme (“Basisprogramm”).

Universities and research organisations

When collaborating with research institutions or universities, there are generally two possible application formats when it comes to Eureka:

1. Implementation as a company-led project, with the research institution acting as a subcontractor
2. Implementation as a cooperative project involving a research institution (consortium project)

For company-led projects where the research institution participates as a subcontractor, the share of costs incurred by the research institution is covered in accordance with the overall funding rate of the project. Please note that subcontracting costs may not exceed 50% of the total eligible project costs. For consortium projects, the costs incurred by the participating research institutions are eligible for funding at a rate of 50%. Further details and requirements are outlined in the respective call guidelines.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

FFG has additional criteria for projects to be eligible to receive funding.

How to apply

1. Contact the Austrian Research Promotion Agency (FFG) using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. At the same time as submitting your Eureka application, apply to the Basisprogramme via the FFG’s portal.
7. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
8. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

To be confirmed.

SMEs

To be confirmed.

Large companies

To be confirmed.

SMEs

Flemish funding body, Flanders Innovation & Entrepreneurship (VLAIO), funds R&D costs for SMEs participating in Network projects consortia through its national programmes. As a Flemish SME, you could receive between 25-60% of project costs for research projects (minimum grant of 100,000 euro) OR between 25-50% of project costs for development projects (minimum grant of 25,000 euro).

Large companies

Flemish funding body, Flanders Innovation & Entrepreneurship (VLAIO), fund R&D costs for large companies participating in Network projects consortia through its national programmeAs a Flemish large company, you could receive between 25-60% of project costs for research projects (minimum grant of 100,000 euro) OR between 25-50% of project costs for development projects (minimum grant of 25,000 euro).

Universities and research organisations

Flanders currently has no allocated budget for research organisations or universities participating in our Network projects programme. If you are a Flemish research organisation or university wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact Flanders Innovation and Entrepreneurship (Vlaio) to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-fundin

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

Vlaio has additional criteria for projects to be eligible to receive funding.

How to apply

1. Contact Flanders Innovation and Entrepreneurship (Vlaio) using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
2. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
3. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
4. At the same time as submitting your Eureka application, apply to one of Vlaio’s two portals (for research projects OR development projects).
5. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
6. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

Walloon funding body, Service Public de Wallonie (SPW)-Research, funds R&D costs for SMEs participating in our Network projects programme. As a Walloon small company, you could receive a grant covering between 70-80% of your project costs for industrial research, up to 60% of your project costs for experimental development (under certain conditions) or a loan covering 55-70% of your project costs for experimental development. As a Walloon medium-sized company, you could receive a grant covering between 60-70% of your project costs for industrial research, up to 50% of your project costs for experimental development (under certain conditions) or a loan covering 45-60% of your project costs for experimental development.

Large companies

Walloon funding body, Service Public de Wallonie (SPW)-Research, funds R&D costs for large companies participating in our Network projects programme. As a Walloon large company, you could receive a grant covering between 50-60% of your project costs for industrial research, up to 40% of your project costs for experimental development (under certain conditions) or a loan covering 35-50% of your project costs for experimental development.

Universities and research organisations

Walloon funding body, Service Public de Wallonie (SPW)-Research, does not fund R&D costs for research organisations and universities participating in our Network projects programme. Research organisations or universities can only participate as a subcontracted partner.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

SPW-Research has additional criteria for projects to be eligible to receive funding.

How to apply

1. Contact Service Public de Wallonie (SPW)-Research using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. At the same time as submitting your Eureka application, apply via SPW-Research’s portal.
7. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
8. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

To be confirmed.

Large companies

To be confirmed.

Universities and research organisations

To be confirmed.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

How to apply

1. Contact the Ministry of Civil Affairs using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

Funding details

Finep offers non-reimbursable grants to Brazilian companies for developing innovative products, processes, or services in partnership with companies from at least one other participating country. Proposals must meet Eureka Network eligibility conditions.

• Startup – GOR (2024) less than R$ 4,800,000.00 – up to 90% of eligible costs.
• Small Company – GOR (2024) from R$ 4,800,000.00 to R$ 16,000,000.00 – up to 85% of eligible costs.
• Medium Company I – GOR (2024) from R$ 16,000,001.00 to R$ 90,000,000.00 – up to 70% of eligible costs.
• Medium Company II – GOR (2024) from R$ 90,000,000.01 to R$ 300,000,000.00 – up to 60% of eligible costs.
• Large Company – GOR (2024) greater than R$ 300,000,000.00 – up to 50% of eligible costs.

Brazilian participants can apply for grants according to Brazil´s general terms and conditions for grants, subject to the following limits:

• Startups, Small Company and Medium Company I: grants of up to R$ 2.200.000,00
• Medium Company II and Large Company: grants of up to R$ 5.000.000,00

Additional national eligibility requirements

• Brazilian companies of any size may apply, either individually (as Applicants) or jointly with other Brazilian companies (as Co-executors).
• A “Brazilian company” means a legal entity headquartered in Brazil, engaged in organised economic activity for the production or circulation of goods or services with profit-making purposes.
• Non-profit organisations (associations, foundations, cooperatives), sole proprietors, and individual micro-entrepreneurs are not eligible.
• Must be registered (Junta Comercial) by December 31 of the year prior to proposal submission.
• Must have carried out some operational activity in the 12 months prior to project submission, demonstrable through Financial Statements.
• The company’s legal purpose, at the time of submission, must be compatible with the activities proposed in the project.
• The main research and development activity of the economic group (applicant and co-executors), in the project’s field, must be located in Brazil.

Additional application steps

• After the Eureka Label, Brazilian companies must submit a national application detailing their activities in the project.
• At this phase, additional eligibility elements will be verified, and Finep may request further documentation.
• Receiving the Label does not guarantee funding by Finep.

SMEs

Bulgaria currently has no allocated budget for our Network projects programme. If you are a Bulgarian organisation wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact the Small and Medium Enterprises Promotion Agency (BSMEPA) to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Large companies

Bulgaria currently has no allocated budget for our Network projects programme. If you are a Bulgarian organisation wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact the Small and Medium Enterprises Promotion Agency (BSMEPA) to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.Bulgaria currently has no allocated budget for our Network projects programme. If you are a Bulgarian organisation wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact the Small and Medium Enterprises Promotion Agency (BSMEPA) to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Universities and research organisations

Bulgaria currently has no allocated budget for our Network projects programme. If you are a Bulgarian organisation wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact the Small and Medium Enterprises Promotion Agency (BSMEPA) to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

How to apply

1. Contact the Small and Medium Enterprises Promotion Agency (BSMEPA) using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

Canadian funding body, National Research Council of Canada (NRC), funds R&D costs for SMEs participating in our Network projects programme. NRC covers up to 50% of project costs for SMEs. The maximum funding amount is 500,000 Canadian dollars per participant per project. The funding is non-repayable contribution against approved work completed and invoiced. Read more.

Large companies

Canada currently has no allocated budget for large companies participating in our Network projects programme. If you are a Canadian large company wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact the National Research Council of Canada (NRC) to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Universities and research organisations

Canada currently has no allocated budget for universities or research organisations participating in our Network projects programme. If you are a Canadian university or research organisation wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact the National Research Council of Canada (NRC) to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

The NRC has additional criteria for projects to be eligible to receive funding.

• Your organisation must be a small and medium-sized enterprise in Canada, incorporated and profit-oriented.
• Your organisation must have 500 or less full-time equivalent employees.
• You must have the objective to grow and generate profits through development and commercialisation of innovative, technology-driven new or improved products, services, or processes in Canada.

How to apply

1. Contact the National Research Council of Canada (NRC) using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility with an NRC IRAP industrial technology advisor.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body will carry out a further evaluation of your company and project according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants. The due diligence process assesses your company’s business and managerial capabilities, potential to achieve expected project results and outcomes, financial capabilities and your plan to commercialise the developed technologies.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

Chilean funding body, Production Development Corporation (CORFO), funds R&D costs for SMEs participating in our Network projects programme. The Production Development Corporation (CORFO) covers up to 207,000 euro of project costs per Chilean participant OR up to 80% of project costs for micro and small companies, and up to 60% of project costs for medium-sized companies. Female-led companies can receive an extra 10% of funding.

Large companies

Chilean funding body, Production Development Corporation (CORFO), funds R&D costs for large companies participating in our Network projects programme. The Production Development Corporation (CORFO) covers up to 207,000 euro of project costs per Chilean participant OR up to 40% of project costs for large companies. Female-led companies can receive an extra 10% of funding.

Universities and research organisations

Chile currently has no allocated budget for research organisations or universities participating in our Network projects programme. If you are a Chilean research organisation or university wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact the Production Development Corporation (CORFO) to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.

CORFO has additional criteria for projects to be eligible to receive funding:

• Chilean companies must have been legally constituted in Chile and established for at least 24 months (since the start of business activities in the Chilean Internal Revenue Service).
• Chilean companies must show proof of sales in the last 24 months (not necessarily in all months).
• Companies with a 40-hour working week are advantaged in the evaluation.

How to apply

1. Contact the Production Development Corporation (CORFO) using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. At the same time as submitting your Eureka application, read CORFO’s technical guidelines and apply using their online system.
7. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
8. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

Croatian funding body, Croatian Agency for SMEs, Innovations and Investments (HAMAG-BICRO), funds R&D costs for SMEs participating in our Network projects programme. HAMAG-BICRO offers grants covering up to 60% of project costs for small companies and up to 50% of project costs for medium-sized companies OR grants of up to 200,000 euro of project costs per Croatian participant.

Large companies

Croatia currently has no allocated budget for large companies participating in our Network projects programme. If you are a Croatian large company wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact the Croatian Agency for SMEs, Innovations and Investments (HAMAG-BICRO) to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Universities and research organisations

Croatia currently has no allocated budget for research organisations or universities participating in our Network projects programme. If you are a Croatian research organisation or university wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact the Croatian Agency for SMEs, Innovations and Investments (HAMAG-BICRO) to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

HAMAG-BICRO has additional criteria for projects to be eligible to receive funding.

How to apply

1. Contact the Croatian Agency for SMEs, Innovations and Investments (HAMAG-BICRO) using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

To be confirmed.

Large companies

To be confirmed.

Universities and research organisations

To be confirmed.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

How to apply

1. Contact the Cyprus Research and Innovation Foundation (RIF) using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

Czech funding body, the Czech Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport (MEYS), funds R&D costs for SMEs participating in our Network projects programme. MEYS covers up to 80% of project costs per year in grants for SMEs (up to 80% for industrial research projects or up to 60% for experimental development projects). The maximum funding amount is a grant of 3,000,000 Czech koruna per project per year for one Czech participant or a grant of 4,000,000 Czech koruna per project per year for two or more Czech participants in a consortium.

Large companies

Czech funding body, the Czech Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport (MEYS), funds R&D costs for large companies participating in our Network projects programme. MEYS covers up to 75% of project costs per year in grants for large companies (up to 75% for industrial research projects or up to 50% for experimental development projects). The maximum funding amount is a grant of 3,000,000 Czech koruna per project per year for one Czech participant or a grant of 4,000,000 Czech koruna per project per year for two or more Czech participants in a consortium.

Universities and research organisations

Czech funding body, the Czech Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport (MEYS), funds R&D costs for research organisations and universities participating in our Network projects programme. MEYS covers up to 100% of project costs per year in grants for universities and research organisations. Czech research organisations or universities must be in a consortium with a Czech company to be eligible to receive funding. The maximum funding amount is a grant of 4,000,000 Czech koruna per project per year for two or more Czech participants in a consortium.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

MEYS has additional criteria for projects to be eligible to receive funding.

How to apply

1. Contact the Czech Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport (MEYS) using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

Danish funding body, Innovation Fund Denmark (IFD) has no allocated budget for our Network projects programme. If you are a Danish organisation wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact IFD to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Large companies

Danish funding body, Innovation Fund Denmark (IFD) has no allocated budget for our Network projects programme. If you are a Danish organisation wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact IFD to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Universities and research organisations

Danish funding body, Innovation Fund Denmark (IFD) has no allocated budget for our Network projects programme. If you are a Danish organisation wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact IFD to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

How to apply

1. Contact Innovation Fund Denmark (IFD) using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

Estonia currently has no allocated budget for our Network projects programme. If you are an Estonian organisation wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact Enterprise Estonia (EAS) to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Large companies

Estonia currently has no allocated budget for our Network projects programme. If you are an Estonian organisation wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact Enterprise Estonia (EAS) to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Universities and research organisations

Estonia currently has no allocated budget for our Network projects programme. If you are an Estonian organisation wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact Enterprise Estonia (EAS) to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

How to apply

1. Contact Enterprise Estonia (EAS) using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

Finnish funding body, Business Finland, funds R&D costs for SMEs participating in our Network projects programme. As a Finnish SME, you could receive a grant (typically) of up to 50% of your project costs or a low-interest loan of up to 70% of your project costs. This is decided based on the type of R&D project and the stage of its development.

Large companies

Finnish funding body, Business Finland, funds R&D costs for midcap and large companies participating in our Network projects programme. As a Finnish midcap or large company, you could receive a grant (typically) of up to 40% of your project costs or a low-interest loan of up to 50% of your project costs. This is decided based on the type of R&D project and the stage of its development. Finnish large companies can only receive funding if they are in a consortium with a Finnish SME or midcap company.

Universities and research organisations

Finnish funding body, Business Finland, funds R&D costs for research organisations and universities participating in our Network projects programme. As a Finnish research organisation or university, you could receive a grant (typically) of up to 60% of your project costs. Finnish research organisations or universities can only receive funding if they are in a consortium with a Finnish SME or midcap company.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

Business Finland has additional criteria for projects to be eligible to receive funding:

• Finnish participants must be able to support their part of the project costs.
• Companies should have a credible internationalisation plan and export targets.

How to apply

1. Contact Business Finland using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

French funding body, Bpifrance, funds R&D costs for organisations participating in our Network projects programme. As a French SME, you could receive an innovation aid (aide à l’innovation). This is a subsidised rate loan of up to 80% of eligible costs or a repayable advance of up to 65%. The innovation aid is capped at 3 million euro.

Large companies

French funding body, Bpifrance, funds R&D costs for organisations participating in our Network projects programme. If your large company has fewer than 2,000 full-time equivalents, you could receive an innovation aid (aide à l’innovation). This is a subsidised rate loan of up to 60% of eligible costs or a repayable advance of up to 40%. The innovation aid is capped at 3 million euro.

Universities and research organisations

France currently has no allocated budget for research organisations or universities participating in our Network projects programme. If you are a French research organisation or university wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact Bpifrance to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding or participating as a subcontracted partner.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

Bpifrance has additional criteria for projects to be eligible to receive funding:

• The consortium must include at least two companies.
• Participating French companies must have fewer than 2000 fulltime equivalents (FTEs).
• The duration of the project may not exceed 36 months.

How to apply

1. Contact Bpifrance using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. French companies must also provide a business plan and a detailed project outline to Bpifrance directly.
7. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
8. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

German funding body, Project Management Agency (DLR), allocates budget for our Network projects programme when they launch calls for R&D projects. See whether Germany has any open calls. If you want to participate in a Network projects consortium at any other time of the year, contact the DLR to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Large companies

German funding body, Project Management Agency (DLR), allocates budget for our Network projects programme when they launch calls for R&D projects. See whether Germany has any open calls. If you want to participate in a Network projects consortium at any other time of the year, contact the DLR to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Universities and research organisations

German funding body, Project Management Agency (DLR), allocates budget for our Network projects programme when they launch calls for R&D projects. See whether Germany has any open calls. If you want to participate in a Network projects consortium at any other time of the year, contact the DLR to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

How to apply

1. Contact the DLR Project Management Agency using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

To be confirmed.

Large companies

To be confirmed.

Universities and research organisations

To be confirmed.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

How to apply

1. Contact the General Secretariat for Research and Innovation using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

Hungarian funding body, the National Research, Development and Innovation Office (NRDI), funds R&D costs for SMEs and midcap companies participating in our Network projects programme. As a Hungarian SME, you could receive a grant of between approx. 58,000 and 203,000 euro OR up to 80% of your project costs. As a Hungarian midcap company, you could receive a grant of between approx. 58,000 and 203,000 euro OR up to 75% of your project costs.

Large companies

Hungarian funding body, the National Research, Development and Innovation Office (NRDI), funds R&D costs for large companies participating in our Network projects programme. As a Hungarian large company, you could receive a grant of between approx. 58,000 and 203,000 euro OR up to 65% of your project costs.

Universities and research organisations

Hungarian funding body, the National Research, Development and Innovation Office (NRDI), funds R&D costs for research organisations, universities or non-profit organisations participating in our Network projects programme. As a Hungarian research organisation, university or non-profit organisation, you could receive a grant of between approx. 58,000 and 203,000 euro OR up to 100% of your project costs. Hungarian research organisations, universities or non-profit organisations can only receive funding if they are in a consortium with a Hungarian company.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

NRDI has additional criteria for projects to be eligible to receive funding:

• Companies must have completed at least one tax year, maintained double-entry accounting and not be subject to simplified entrepreneurial tax (EVA) or the small taxpayers’ itemised lump-sum tax (KATA).
• Research organisations and universities must be accredited by the state (see Article 2 (83) of Council Regulation 651/2014/EU).

How to apply

1. Contact the National Research, Development and Innovation Office (NRDI) using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

Iceland currently has no allocated budget for our Network projects programme. If you are an Icelandic organisation wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact the Icelandic Centre for Research (Rannìs) to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Large companies

Iceland currently has no allocated budget for our Network projects programme. If you are an Icelandic organisation wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact the Icelandic Centre for Research (Rannìs) to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Universities and research organisations

Iceland currently has no allocated budget for our Network projects programme. If you are an Icelandic organisation wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact the Icelandic Centre for Research (Rannìs) to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

How to apply

1. Contact the Icelandic Centre for Research (Rannìs) using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

Ireland currently has no allocated budget for our Network projects programme. If you are an Irish organisation wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact Enterprise Ireland to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Large companies

Ireland currently has no allocated budget for our Network projects programme. If you are an Irish organisation wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact Enterprise Ireland to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Universities and research organisations

Ireland currently has no allocated budget for our Network projects programme. If you are an Irish organisation wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact Enterprise Ireland to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

How to apply

1. Contact Enterprise Ireland using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

To be confirmed.

Large companies

To be confirmed.

Universities and research organisations

To be confirmed.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

How to apply

1. Contact the Israel Innovation Authority (IIA) using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

Italy currently has no allocated budget for our Network projects programme. If you are an Italian organisation wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact the Ministry for Universities and Research (MUR) to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Large companies

Italy currently has no allocated budget for our Network projects programme. If you are an Italian organisation wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact the Ministry for Universities and Research (MUR) to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Universities and research organisations

Italy currently has no allocated budget for our Network projects programme. If you are an Italian organisation wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact the Ministry for Universities and Research (MUR) to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

How to apply

1. Contact the Ministry for Universities and Research (MUR) using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

To be confirmed

Large companies

To be confirmed

Universities and research organisations

To be confirmed

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

How to apply

1. Contact the Latvian Council of Science (LZP) using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

The main objective is to encourage the development of innovative products based on R&D results of all types of enterprises in science and study institutions at all stages from idea to pilot production. That includes implementation of R&D activities with potential in commerce, ideas development, scientific and engineering research, experimental development, prototyping, testing and manufacture of new products. The objective covers strengthening the capacity of scientists and other researchers to join the European Research Area through support of market-oriented, internationally applied science and business projects. To commercialize and to internationalize university based scientific knowledge. The scheme supports the implementation of market-oriented science-business R&D projects through the intergovernmental Eureka network. SME must be as a partner of Research in higher education institutions. The intensity of SME financing depends on the size of the companies and the type of activities (research or experimental development). Projects up to 36 months. The maximum funding amount is a grant of 300,000 euro per project (part of Lithuania).

Large companies

Lithuania currently has no allocated budget for large companies participating in our Network projects programme. If you are a Lithuanian large company wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact the Research Council of Lithuania to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Universities and research organisations

The main objective is to encourage the development of innovative products based on R&D results of all types of enterprises in science and study institutions at all stages from idea to pilot production. That includes implementation of R&D activities with potential in commerce, ideas development, scientific and engineering research, experimental development, prototyping, testing and manufacture of new products. The objective covers strengthening the capacity of scientists and other researchers to join the European Research Area through support of market-oriented, internationally applied science and business projects. To commercialize and to internationalize university based scientific knowledge. The scheme supports the implementation of market-oriented science-business R&D projects through the intergovernmental Eureka network. Applicants can be Lithuanian Research in higher education institution with partner SME from Lithuania and international partner – a partner belonging to an international network and meeting the requirements of the “Eureka” program as announced on the “Eureka” program website. Research Council of Lithuania covers up to 100% of project costs for the Research in higher education institution. Projects up to 36 months. The maximum funding amount is a grant of 300,000 euro per project (part of Lithuania).

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from a minimum two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

How to apply

1. Contact the Research Council of Lithuania using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

To be confirmed.

Large companies

To be confirmed.

Universities and research organisations

To be confirmed.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

How to apply

1. Contact Luxinnovation using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

Maltese funding body, Malta Enterprise, funds R&D costs for SMEs participating in our Network projects programme. Malta Enterprise covers up to 70% of eligible industrial research project costs and up to 45% of experimental development project costs for small companies. Malta Enterprise also covers up to 60% of eligible industrial research project costs and up to 35% of eligible experimental development project costs for medium-sized companies. Funding can be given as a tax credit and/ or a cash grant on a refund basis. An additional top up to these percentages could be applied if the project involves effective collaboration. Eligible costs include:

• Personnel
• Use of equipment
• Contractual research costs
• Technical knowledge
• Patents
• Other operating expenses

Large companies

Maltese funding body, Malta Enterprise, funds R&D costs for large companies participating in our Network projects programme. Malta Enterprise covers up to 50% of eligible industrial research project costs and up to 25% of eligible experimental development project costs for large companies. Funding can be given as a tax credit and/ or a cash grant on a refund basis. An additional top up to these percentages could be applied if the project involves effective collaboration. Eligible costs include:

• Personnel
• Use of equipment
• Contractual research costs
• Technical knowledge
• Patents
• Other operating expenses

Universities and research organisations

Malta currently has no allocated budget for universities and research organisations participating in our Network projects programme. If you are a Maltese university or research organisations wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact Malta Enterprise to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

Malta Enterprise has additional national criteria for projects to be eligible to receive funding:

• Participants must demonstrate how they can achieve economic growth through participating in the project. The project should expect to generate further growth to the Maltese economy (e.g. economic activity increase, employment growth and generation of new knowledge).
• Participants must not begin work on their project before formal approval from the Corporation.
• There must be at least one SME in your consortium if your project includes organisations outside of the European Union or European Economic Area.
• If there are research or knowledge organisations in your consortium, they should be responsible for at least 10% of the eligible project costs. They must also have the right to publish their own research results.
• The duration of the project may not exceed 36 months.
• Maltese participants must be able to support their part of the project costs, have sufficient funds to start the project and cover the remaining % of the project budget.

How to apply

1. Contact Malta Enterprise using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Maltese participants must also submit a national application form and supporting documents via Malta Enterprise’s client portal.
7. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
8. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

To be confirmed.

Large companies

To be confirmed.

Universities and research organisations

To be confirmed.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

How to apply

1. Contact the Direction de l’Expansion Économique using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

Montenegrin funding agency, the Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation, funds R&D costs for SMEs participating in our Network projects programme. The Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation covers up to 100% of project costs per year in grants for SMEs. The maximum funding amount is a grant of 50,000.00 euro per year.

Large companies

Montenegrin funding agency, the Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation, funds R&D costs for large companies participating in our Network projects programme. The Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation covers up to 100% of project costs per year in grants for large companies. The maximum funding amount is a grant of 50,000.00 euro per year.

Universities and research organisations

Montenegrin funding agency, the Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation, funds R&D costs for universities and research organisations participating in our Network projects programme. The Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation covers up to 100% of project costs per year in grants for universities and research organisations. The maximum funding amount is a grant of 50,000.00 euro per year.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

The Ministry has additional criteria for projects to be eligible to receive funding:

• One Montenegrin applicant must be registered with the ministry as an innovative organisation in the Registry of Innovation Activity.
• Montenegrin organisations can only receive funding for one Eureka project per year.

The projects with the thematic area aligned with the priorities of the Montenegrin Smart Specialization Strategy 2019-2024 or the Montenegrin Strategy for Scientific Research Activity will be prioritised in the selection process.

How to apply

1. Contact the Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. At the same time as submitting your Eureka application, apply via the ministry’s portal, send an email to your national contact (in Montenegrin) and request co-financing in a letter to the ministry, completing a statement of compliance according to the terms of the call for projects.
7. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by your national contact and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants. National-level applications are accepted between February and December each year.
8. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement. We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your consortium agreement.

SMEs

North Macedonia currently has no allocated budget for our Network projects programme. If you are a North Macedonian organisation wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact the Ministry of Education and Science to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Large companies

North Macedonia currently has no allocated budget for our Network projects programme. If you are a North Macedonian organisation wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact the Ministry of Education and Science to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Universities and research organisations

North Macedonia currently has no allocated budget for our Network projects programme. If you are a North Macedonian organisation wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact the Ministry of Education and Science to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

How to apply

1. Contact the Ministry of Education and Science using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by your national contact and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement. We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your consortium agreement.

SMEs

Norway currently has no allocated budget for our Network projects programme. If you are a Norwegian organisation wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact the Research Council of Norway to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Large companies

Norway currently has no allocated budget for our Network projects programme. If you are a Norwegian organisation wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact the Research Council of Norway to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Universities and research organisations

Norway currently has no allocated budget for our Network projects programme. If you are a Norwegian organisation wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact the Research Council of Norway to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

The Norwegian Research Council has additional criteria for projects to be eligible to receive funding.

1. Contact the Norwegian Research Council (RCN) using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

How to apply

1. Contact the Norwegian Research Council (RCN) using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

Polish funding body, the National Centre for Research and Development (NCBR), funds R&D costs for SMEs participating in our Network projects programme. As a Polish micro or small company, you could receive a grant covering between 50-80% of your applied/industrial research project costs OR a grant covering between 25-70% of your development project costs. As a Polish medium-sized company, you could receive a grant covering between 50-80% of your applied/industrial research project costs OR a grant covering between 25-60% of your development project costs. The maximum funding per Polish participant is approximately 235,000 euro and the maximum funding per consortium with more than one Polish partner is approximately 470,000 euro.

Large companies

Polish funding body, the National Centre for Research and Development (NCBR), funds R&D costs for large companies participating in our Network projects programme. As a Polish large company, you could receive a grant covering between 50-75% of your applied/industrial research project costs OR a grant covering between 25-50% of your development project costs. The maximum funding per Polish participant is approximately 235,000 euro and the maximum funding per consortium with more than one Polish partner is approximately 470,000 euro. Large companies can only receive funding if they are in a consortium with a Polish SME.

Universities and research organisations

Polish funding body, the National Centre for Research and Development (NCBR), funds R&D costs for research organisations or universities participating in our Network projects programme. As a Polish research organisation or university, you could receive a grant covering up to 100% of your applied/industrial research and development project costs. The maximum funding per Polish participant is approximately 235,000 euro and the maximum funding per consortium with more than one Polish partner is approximately 470,000 euro. Research organisations and universities can only receive funding if they are in a consortium with a Polish SME.

Who can apply

You can participate in an R&D project even if you haven’t received any funding. Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

NCBR has additional criteria for projects to be eligible to receive funding.

• The duration of the project may not exceed 36 months.
• Funding can exceed the maximum thresholds under certain conditions.
• Large companies, research organisations and universities can only receive funding if they are in a consortium with a Polish SME.

How to apply

1. Contact the National Centre for Research and Development (NCBR) using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

Portuguese funding body, the Agência Nacional de Inovação (ANI), funds R&D costs for SMEs and small mid-cap companies participating in our Network Projects programme. ANI covers up to 80% of project costs for SMEs and small mid-cap companies. For investments located at NUT II Lisboa, the maximum co-funding rate is 40% of eligible costs. The exact funding percentage depends on the company type, consortium collaboration, dissemination of project results and whether your project activities fall into the category of industrial research or experimental development. Your project must fall within national or regional Research and Innovation Strategy for Smart Specialisation priority areas. To be eligible for funding, projects must involve at least one Portuguese SME or small mid-cap company. When in a consortium with other Portuguese research organisations or universities, Portuguese companies must undertake the biggest share of the investment. Portuguese companies need to comply with these financial autonomy ratios:

• If SME or small mid-cap company: 15%
• Companies that have been active for less than one year at the date of the application must demonstrate the capacity to finance the project with equity, equal to or greater than 20% of eligible costs

While we try to keep this page up to date, funding information stated here is indicative and must be confirmed with your national funding body.

Large companies

Portugal currently has no allocated budget for large companies participating in our Eureka programme. If you are a Portuguese large company wanting to participate in a Network Project consortium, contact the Agência Nacional de Inovação (ANI) to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding. While we try to keep this page up to date, funding information stated here is indicative and must be confirmed with your national funding body.

Universities and research organisations

Portuguese funding body, the Agência Nacional de Inovação (ANI), funds R&D costs for universities and research organizations (including those of the autonomous regions of Madeira and the Azores) participating in our Network Projects programme. ANI covers 85% of project costs for universities or research organizations provided the companies are not receiving State Aid indirectly. Portuguese universities and research organizations must have a Portuguese SME or small mid-cap company in your consortium to be eligible to receive funding. For investments located at NUT II Lisboa, the maximum co-funding rate is 40% of eligible costs. Your project must fall within national or regional Research and Innovation Strategy for Smart Specialization priority areas. While we try to keep this page up to date, funding information stated here is indicative and must be confirmed with your national funding body.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

How to apply

1. Contact the Agência Nacional de Inovação (ANI) using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

Romanian funding body, the Executive Agency for Higher Education, Research, Development and Innovation Funding (UEFISCDI), funds R&D costs for SMEs participating in our Network projects programme. UEFISCDI covers up to 70% of project costs in grants for small companies and up to 60% of project costs in grants for medium-sized companies. Universities and research institutes are eligible as project partners. The maximum funding amount is a grant of 500.000 RON per project per year. Read more.

Large companies

Romanian funding body, the Executive Agency for Higher Education, Research, Development and Innovation Funding (UEFISCDI), funds R&D costs for large companies participating in our Network projects programme. Universities and research institutes are eligible as project partners. The maximum funding amount is a grant of 500.000 RON per project per year. Read more.

Universities and research organisations

Romanian funding body, the Executive Agency for Higher Education, Research, Development and Innovation Funding (UEFISCDI), funds R&D costs for research organisations or universities participating in our Network projects programme. The maximum funding amount is a grant of 500.000 RON per project per year. Romanian research organisations and universities can only receive funding if they are in a consortium with a Romanian company. Read more.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

UEFISCDI has additional criteria for projects to be eligible to receive funding:

• Companies must have generated profit during the last financial year or positive average profit over the last three years.
• If the profit during the last financial year or average profit over the last three years cannot cover co-financing of project costs, your project is not eligible for national funding.

How to apply

1. Contact the Executive Agency for Higher Education, Research, Development and Innovation Funding (UEFISCDI) using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. At the same time as submitting your Eureka application, apply via UEFISCDI’s portal.
7. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
8. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

To be confirmed.

Large companies

To be confirmed.

Universities and research organisations

To be confirmed.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

How to apply

1. Contact the Patent and Trademark State Office (USBM) using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by your national contact and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement. We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your consortium agreement.

SMEs

Serbia currently has no allocated budget for SMEs participating in our Network projects programme. If you are a Serbian SME wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact the Ministry of Science, Technological Development and Innovation to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Large companies

Serbia currently has no allocated budget for large companies participating in our Network projects programme. If you are a Serbian large company wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact the Ministry of Science, Technological Development and Innovation to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Universities and research organisations

Serbian funding body, the Ministry of Science, Technological Development and Innovation, funds R&D costs for research organisations and universities participating in our Network projects programme. The Ministry covers up to 50,000 euro of project costs OR up to 50% of project costs per Serbian participant per year. Serbian research organisations and universities can only receive funding if they are in a consortium with a company.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

The Ministry has additional criteria for projects to be eligible to receive funding:

• Research organisations or universities applying for funding must be registered with the Ministry.

How to apply

1. Contact the Ministry of Science, Technological Development and Innovation using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. At the same time as submitting your Eureka application, apply via the Ministry’s website.
7. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by your national contact and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
8. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement. We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your consortium agreement.

SMEs

Singaporean funding agency, Enterprise Singapore, funds R&D costs for SMEs participating in our Network projects programme.

If you wish to participate in a Network projects consortium, please contact Enterprise Singapore to discuss the funding opportunities available.

As a Singaporean SME, you can receive a grant of up to 50% of project costs.

Large companies

Singaporean funding agency, Enterprise Singapore, funds R&D costs for large companies participating in our Network projects programme. If you wish to participate in a Network projects consortium, please contact Enterprise Singapore to discuss the funding opportunities available. As a Singaporean large local enterprise, you can receive a grant of up to 30% of project costs.

Universities and research organisations

Research organisations or universities can only be funded as a subcontractor or consultant. A company must be the main partner in the project.

Who can apply

You can participate in an R&D project even if you haven’t received any funding (learn about the benefits of self-funding). Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

Enterprise Singapore has additional criteria for projects to be eligible to receive funding. Singaporean companies must meet the requirements for Enterprise Singapore’s Co-Innovation programmes.

How to apply

1. Contact Enterprise Singapore using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. At the same time as submitting your Eureka application, submit an individual application form to Enterprise Singapore.
6. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
7. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules.
8. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

Slovak funding body, the Ministry of Education, Science, Research and Sport of the Slovak Republic (MESRS SR), funds R&D costs for organisations participating in our Network projects programme. The Ministry of Education, Science, Research and Sport of the Slovak Republic (MESRS SR) covers up to 150,000 euro of project costs per Slovak participant per year.

Large companies

Slovak funding body, the Ministry of Education, Science, Research and Sport of the Slovak Republic (MESRS SR), funds R&D costs for organisations participating in our Network projects programme. The Ministry of Education, Science, Research and Sport of the Slovak Republic (MESRS SR) covers up to 150,000 euro of project costs per Slovak participant per year.

Universities and research organisations

Slovak funding body, the Ministry of Education, Science, Research and Sport of the Slovak Republic (MESRS SR), funds R&D costs for organisations participating in our Network projects programme. The Ministry of Education, Science, Research and Sport of the Slovak Republic (MESRS SR) covers up to 150,000 euro of project costs per Slovak participant per year.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

How to apply

1. Contact the Ministry of Education, Science, Research and Sport of the Slovak Republic (MESRS SR) using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

To be confirmed.

Large companies

To be confirmed.

Universities and research organisations

To be confirmed.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

How to apply

1. Contact the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

To be confirmed.

Large companies

To be confirmed.

Universities and research organisations

To be confirmed.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

How to apply

1. Contact the Department of Science and Innovation (DSI) using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

South Korean funding body, the Korea Institute of Advancement of Technology (KIAT), funds R&D costs for SMEs participating in our Network projects programme. As a South Korean SME, you could receive a grant covering up to 67% of your project costs.

Large companies

South Korean funding body, the Korea Institute of Advancement of Technology (KIAT), funds R&D costs for large companies participating in our Network projects programme. As a South Korean mid-tier company, you could receive a grant covering up to 50% of your project costs. As a South Korean large company, you could receive a grant covering up to 33% of your project costs.

Universities and research organisations

South Korean funding body, the Korea Institute of Advancement of Technology (KIAT), funds R&D costs for research organisations or universities participating in our Network projects programme. As a South Korean research organisation or university, you could receive a grant covering up to 100% of your project costs. Research organisations and universities can only receive funding if they are in a consortium with a South Korean company.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

KIAT has additional criteria for projects to be eligible to receive funding:

• Project participants must be able to support their part of the project costs.

How to apply

1. Contact the Korean Institute for Advancement of Technology (KIAT) using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. At the same time as submitting your Eureka application, apply via KIAT’s k-pass system.
7. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
8. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

Spanish funding body, the Spanish Centre for Technological Development and Innovation (CDTI), funds R&D costs for SMEs participating in our Network projects programme. As a Spanish SME, you could receive a loan (Euribor-1 year interest rate) of up to 85% of your project costs (covering costs for personnel, equipment depreciation, supplies, subcontracting of research and other supplementary and overhead costs related to the project). Tax reliefs could also be obtained. Funding is given after milestones (of roughly 9-12 months), but companies can receive up to 35% of the total funding in advance, or between 50-70% of the total funding if a bank guarantee is obtained. 22.5% of the eligible budget does not need to be reimbursed and the remaining amount of the loan must be repaid within 10 or 15 years (with a 2-3 year grace period).

Large companies

Spanish funding body, the Spanish Centre for Technological Development and Innovation (CDTI), funds R&D costs for large companies participating in our Network projects programme. As a Spanish large company, you could receive a loan (Euribor-1 year interest rate) of up to 85% of your project costs (covering costs for personnel, equipment depreciation, supplies, subcontracting of research and other supplementary and overhead costs related to the project). Tax reliefs could also be obtained. Funding is given after milestones (of roughly 9-12 months), but companies can receive up to 35% of the total funding in advance, or between 50-70% of the total funding if a bank guarantee is obtained. 18.75% of the eligible budget does not need to be reimbursed and the remaining amount of the loan must be repaid within 10 or 15 years (with a 2-3 year grace period).

Universities and research organisations

Spain currently has no allocated budget for research organisations and universities participating in our Network projects programme. If you are a Spanish research organisation or university wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact the Spanish Centre for Technological Development and Innovation (CDTI) to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Who can apply

You can participate in an R&D project even if you haven’t received any funding (learn about the benefits of self-funding). Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium:  

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project. 
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service. 
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries. 
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

CDTI has additional criteria for projects to be eligible to receive funding. 

• The budget per participant must be a minimum of 175,000 euros.
• Project duration must be between 12 and 36 months.
• The project must not be withdrawn before its end.
• Spanish project participants must be able to support their portion of the project costs.
• The project must not start until two days after the application has been submitted

How to apply

1. Contact the Spanish Centre for Technological Development and Innovation (CDTI) using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Spanish organisations will be sent a request for additional information (full national proposal and financial annexes) within 1-2 weeks after the project submission.
7. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds (approximately two to three months after receiving a complete application) to successful applicants.
8. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

Swedish funding body, Vinnova (Sweden’s Innovation Agency), allocates budget for our Network projects programme when they launch calls for R&D projects. See whether Sweden has any open calls. If you want to participate in a Network projects consortium at any other time of the year, contact Vinnova to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Large companies

Swedish funding body, Vinnova (Sweden’s Innovation Agency), allocates budget for our Network projects programme when they launch calls for R&D projects. See whether Sweden has any open calls. If you want to participate in a Network projects consortium at any other time of the year, contact Vinnova to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Universities and research organisations

Swedish funding body, Vinnova (Sweden’s Innovation Agency), allocates budget for our Network projects programme when they launch calls for R&D projects. See whether Sweden has any open calls. If you want to participate in a Network projects consortium at any other time of the year, contact Vinnova to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Who can apply

You can participate in an R&D project even if you haven’t received any funding (learn about the benefits of self-funding). Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

Vinnova has additional criteria for projects to be eligible to receive funding.

How to apply

1. Contact Vinnova using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

Swiss funding body, Innosuisse (the Swiss Innovation Agency), funds R&D costs for startups and SMEs participating in our Network projects programme. Swiss companies (SMEs or large companies) must include a research organisation or university in their consortium. The research organisation or university can be either from Switzerland or another country. Innosuisse covers up to 50% of project costs for startups and SMEs. Swiss startups are eligible to receive funding even if they are the only Swiss partner in an international consortium. Innosuisse covers up to 70% of project costs for startups if they are the only Swiss partner in an international consortium made up of companies only. Innosuisse can fund up to 70% of all the Swiss partners’ total project costs.

Large companies

Swiss funding body, Innosuisse (the Swiss Innovation Agency), funds R&D costs for large companies participating in our Network projects programme. Swiss companies (SMEs or large companies) must include a research organisation or university in their consortium. The research organisation or university can be either from Switzerland or another country. Innosuisse covers up to 25% of project costs for large companies. Innosuisse can fund up to 70% of all the Swiss partners’ total project costs.

Universities and research organisations

Swiss funding body, Innosuisse (the Swiss Innovation Agency), funds R&D costs for universities and research organisations participating in our Network projects programme. Swiss research organisations or universities must include a Swiss company in their consortium. The research organisation can be either from Switzerland or another country. Innosuisse covers up to 100% of project costs for universities or research organisations. Innosuisse can fund up to 70% of all the Swiss partners’ total project costs.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

Innosuisse has additional criteria for projects to be eligible to receive funding.

How to apply

1. Contact Innosuisse using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. At the same time as submitting your Eureka application, apply via Innosuisse’s application portal.
7. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by your national contact and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
8. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement. We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your consortium agreement.

SMEs

The Netherlands funding body, RVO , does not participate in the open call for Network projects, but might allocate budget for specific thematic calls for R&D projects. See whether the Netherlands has any open calls or visit RVO’s funding opportunities webpage for further information. If you want to participate in a Network projects consortium at any other time, contact RVO to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Large companies

The Netherlands funding body, RVO , does not participate in the open call for Network projects, but might allocate budget for specific thematic calls for R&D projects. See whether the Netherlands has any open calls or visit RVO’s funding opportunities webpage for further information. If you want to participate in a Network projects consortium at any other time, contact RVO to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Universities and research organisations

The Netherlands funding body, RVO , does not participate in the open call for Network projects, but might allocate budget for specific thematic calls for R&D projects. See whether the Netherlands has any open calls or visit RVO’s funding opportunities webpage for further information. If you want to participate in a Network projects consortium at any other time, contact RVO to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

How to apply

The Netherlands funding body, RVO, only allocates budget for our Network projects programme when they launch calls for R&D projects. See whether the Netherlands has any open calls or visit RVO’s funding opportunities webpage for further information. If you want to participate in a Network projects consortium at any other time, contact RVO to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

1. Contact the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.

SMEs

Turkish funding body, the Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey (TÜBİTAK), funds R&D costs for SMEs participating in our Network projects programme. As a Turkish SME you could receive a grant covering up to 75% of your project costs. Companies funding the expenses of universities and research organisations may receive a reimbursement.

Large companies

Turkish funding body, the Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey (TÜBİTAK), funds R&D costs for large companies participating in our Network projects programme. As a Turkish large company, you could receive a grant covering up to 60% of your project costs. Companies funding the expenses of universities and research organisations may receive a reimbursement.

Universities and research organisations

Türkiye currently has no allocated budget for research organisations or universities participating in our Network projects programme. If you are a Turkish research organisation or university wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact the Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey (TÜBİTAK) to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

How to apply

1. Contact TÜBİTAK using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. At the same time as submitting your Eureka application, apply via TÜBİTAK’s portal.
7. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by your national contact and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
8. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement. We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your consortium agreement.

SMEs

Ukrainian funding body, the Ministry of Education and Sciences of Ukraine (MESU) funds R&D costs for SMEs participating in our Network projects programme. MESU covers up approx. 8,500 euro of project costs (covering staff, travel, material and overhead costs) in grants per year for each Ukrainian participant.

Large companies

Ukrainian funding body, the Ministry of Education and Sciences of Ukraine (MESU) funds R&D costs for large companies participating in our Network projects programme. MESU covers up to approx. 8,500 euro of project costs (covering staff, travel, material and overhead costs) in grants per year for each Ukrainian participant.

Universities and research organisations

Ukrainian funding body, the Ministry of Education and Sciences of Ukraine (MESU) funds R&D costs for research organisations and universities participating in our Network projects programme. MESU covers up to approx. 8,500 euro of project costs (covering staff, travel, material and overhead costs) in grants per year for each Ukrainian participant.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

The Ministry has additional criteria for projects to be eligible to receive funding:

• Ukrainian project participants must be able to support their part of the project costs.
• Companies must have generated profit within the last financial year or average positive profit over the last three years.

How to apply

1. Contact the Ministry of Education and Sciences of Ukraine (MESU) using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by your national contact and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement. We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your consortium agreement.

SMEs

United Kingdom funding body, Innovate UK, has no allocated budget for our Network projects programme. If you are a United Kingdom organisation wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact Innovate UK to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Large companies

United Kingdom funding body, Innovate UK, has no allocated budget for our Network projects programme. If you are a United Kingdom organisation wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact Innovate UK to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Universities and research organisations

United Kingdom funding body, Innovate UK, has no allocated budget for our Network projects programme. If you are a United Kingdom organisation wanting to participate in a Network projects consortium, contact Innovate UK to see whether there are other funding opportunities available or talk to them about self-funding.

Who can apply

Our Network projects programme has limited eligibility criteria for joining a consortium and you can participate in an R&D project even if you are not eligible to receive any funding:

• Your project idea must represent cooperation in the form of a specific project.
• The project must be directed at researching or developing a product, process or service.
• The project must have a civilian purpose.
• Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from at least two Eureka countries.
• No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget.

How to apply

1. Contact Innovate UK using the form below to discuss your project idea, financial viability and eligibility.
2. Create an account on our application portal (one per consortium) and select the funding opportunity you want to apply to.
3. Using the portal, complete one application form per consortium (in English) and invite other consortium partners to fill in a partner form.
4. Upload a GANTT chart (one per consortium), a signed and completed co-signature form (which you can download from the platform) and any additional required annexes.
5. Your application will be checked for completeness and eligibility before being reviewed using a standard evaluation procedure. If successful, your project will receive a Eureka label.
6. Your national funding body may carry out a further evaluation (performed by the NPC and technical experts) according to national rules before allocating funds to successful applicants.
7. The final step is to complete a signed consortium agreement (CA). We recommend that you seek legal advice when drafting your CA.