Multilateral Eureka food tech call

Research Closed Call 15 Apr 2024 Multiple Countries Innosuisse
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Description
Status
Closed Call
Deadline
15 Apr 2024
Type
Research
Countriess
Israel, Singapore, Sweden
Institution
Innosuisse

Eureka is the world’s biggest public network for international cooperation in research, development, and innovation (R&D&I), present in over 45 countries. It is a decentralised intergovernmental organisation aiming to boost the productivity and competitiveness of industries by funding and supporting international collaborative market-driven R&D&I projects.

This call for projects has been launched following Eureka’s Network projects framework based on mutual consent between participating national funding bodies.

The national funding bodies (NFB) from Sweden, Israel, Switzerland, and Singapore have allocated funding for organisations collaborating on international R&D&I projects in the field of alternative proteins.

Eligibility:

Eureka has limited eligibility criteria for organisations participating in a Network projects consortium:

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

Swiss companies and universities are invited to establish international R&D cooperation with partners from the participating countries to solve challenges in this domain.

Read more here.

Funding:

Innosuisse can cover a maximum of 70% of the eligible Swiss project costs. It grants up to 70% of project costs for startups, up to 50% of project costs for SMEs, up to 25 % to large companies and up to 100% to universities or research organisations. Depending on the project set-up, the max. limit for each project partner may not be reached. Additionally, a university or research organisation has to be involved in the international consortium.