Programa que impulsa el emprendimiento biotecnológico.
Creado en 2011, el **programa Mind the Gap** impulsa el emprendimiento biotecnológico para posibilitar que las tecnologías con potencial comercial, desarrolladas por instituciones científicas españolas, lleguen al mercado para generar desarrollo social y económico. Su objetivo es cubrir la brecha que separa la ciencia de la empresa y la sociedad.
Servicios/Soporte; Fondos de Inversión; Corporate Venture Capital
Otras; IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad
Start-up; PYME
29/06/2023 00:00
29/07/2023
Nacional
Activa Startups
EOI
Este programa apoya la colaboración entre empresas emergentes/startups y empresas consolidadas con potencial de innovación. Tiene como finalidad el impulso de la innovación y el crecimiento de empresas de nueva generación, a través del desarrollo de entornos colaborativos e impulsando su digitalización.
Su principal objetivo es el desarrollo de proyectos de colaboración entre pymes y startups, que sirvan para impulsar su crecimiento empresarial.
Las actuaciones susceptibles de financiación serán proyectos de innovación en materia de transformación digital, desarrollo e incorporación de tecnologías emergentes, transformación hacia una economía baja en carbono o incorporación de la economía circular en el modelo de negocio de la pyme.
Las tipologías de actuación podrán ser cualquiera de las siguientes:
* Proyectos para la generación de innovación a través de la resolución de retos tecnológicos de empresas, sectores, ciudades y/o misiones que sirvan para romper brechas sociales, generacionales, y territoriales.
* Actuaciones de asesoramiento en materia de innovación en el ámbito tecnológico, con el objetivo de dar respuesta a retos planteados en empresas que buscan la innovación abierta mediante soluciones basadas en tecnologías disruptivas.
* Actuaciones encaminadas a adquirir nuevos conocimientos y aptitudes que puedan ser útiles para desarrollar nuevos productos, procesos o servicios, o permitan mejorar considerablemente los ya existentes.
* Actuaciones de demostración, adaptación y personalización de diversas tecnologías, pruebas y experimentación con tecnologías digitales, transferencia de conocimientos y tecnología, test de validación, pruebas de concepto, producción de prototipos etc.
Esta iniciativa se articula a través de distintos tipos de convocatorias que podrán incluir los siguientes:
* CONVOCATORIA A PYMES: en las que se concederán ayudas económicas a pymes para hacer frente a los costes de contratación de la startup con la que se desarrolle la solución del reto
* CONVOCATORIA A STARTUPS: en las que se concederán ayudas económicas a startups para hacer frente a los costes directos de su trabajo en la resolución de los retos
* CONVOCATORIA A CONSORCIOS PYME-STARTUP: en la que las ayudas económicas se conceden al consorcio ya formado por pyme y startup que vayan a plantear y resolver el correspondiente reto
El ámbito de aplicación de “Activa Startups” es todo el territorio nacional y, cada convocatoria regulará el ámbito geográfico de aplicación concreto de estas ayudas en las que se prevé la participación de las comunidades autónomas con el objetivo de impulsar la ejecución en las distintas regiones.
Esta convocatoria de ayudas está contemplada dentro del Programa de Capacidades para el Crecimiento de la PYME del Componente 13 del Plan de Recuperación, Transformación y Resiliencia, que tiene una dotación global de 101 millones de euros hasta diciembre de 2023 y tienen un objetivo de apoyar a 11.100 pymes antes del fin de 2023. La inversión prevista para las convocatorias “Activa Startups” ascienden a 44 millones de euros.
Otras; IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad
PYME
25/02/2023 00:00
31/08/2023
Nacional
Xpande Digital
Cámara de España
Pymes españolas con interés en desarrollar estrategias de marketing digital para reforzar sus estrategias internacionales a través del posicionamiento online en sus países objetivo.
Aplicamos una metodología propia para iniciarte en el marketing digital internacional. Te facilitamos orientación estratégica en función del mercado al que te diriges y del producto/servicio que ofreces, dotándote además de las herramientas necesarias para fortalecerte en el mercado objetivo y seleccionando las acciones de marketing digital más adecuados en función de tu cliente, producto, servicio y país.
El Programa se articula en las siguientes fases:
* **FASE I** : asesoramiento para la mejora del posicionamiento on-line de la empresa y diseño del plan de marketing digital en el mercado objetivo.
* **FASE II** : ayudas para la puesta en marcha del plan de marketing digital diseñado.
Cofinanciado por Fondo Europeo de Desarrollo Regional (FEDER).
* **Fase I** : asesoramiento sin coste para la empresa.
* **FASE II** : desarrollo del plan de marketing digital en el país objetivo. Subvencionamos hasta un 80% (dependiendo de la CCAA) de los gastos elegibles del Programa, de un presupuesto máximo por empresa de 4.000€.
Servicios/Soporte; Subvención
80.000
80% de la inversión realizada sobre un coste máximo elegible de 4.000 € (IVA no incluido)
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME
05/09/2023
Nacional
Misiones ciencia e innovación
CDTI
Proyectos de investigación precompetitiva, liderados por empresas que persiguen una investigación relevante que proponga soluciones a desafíos transversales y estratégicos de la sociedad española, mejoren la base de conocimiento y tecnología en la que se apoyan las empresas españolas para competir, al tiempo que estimulen la cooperación público-privada.
El programa Misiones Ciencia e Innovación se alinea plenamente con la iniciativa [España 2050](https://www.lamoncloa.gob.es/presidente/actividades/Documents/2021/200521-Estrategia_Espana_2050.pdf "España 2050 \(Se abre en ventana nueva\)"), que asienta los fundamentos y propuestas para una Estrategia Nacional de Largo Plazo, anticipando los principales retos y problemas a los que debe hacer frente España en los próximos 30 años. Las misiones seleccionadas en esta convocatoria abordan aspectos relevantes de dos de los nueve desafíos planteados en España 2050: el primero "Ser más productivos para crecer mejor" y el cuarto "Convertirnos en una sociedad neutra en carbono, sostenible y resiliente al cambio climático".
Del mismo modo, la convocatoria de Misiones Ciencia e Innovación 2022 se encuentra incluida entre las actuaciones previstas en el [Plan Nacional de Recuperación, Transformación y Resiliencia](https://www.cdti.es/index.asp?MP=100&MS=902&MN=2&TR=A&IDR=1&iddocumento=8541 "Plan de Recuperación, Transformación y Resiliencia"), que traza la hoja de ruta para la modernización de la economía española, la recuperación del crecimiento económico y la creación de empleo, para la reconstrucción económica sólida, inclusiva y resiliente tras las crisis de la COVID, y para responder a los retos de la próxima década.
Las misiones identificadas son:
* **Reforzar capacidades tecnológicas para la autonomía energética segura y sostenible (fusión, hidrógeno y renovables).**
* **Impulsar la industria española en la revolución industrial del siglo XXI.**
* **Impulsar un sector agroalimentario más sostenible y adaptado a las nuevas condiciones asociadas al cambio climático gracias a un uso relevante de herramientas biotecnológicas avanzadas.**
* **Desarrollar tecnologías de aplicación en el sector naval que mejoren su competitividad en el siglo XXI.**
* **Impulsar la sustitución, recuperación y valorización de recursos minerales y materiales estratégicos para la Transición Ecológica.**
* **Desarrollar y favorecer un ecosistema de fotónica integrada en España.**
Estas misiones han sido seleccionadas a través de un ejercicio participativo con los principales actores involucrados y atendiendo a su complementariedad y coordinación con los [Proyectos estratégicos para la recuperación y transformación económica (PERTE)](https://planderecuperacion.gob.es/como-acceder-a-los-fondos/pertes "PERTES") aprobados por el Consejo de Ministros. Concretamente, las seis misiones seleccionadas se alinean con los PERTES de energías renovables, hidrógeno renovable y almacenamiento; el agroalimentario, y el de la industria naval. Parcialmente, también contribuyen al de microelectrónica y semiconductores, y economía circular.
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME
30/09/2023
Regional
Préstamos IFI INNOVA
GAIN
Terán a condición de proxectos financiables os **proxectos de I+D+i desenvolvidos co obxectivo de mellorar a posición competitiva da empresa.**
Os proxectos de I+D+i deberán estar encadrados nos seguintes TRL 5,6,7 ou 8 **(Technology Readiness Levels)** , referidos ao nivel de madurez dunha tecnoloxía.
Otras; IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad
Start-up
01/09/2023 00:00
30/09/2023
Regional
ViaExterior
Consorcio de la Zona Franca de Vigo
**ViaExterior es una aceleradora multisectorial diseñada para promover, acelerar y aumentar la probabilidad de éxito en el proceso de internacionalización de las empresas gallegas.**
**Proporcionamos asesoramiento y formación personalizada a cada una de las 20 empresas participantes durante 7 meses, sin costes de inscripción y con el aval del Consorcio de la Zona Franca de Vigo.**
** _¿Por qué destaca ViaExterior?_**
* **Formación personalizada** según las necesidades particulares de tu empresa.
* **Enfoque práctico** en talleres presenciales & campus online con acceso 24/7.
* **Tutor/a individual** durante la aceleradora.
* **Equipo de expertos/as** en mercados internacionales.
* **Fomento** del networking y acuerdos de colaboración entre los participantes.
Servicios/Soporte
Salud
Otras
PYME
04/11/2023
Nacional
Actuación conjunta ISCIII-CDTI
CDTI - ISCIII
Proyectos de I+D vinculados a la medicina personalizada y terapias avanzadas en el marco de la iniciativa conjunta ISCIII-CDTI ("Proyectos Misión Salud"), financiada a través del Mecanismo Europeo de Recuperación y Resiliencia.
Los proyectos deberán encajar en alguna de las siguientes líneas de actuación:
* Diagnóstico precoz y más preciso
* Tratamiento innovadores y personalizados
* Mejora del seguimiento y la rehabilitación de las enfermedades crónicas
Préstamo; Subvención
En función del tipo de entidad. 100% subvención a organismos de investigación. Para empresas Préstamo de hasta el 90% con un tramo no reembolsable del 33%
Otras; IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad
PYME
22/11/2023
Nacional
Ayudas PYMES con Sello de excelencia
CDTI
Concesión directa de ayudas a los proyectos españoles que hayan obtenido el Sello de Excelencia en las convocatorias del instrumento "Acelerador" del Consejo Europeo de Innovación del programa Horizonte Europa.
**Apoyo a proyectos de I+D** realizados por PYMES, que hayan obtenido un Sello de Excelencia en la convocatoria del instrumento Acelerador del EIC, al objeto de:
* Permitir a las empresas beneficiarias la validación de su tecnología en entornos relevantes.
* Afinar el modelo de negocio.
* Afianzar la estructura de cara a un posterior escalado.
Subvención
70
Biotecnológico; Salud
IA y analítica de datos; Datos; Otras
Start-up; Spin-off
12/09/2023 00:00
01/12/2023
Europeo
Chemostart
Programa global que brinda apoyo a empresas nuevas y empresas en el campo de la salud y la atención médica.
ChemoStart es un programa global que brinda apoyo a empresas nuevas y empresas que diseñan proyectos innovadores en el campo de la salud y la atención médica.
Servicios/Soporte; Fondos de Inversión
Agroalimentario
Otras; IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad
Start-up
17/10/2023 00:00
20/12/2023
Regional
Business Factory Food
Clúster Alimentario de Galicia
ACELERADORA DEL SECTOR ALIMENTARIO DE GALICIA
BFFood tiene por objeto implementar programas de apoyo al emprendimiento y consolidación de proyectos especializados en el sector alimentario y a su transformación en empresas innovadoras, viables y escalables.
BFFood está enfocada a resolver los retos planteados por las empresas del sector, para lo cual lanza una convocatoria pública cuyo objetivo es buscar, identificar y seleccionar proyectos que estén alineados con la resolución de los retos planteados y apoyarlos para llegar al mercado con mayores garantías éxito.
Servicios/Soporte
Agroalimentario; Biotecnológico; Salud
Otras
Start-up; PYME; Spin-off
26/10/2023 00:00
15/01/2023
Nacional
AgroBank Tech Digital INNovation
Programa de innovación abierta indirecta que cuenta con la experiencia y conocimiento de AgroBank e Innsomnia.
AgroBank Tech Digital INNovation es un programa de innovación abierta indirecta en el que con la experiencia y conocimiento de AgroBank e Innsomnia se plantean **ocho grandes retos estratégicos para responder a las necesidades del sector agroalimentario.**
Ciberseguridad; Computación de altas prestaciones; Datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; IA y analítica de datos; Otras
Start-up
22/11/2023 00:00
31/01/2023
Regional
ViaGalicia
Consorcio de la Zona Franca de Vigo
ViaGalicia es una aceleradora de carácter generalista para proyectos innovadores de cualquier sector productivo, con un programa conducido por un equipo de expertos, que combina formación, mentoring, y financiación..
Durante 9 meses se trabaja conjuntamente en el espacio de coworking de ViaGalicia (Nigrán) con tutorías semanales, mesas redondas y sesiones de networking.
Servicios/Soporte
1.500.000
Salud
Otras
Start-up
01/02/2023
Nacional
S2B Health&Care
Ship2B Foundation
Programa de aceleración e inversión para startups con foco en salud integral y calidad de vida
Corporate Venture Capital
Mar-Industria
Otras
Start-up
01/02/2023
Nacional
S2B Tech4Climate
Ship2B Foundation
Programa de aceleración e inversión para startups con foco en sostenibilidad y medio ambiente.
## Startups que respondan a los retos de:
* Conservar el ecosistema integral del agua, con especial atención a las zonas vulnerables
* Potenciar y fomentar las energías renovables y su almacenamiento
* Fomentar soluciones para mitigar o adaptarse al cambio climático, incluido conocer y reducir las huellas ambientales y demás impactos que afectan a los servicios ecosistémicos
* Impulsar modelos de economía circular y residuo cero en cualquier ámbito
* Impulsar modelos que fomenten una alimentación más saludable y sostenible, con especial foco en la agricultura regenerativa
* Implementar modelos para generar conciencia en la comunidad y promover un consumo más responsable reduciendo las barreras para la adopción de nuevos hábitos (p.ej.: mediante gamificación)
* Fomentar la biodiversidad y promoción de soluciones basadas en los servicios ecosistémicos del mar, desarrollando la economía regenerativa en los océanos
* Incrementar la calidad de vida en las ciudades desde el punto de vista social y medioambiental
* Fomentar nuevos modelos de negocio sostenibles a través de la digitalización de procesos
Corporate Venture Capital
Agroalimentario; Biotecnológico
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
Start-up
01/12/2023 00:00
01/02/2023
Nacional
Spain Foodtech Accelerator Program
Spain Foodtech
**SPAIN FOODTECH – Startups’ program** tiene por objetivo apoyar la construcción y el desarrollo de sólidas startups españolas en el ámbito del agri-food-tech, capaces de competir a escala global y de convertirse en un referente en el sector, posicionando a España en el liderazgo tecnológico en este ámbito.
Es un programa único, de 6 meses de duración, con un **plan de trabajo personalizado** para cada startup, empleando una **metodología de trabajo de primer nivel, enfocada a garantizar el éxito de la startup** en el mercado y la **consecución de inversión** necesaria para su correcto desarrollo.
Buscamos startups con tecnologías y soluciones sostenibles e disruptivas que se apliquen y tengan impacto a lo largo de toda la cadena de valor agroalimentaria, desde la granja hasta la mesa:
* Nuevas formas de cultivo en interior y exterior.
* Tecnologías que impulsen la transición ecológica, mejoren el impacto ambiental o garanticen la seguridad alimentaria.
* Herramientas que impulsen la productividad agraria. Nuevos modelos de negocio aplicados al sector primario.
* Tecnologías e infraestructuras para la generación de una nueva cadena de valor alimentaria, con un alto peso de la biotecnología.
* Nuevas fuentes alternativas de proteínas y lípidos (micelio, molecular farming, proteínas de síntesis, insectos y microalgas).
* Nuevos modelos de negocio enfocados a la democratización de las tecnologías noveles en el sector alimentario.
* Soluciones que impulsen una cadena de valor más sostenible y con menor impacto en el planeta, basadas en reducción del desperdicio, nuevos packagings de bajo impacto o modelos de negocio que impulsen la reducción de la huella ecológica.
* Nuevos modelos de negocio basados en la reducción de huella de carbono y carbón LCA.
* Nuevos embalajes sostenibles.
* Nuevas soluciones que promuevan cambios beneficiosos en la salud de los consumidores a través de la alimentación.
* Nutrigenética. Nutrición de precisión.
* Nuevos ingredientes que permitan obtener etiquetas limpias o productos con mejores perfiles nutricionales.
* Introducción de nuevos modelos de negocio con una fuerte base digital para atender las necesidades de los consumidores de forma más eficaz.
* Uso de la sensorización y la gestión de datos para entender mejor a los consumidores y cruzar la brecha entre lo físico y lo digital.
* Aplicación de “deep technologies” a la cadena de valor agroalimentaria como tecnología satelital, inteligencia artificial, IOT, machine learning, blockchain o robótica, etc.
Servicios/Soporte; Capital Riesgo; Corporate Venture Capital
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME
10/01/2023 00:00
10/02/2023
Regional
Obradoiros multidisciplinares de dixitalización, sustentabilidade e loxística avanzada
IGAPE
financiación para la organización de obradorios para empresas
Los obradoiros se conciben como espacios de encuentro entre empresas para explorar soluciones tecnológicas. y vías de colaboración que den lugar a proyectos de implantación de herramientas Colaborativas sectoriales en nuestros campos de digitalización, sostenibilidad o logística avanzada, susceptibles de acogerse a más ayudas establecidas en nuestras convocatorias de Igape u otras administraciones gallegas o estatales, o con oportunidades de hibridación intersectorial.
**** Podrán ser beneficiarios las organizaciones intermedias de carácter empresarial en Galicia. Se entenderán por tales, a los efectos de estas subvenciones:
a) Las entidades con personalidad jurídica propia, sin ánimo de lucro, con domicilio social o lugar de trabajo en Galicia, que pertenezcan a alguna de las siguientes categorías: asociaciones empresariales, fundaciones empresariales o universidad-empresa, clústeres empresariales o polos de innovación digital en el marco de la Estrategia de HID.
b) Los centros tecnológicos y los centros de apoyo a la innovación tecnológica domiciliados en Galicia e inscritos en el registro establecido al efecto por el Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación
Otras; IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad
PYME; Start-up
09/11/2023 00:00
14/02/2023
Europeo
COSME-Europe’s programme for small and medium-sized enterprises
European Commission
**El objetivo de COSME es facilitar el acceso de las pequeñas y medianas empresas (PYME) a la financiación en todas las fases de su ciclo de vida: creación, expansión o transmisión de empresas. Gracias al apoyo de la UE, las empresas tienen un acceso más fácil a garantías, préstamos y capital social.**
Subvención
6.000.000
Mar-Industria
Otras
PYME
18/01/2023 00:00
17/02/2023
Regional
Ayudas para el fomento del desarrollo tecnológico, la innovación y la competitividad en el sector de la acuicultura
Xunta de Galicia - Consellería do Mar
Proyectos que fomenten el desarrollo tecnológico, la innovación y la competitividad en el sector de la acuicultura y que tengan como objetivo:
a) El desarrollo de conocimientos técnicos, científicos u organizativos en las explotaciones acuícolas, que reduzcan el impacto en el medio ambiente, reduzcan la dependencia de la harina y el aceite de pescado, impulsen un uso sostenible de los recursos en la acuicultura, mejoren el bienestar de los animales o faciliten nuevos métodos de producción sostenible.
b) El desarrollo o introducción en el mercado de nuevas especies acuícolas, productos nuevos o sustancialmente perfeccionados, procesos nuevos o perfeccionados, o sistemas de gestión y organización nuevos o perfeccionados.
c) El estudio de la viabilidad técnica o económica de productos o procesos innovadores.
Subvención
400.000
En función del tamaño de empresa- 30% - 50% -75%-100%
Ciberseguridad; Computación de altas prestaciones; Datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; IA y analítica de datos; Otras
PYME
01/02/2023 00:00
20/02/2023
Nacional
ICEX NEXT
Cámara de España
Con nuestro Programa ICEX Next de Internacionalización, queremos ayudarte a internacionalizar tu negocio, con el fin de que aumentes tu facturación en el exterior, reduzcas el riesgo empresarial y aumentes la competitividad global.
El objetivo de nuestro Programa ICEX Next es ayudarte a desarrollar o contrastar tu estrategia de internacionalización, analizando los mejores destinos para tu producto o servicio y apoyándote con un **Plan Estratégico de Negocio Internacional Offline y Online** , enfocado a los mercados exteriores seleccionados. Todo ello, a través de un **Asesoramiento Especializado** por parte de los mejores consultores y asesores nacionales e internacionales homologados por ICEX, durante un **proceso de 24 meses** , y con el apoyo de una **Subvención Económica** **dotada de una cuantía de hasta 24.000 euros.**
Otras; Ciberseguridad; Computación de altas prestaciones; Datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; IA y analítica de datos
Start-up
28/02/2023
Nacional
NEOTEC
CDTI
Las ayudas financiarán la puesta en marcha de nuevos proyectos empresariales, que requieran el uso de tecnologías o conocimientos desarrollados a partir de la actividad investigadora y en los que la estrategia de negocio se base en el desarrollo de tecnología. Asimismo, se prima la incorporación de personas con grado de doctor (en adelante doctor/es) a la empresa para reforzar sus capacidades de absorción y generación de conocimiento.
Las ayudas podrán destinarse a proyectos empresariales en cualquier ámbito tecnológico y/o sectorial. No obstante, no se adecúan a esta convocatoria los proyectos empresariales cuyo modelo de negocio se base primordialmente en servicios a terceros, sin desarrollo de tecnología propia. Tampoco serán objeto de ayuda aquellas iniciativas que no reflejen claramente en su plan de empresa la continuidad en el desarrollo de tecnología.
Subvención
70%, ampliable hasta el 85% más posibilidad de 10.000 € para formación
Mar-Industria; Agroalimentario
Otras
PYME
28/02/2023
Nacional
Proyectos de innovación FEMP
CDTI
Ayuda a proyectos de innovación de empresas del sector pesquero y acuicultura.
* Proyectos de innovación en el sector pesquero que tengan como objetivo desarrollar o introducir productos y equipos nuevos o sustancialmente perfeccionados, procesos y técnicas nuevas o perfeccionadas, o sistemas de gestión y organización nuevos o perfeccionados, también en la transformación y la comercialización
* Proyectos de innovación desarrollados en el sector de la acuicultura que tengan como objetivo:
1. el desarrollo de conocimientos técnicos, científicos u organizativos en las explotaciones acuícolas, que reduzcan el impacto en el medio ambiente, reduzcan la dependencia de la harina y el aceite de pescado, impulsen un uso sostenible de los recursos en la acuicultura, mejoren el bienestar de los animales o faciliten nuevos métodos de producción sostenible;
2. el desarrollo o introducción en el mercado de nuevas especies acuícolas, productos nuevos o sustancialmente perfeccionados, procesos nuevos o perfeccionados, o sistemas de gestión y organización nuevos o perfeccionados;
3. el estudio de la viabilidad técnica o económica de productos o procesos innovadores.
Subvención; Préstamo
Préstamo de hasta el 85%, subvención del 33% del préstamo
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
10/01/2023 00:00
07/03/2023
Europeo
EIC Pathfinder Open
European Commission
Apoyo del desarrollo en fase inicial de futuras tecnologías (TRL 1-3) hasta la prueba de concepto.
OBJETIVO: Alcanzar una visión ambiciosa para una tecnología radicalmente nueva, con potencial para crear nuevos mercados y/o para abordar desafíos globales.
REQUISITOS PARTICIPACIÓN:
-al menos tres entidades legales independientes establecidas en al menos tres países elegibles diferentes.
-solicitantes únicos o pequeños consorcios (dos socios) solo para EIC Pathfinder Challenges
TEMÁTICA: Cualquier campo de la ciencia, la tecnología o la aplicación sin prioridades temáticas predefinidas.
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME
13/02/2023 00:00
07/03/2023
Nacional
Proyectos en colaboración público-privada 2022
AGENCIA ESTATAL DE INVESTIGACIÓN
El objetivo de la convocatoria de ayudas a proyectos de colaboración público-privada es el apoyo a proyectos de desarrollo experimental en cooperación entre empresas y organismos de investigación, con el fin de promover el desarrollo de nuevas tecnologías, la aplicación empresarial de nuevas ideas y técnicas, y contribuir a la creación de nuevos productos y servicios.
Subvención
260.000.000
Agroalimentario
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos
PYME
27/01/2023 00:00
27/03/2023
Regional
APOYO A LAS INVERSIONES EN LAS EXPLOTACIONES AGRÍCOLAS (PDR 4.1). CONVOCATORIA 2023
CONSELLERÍA DO MEDIO RURAL
Apoyar la implementación de la Medida 4. Inversiones en activos físicos; Submedida 4.1 «Apoyo a las inversiones en las explotaciones agrícolas» incluidas en el Programa de Desarrollo Rural de Galicia 2014-2020.
Inversiones materiales e inmateriales que supongan una mejora del rendimiento global, la competitividad o la viabilidad de la explotación.
**Gastos financiables**
a) Reforma o construcción de instalaciones y compra de maquinaria que supongan una reducción de costes de producción o un incremento en la productividad. MÁX 30% para la adquisición de maquinaria agrícola.
b) Costes generales vinculados a los gastos recogidos en las letras a) y b), tales como honorarios de los ingenieros que elaboren los proyectos de construcción o reforma, los estudios de viabilidad, las licencias de software y otros permisos.
c) Compra de construcciones agrarias en desuso.
d) Plantación y mejora de cultivos leñosos de aptitud frutícola (árboles y arbustos frutales).
e) Compra de terrenos que no hayan formado parte de la explotación, por un valor inferior al 10% del coste subvencionable.
f) Adquisición o desarrollo de programas informáticos.
**Subvención a fondo perdido**
30% ampliable hasta MÁX 50% según:
+10% en caso de personas agricultoras jóvenes beneficiarias en este mismo año de la ayuda a la incorporación de personas jóvenes, o beneficiario de esa misma ayuda en los 5 años anteriores;
+5% en inversiones colectivas, cuando el beneficiario procede de una fusión de explotaciones;
+5% en caso de inversiones en zonas con limitaciones naturales u otras específicas;
+5% en caso de operaciones subvencionadas en el marco de la Agencia Europea de la Innovación en materia de productividad y sostenibilidad agrícola:
+10% en el caso de inversiones en agricultura ecológica.
Subvención
20.500.000
30-50
Agroalimentario
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
Start-up
23/02/2023 00:00
28/03/2023
Nacional
GLOBAL FOODTECH ACCELERATOR
Basque Culinary Center
El Global Foodtech Accelerator es un programa del Basque Culinary Center en colaboración con Impact Hub para startups avanzadas que trabajan en productos/servicios que quieren resolver retos globales en alimentación y sostenibilidad.
El programa proporcionará apoyo a las startups, junto con formación especializada y mentorización gracias a nuestra red de mentores, líderes de la industria y socios corporativos.
Servicios/Soporte
Salud; Biotecnológico
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Otras; Ciberseguridad
Start-up; Spin-off
13/02/2023 00:00
30/03/2023
Regional
CaixaImpulse Innovación Convocatoria Salud 2023
CaixaBank
El programa CaixaImpulse Innovación contribuye a transferir el conocimiento científico a la sociedad y fomenta la creación de productos, servicios y empresas relacionados con las ciencias de la vida. Presta apoyo a proyectos biomédicos innovadores ayudándoles a validar sus activos y a definir su estrategia de explotación y valorización, para acercarlos al mercado.
Ayudas a las microempresas y pymes que realicen actividades de innovación que puedan llevarse a cabo de manera inmediata a través de la contratación de servicios profesionales externos a agentes de innovación para alcanzar un salto cualitativo y cuantitativo en su actividad de I+D+i a corto plazo y repercutan directamente en la capacidad para dar respuesta a los retos actuales de las empresas a través de la innovación.
**Incentivo:** hasta 70% de los costes de contratación de los Bonos de Innovación en las siguientes modalidades:
* Línea 1: Apoyo a la innovación (Ayudas entre 7.500 € e 35.000 €)
* Línea 2: Gestión de financiación (Ayudas máximo 5.000 € para cada una de las tipologías de bonos (A e B)
Datos; Ciberseguridad; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Otras; IA y analítica de datos; Computación de altas prestaciones
PYME
10/02/2023 00:00
13/04/2023
Europeo
EUREKA-Eurostars call for projects
European Commission
Eurostars es un instrumento de financiación que apoya a las PYME innovadoras y a los socios del proyecto (grandes empresas, universidades, organizaciones de investigación y otros tipos de organizaciones) mediante la financiación de proyectos internacionales de colaboración en I+D e innovación. Al participar, las organizaciones pueden acceder a financiación pública para proyectos internacionales de I+D en colaboración en todos los ámbitos.
Subvención
Mar-Industria
IA y analítica de datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Otras; Ciberseguridad
Start-up
16/04/2023
Europeo
EIT Digital Venture Program
European Commission
Desarrolle su producto mínimo viable
Establezca su empresa de alta tecnología
Obtenga ayuda para el desarrollo empresarial de los mejores expertos internacionales
Encuentre un primer inversor
Únete al ecosistema de innovación líder en Europa
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
Start-up; Spin-off
10/04/2023 00:00
30/04/2023
Nacional
ScaleUp Spain
Fundación Innovación Bankinter. Endeavor. Wayra
**Scaleup Spain Network** es un programa de **Fundación Innovación Bankinter** , **Endeavor** y **Wayra** creado para apoyar y conectar Scaleups. Creemos que existe mucho apoyo en mercado para empresas en etapas tempranas, pero que hay una clara necesidad en la etapa de escala, que es donde mayor impacto producen
Otro; Servicios/Soporte; Capital Riesgo
Salud
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad
Start-up; PYME
08/03/2023 00:00
02/05/2023
Europeo
EIT Health Bridgehead: Take your healthcare business abroad
CE - EIT
El programa reúne a emprendedores del sector sanitario que quieren hacer crecer su negocio en el mercado europeo con las mejores incubadoras y aceleradoras, que cuentan con la experiencia y los recursos necesarios para hacerlo realidad.
Servicios/Soporte
Salud
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
Start-up
10/03/2023 00:00
02/05/2023
Europeo
EIT Health Catapult: fast-tracking Europe’s best start-ups
CE - EIT
EIT Health presenta un concurso y un programa de formación únicos que muestran las nuevas empresas de ciencias de la vida y tecnología sanitaria a los principales expertos e inversores de toda Europa. El programa premia los mejores conceptos empresariales y permite a las nuevas empresas entrar a formar parte de la comunidad de empresas líderes mundiales.
A lo largo del programa, las start-ups reciben una formación intensiva y adquieren credibilidad y visibilidad gracias a una exposición europea. Los finalistas se presentan en el evento Bits & Pretzels HealthTech y compiten por premios en metálico y del sector, así como por la oportunidad de exponerse en la torre Nasdaq de Nueva York.
Servicios/Soporte
Salud
IA y analítica de datos; Ciberseguridad; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones
Start-up; Spin-off
16/03/2023 00:00
02/05/2023
Europeo
EIT Health Wild Card: Become a game-changer!
CE - EIT
El programa pone en contacto a empresas incipientes con los recursos que necesitan para validar su problema-solución, lograr la adecuación del producto al mercado y conseguir oportunidades de inversión.
Servicios/Soporte
Salud; Biotecnológico
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Otras
Start-up
23/03/2023 00:00
02/05/2023
Europeo
EIT Health's User Validation Labs: Test your innovation with your end users
CE - EIT
El programa pone a la star-up con una idea de innovación en salud en contacto con los socios del EIT Health para ayudarle a organizar y ejecutar un estudio de validación para la innovación de su start-up. Incluyen living labs, aceleradoras, hospitales y centros de innovación que pueden ayudarle a acceder a sus futuros usuarios finales y recabar sus opiniones. Podrá probar su producto o servicio con pacientes, médicos y personal sanitario en Europa.
El programa cuesta 10.000€, de los cuales EIT pone 7.000 y la star-up tiene que asumir los otros 3.000.
### DIGITAL-EUROHPC-JU-2022-APPSUPPORT-01-01
By the end of the action, an effective application support team network across EuroHPC stakeholders (primarily Hosting Entities) will have been established providing services to European HPC users from public and private sector including SMEs. This network will provide a knowledge hub for HPC offering a comprehensive support service from porting, optimisation and execution of key applications as well as training and development of specialised cross-domain support material that will facilitate EuroHPC system exploitation and delivery of excellent scientific results.
In the course of the action, the Application Support Teams will have demonstrated their significant impact on the application enabling with success stories within the European HPC ecosystem supported by quantitative key performance indicators measuring the specific impact of individual applications, scientific domains and target systems, with respect to the baseline established.
Objective:
The call aims for the establishment and four-year operation of a distributed European-wide high- performance computing application support service. The selected project should bring together Application Support Teams (AST) established (primarily) in current or future EuroHPC Hosting Entities, operating the EuroHPC supercomputers. ASTs will work closely with the EuroHPC JU Peer Review Office managing the evaluation and allocation of access time to European HPC supercomputers as the applications and respective user teams to be supported will be primarily selected by peer-review process managed by the EuroHPC JU. Through this process ASTs are expected to provide their services to a selected number of flagship/lighthouse which have been allocated time in the context of the EuroHPC JU Extreme Scale and Regular Access calls.
Scope:
ASTs should offer a broad range of support services aiming primarily on Level 2 and 3 application support encompassing at least the following services:
Application porting and optimization
* Code enabling and scaling
* Elaboration of performance analysis and benchmarks for selected applications
* R&D on code refactoring
* Short to medium term support of selected applications/user groups (3-18 months)
* Domain independent, architecture specific trainings (targeting the EuroHPC supercomputers)
* Development of best practice guides for using the EuroHPC supercomputers.
* Collaboration with equivalent groups at European and International level on technical matters related to supporting pre/exascale application work.
* Contribute to the development and improvement of the European HPC Application Support service by sharing lessons learned and providing feedback to the EuroHPC JU on user requirements and service gaps.
* Customised support to scientific and research community from public and private research institutes and academia, industry and SMEs.
The project should establish a coordination layer between the participating teams, allowing exchange of knowledge, information, as well as harmonization of a range of services and service level provided. The size of the selected ASTs should be proportional to the size of the local system supported and is expected to be in the range of 4-6 experts for pre-exascale level systems and beyond, and in the range of 2-4 experts for petascale and mid-range systems.
The project should offer a single point of contact (in the form of a European HPC Application Support portal) that will allow European HPC users to retrieve information on the systems offered by the Joint Undertaking, their architectures, their access mechanisms, and the support services available.
ASTs are also expected to cooperate with key support actions funded by the EuroHPC JU, including EuroCC (Competence Centres), the Centres of Excellence (CoEs), and future training initiatives. Finally, the project should include the organisation of specialized training events and workshops in the context of high-profile international HPC events like the EuroHPC Summit, International Supercomputing (ISC) etc.
IA y analítica de datos; Computación de altas prestaciones
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
07/02/2023 00:00
03/05/2023
Europeo
Focus topic on Integration of trustworthy Edge AI technologies in complex heterogeneous components and systems
CE - Joint Undertaking KDT Programme
### HORIZON-KDT-JU-2023-1-IA-Focus-Topic-3
Expected Outcomes:
While many EU projects and initiatives have already contributed to the aforementioned challenges, this call focuses on large-scale integrated/integrable edge AI technologies at greater levels of energy efficiency, connectivity, collaboration, complexity and diversity. Projects are expected to contribute to the following outcomes:
• Develop interoperable and replicable edge AI hardware and software (HW/SW) solutions, namely sensing/actuation, processors, storage, data management, network, that facilitate the integration, rapid deployment and low maintenance in resourceconstrained systems and collaborative edge AI architectures.
• Develop efficient and standard engineering methods and tools for (HW/SW co-) design, optimization, qualification/certification and regulatory compliance of trustworthy edge AI solutions in complex heterogeneous components and systems.
• Consolidate open and integrated platforms and ecosystems hosting edge AI solution toolkits and design frameworks that provide the necessary efficiency, trust and (access) transparency to stakeholders but also facilitate seamless interoperability and connectivity at different levels of the edge AI architecture by using standards and open interfaces.
The projects selected under this call are expected to incrementally co-create a strong European edge AI ecosystem with these existing projects and initiatives, as well as with other related technological and business communities, to strengthen the established platforms/technologies, and to bridge the gaps and enable interconnections between them. Scope Proposals need to particularly address several but not necessarily all following aspects:
Proposals need to particularly address several but not necessarily all following aspects:
Development of end-to-end AI architectures including the continuum of AI-based algorithms, devices, as well as interoperability, upgradability and trusted exchangeability through standardized APIs across resource-constrained deviceconnected systems (including interfaces between sensing/actuation and computation), edge processing units (to facilitate tight combination of logic and memory providing wide interface lanes and low latency), on-premises servers, etc.
• Development of the next generation of HW/SW edge AI technologies that support fully collaborative AI by allowing devices to learn at the edge and to incrementally evolve their AI/ML models over time (supporting e.g., transfer learning and meta learning), as well as to coordinate with one another (orchestration), to combine their updates and to send the result out (potentially including cognitive reasoning tasks) in a meaningful manner.
• Development of design tool chains featuring automated tasks (e.g. AutoML) and standardized interfaces to deliver optimized edge AI solutions in heterogeneous embedded systems. The tools chains should support fast and early exploration and efficient mapping7 of complex AI structures such as Deep Neural Networks (DNNs) on embedded architectures and implementation of algorithms for selection, compression, handling and collection of meaningful data sets, in order to generate efficient collaborative AI applications at a rapidly accelerated pace.
• Development of assurance frameworks for edge AI trustworthiness8 with a primary focus on privacy, robustness, safety, security as well as evaluation of associated error/uncertainty bounds, certification/qualification management, and paths towards explainable AI.
• Establishing sustainable impact and creation of an industry-driven community by building tightly integrated open edge AI platforms and ecosystems, with support for the entire lifecycle of edge AI-based solutions, including design toolkits supported on public and royalty-free standards. These ecosystems must promote trusted and transparent governance frameworks for the whole digital infrastructure stack, applications and users/stakeholders.
• Development of benchmarking frameworks with meaningful metric sets of relevance to edge AI, with particular focus on at-scale technology availability, energy efficiency, security, safety and privacy for a given set of specifications and constraints. A special care on measuring the environmental impact of the developed solutions, for example using Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), must be considered to meet the sustainability challenge.
• Support of open-source is strongly encouraged to make the platforms (open-source hardware, software, training datasets, etc.) accessible and to spread it easily in the edge AI community and in the market.
Más información en el portal de KDT:
IA y analítica de datos; Ciberseguridad; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Otras; Computación de altas prestaciones; Datos
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
07/02/2023 00:00
03/05/2023
Europeo
Global call according to SRIA 2023
CE - Joint Undertaking KDT Programme
### HORIZON-KDT-JU-2023-1-IA-Topic-1
Financia acciones de todos los desafíos recogidos en la Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda 2023:
Más información y lista de todos los desafíos que cubre en el portal de KDT: .
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Ciberseguridad; Otras; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
07/02/2023 00:00
03/05/2023
Europeo
Global RIA call according to SRIA 2023
CE - Joint Undertaking KDT Programme
### HORIZON-KDT-JU-2023-2-RIA-Topic-1
Financia acciones de todos los desafíos recogidos en la Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda 2023: .
Más información y lista de todos los desafíos que cubre en el portal de KDT: .
Con la peculiaridad de tratarse de una Research and Innovation Action ( _RIA_ ):
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
25/05/2023
Europeo
DREAM Innovation Open Call
European Cluster Collaboration Platform
The general objective of the DREAM **Open Call** is to **financially support** small and market-oriented projects involving **SMEs** , consisting of the integration and the use of **digital technologies into manufacturing environments**. DREAM Financial Support will be allocated to a collaborative consortium applying to the DREAM Open Call, and demonstrating how the implementation of innovative digital technologies supports the green transition of manufacturing processes, especially concerning the improved and more efficient use of resources (energy, water, supplies, materials). It also seeks to accelerate access to the market to new digital products and services provided by technology SMEs, applied to the manufacturing domain, strengthening innovation and growth in Europe. **The consortium composition must be composed of at least 2 partners:**
* _Partner 1 = SME from digital sector_
* _Partner 2 = Private entity from the industrial sector_
The DREAM Open Call will provide financial support for two different types of actions, namely:
* **Prototyping action** will target companies having already carried out a feasibility study and have the need to develop a prototype to spend efforts in miniaturisation, testing, experimentation, MVP building, etc. ( **TRL 6** ).
* **Demonstration action** will target companies having already developed and tested a prototype, with the need to demonstrate its efficiency on a larger scale in real environment ( **TRL 7-8** ).
The **expected technologies** in the DREAM Open Call are digital technologies that can contribute to the sustainability challenge and the resilience of processes:
* _Artificial intelligence, Big Data and analytics_
* _Internet of Things (IoT)_
* _Cloud Computing_
* _Autonomous Robotics_
* _Immersive technologies (AR/VR)_
* _Simulation_
* _System Integration_
* _Cybersecurity_
The **expected industrial sectors** addressed in the DREAM Open Call are manufacturing industries, including electronics, nanotechnologies, automotive, mechanicals, aerospace, medical & pharmaceutical, construction, energy & utilities, marine (naval industries), metalworking, chemicals, food & beverage, logistics, printing, textile, luxury, cosmetics, wood, paper, furniture, consumer products, etc.
Subvención
Salud
IA y analítica de datos; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME
14/04/2023 00:00
31/05/2023
Europeo
OE4.5 Salud: asistencia y proximidad
CE - Interreg Poctep
El objetivo de esta convocatoria es la garantía de la igualdad de acceso a la asistencia sanitaria, reforzando la resiliencia de los sistemas sanitarios, incluida la atención primaria, y fomentando la transición de la asistencia institucional a la asistencia en los ámbitos familiar y local.
Uno de los aspectos clave que posibilitarán que el espacio transfronterizo entre Portugal y España se convierta en un territorio más social e inclusivo es que el acceso a los servicios educativos, sociales y sanitarios se realice en condiciones de igualdad para todas las personas. En este sentido, las necesidades identificadas son de dos tipos, por una parte, un mayor desarrollo de servicios públicos compartidos en materia de asistencia social y sanitaria en el espacio fronterizo y, por otra parte, la modernización, mejora y digitalización de los que se han ido poniendo en marcha y que se están viendo muy afectados por la situación de crisis global generada por la aparición de la COVID-19.
Las actuaciones tendrán en consideración el respeto a los principios de desegregación y desinstitucionalización y se dará prioridad al desarrollo de servicios de base comunitaria y al refuerzo de la asistencia sanitaria primaria en la transición hacia modelos no centrados en la atención hospitalaria. A continuación, se ofrece un listado no exhaustivo de acciones que se podrán financiar a cargo de este OE:
\- Acciones para mejorar la accesibilidad, la eficacia y la resiliencia de los sistemas sanitarios transfronterizos, con especial incidencia en la reactivación de servicios públicos a ambos lados de la frontera afectados por la crisis sanitaria, incluyendo el desarrollo de estudios de demanda de atención primaria y especialidades, especialmente en las áreas rurales.
\- Acciones conjuntas que promuevan la adopción de nuevas tecnologías aplicadas a la salud, como la telemedicina, la telemonitorización y la teleasistencia, y el desarrollo de sistemas informáticos integrados (en los servicios de atención primaria, atención especializada, atención social, etc.) en el espacio de cooperación POCTEP.
\- Acciones dirigidas a la cooperación entre organizaciones sanitarias transfronterizas y el intercambio de experiencias vinculadas a la digitalización del sistema de salud y capacitación científico-técnica en el entorno profesional sanitario
\- Acciones que pongan en valor la posibilidad de compartir recursos existentes en el ámbito de la salud en el espacio de cooperación POCTEP (por ejemplo, servicios de ambulancias, unidades móviles de vacunación, puesta en marcha de centros asistenciales, etc.).
\- Acciones de desarrollo de servicios de cooperación transfronteriza (pueden incluir infraestructuras) que promuevan modelos centrados en la persona que mejoren el modelo asistencial actual (por ejemplo, nuevos modelos de proximidad, en especial, de servicios sociosanitarios, de atención a las personas mayores, o de personas con patologías concretas como los pacientes oncológicos).
Subvención
14.982.371
Salud
IA y analítica de datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Ciberseguridad; Otras
Start-up; Spin-off
15/09/2023 00:00
01/06/2023
Europeo
EIT Health Flagship Call
CE - EIT
Open call para financiar actividades relacionadas con:
* Nuevos modelos de asistencia sanitaria
* **Facilitar la adopción de dispositivos médicos digitales en Europa**
* **Aprovechar todo el potencial de los datos sanitarios para la innovación**
Especial interés por la segunda y tercera línea de financiación.
Se financiarán actividades de:
* Formación y educación.
* Becariado.
* Proyectos impulsados por star-ups y spin-offs.
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Computación de altas prestaciones; Datos; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
07/06/2023
Europeo
xBUILD-EU call for proposals for Digital and Green grants
European Cluster Collaboration Platform
**_Green and digital grant_**
_ _Scope__ : This instrument is aimed at the **adoption of processes and technologies** by SMEs to become more competitive and resilient **with focus on green and digital transition** to ensure the sustainability and connectivity of the value chain. While this grant will not fund technology acquisition, the goal is to raise awareness with small pilots to test and adapt business processes to facilitate the twin transition, __particularly technologies that can drive both simultaneously__.
_ _Goal__ : to assess technologies and adopt business processes to enable the green and digital transition to make SMEs more competitive, ready for a resilient future and for global growth.
_Max. duration_ : 4 months
_ _Total budget for 1__ _ _st__ _ _call__ : 200k€,
_ _Expected number of beneficiaries__ : 10 SMEs in 5 projects,
_ _Consortia required_ : 2 SMEs from different eligible sectors_
_ _Maximum financial support per SME_ : _35k€,
_ _Financial support per consortia (project)_ : 50k€_
_ _Fix and exhaustive list of activities eligible for funding__ :
\- Digital and green assessments, viability studies, technical feasibility, prototype development including materials/services, technical prototyping, technical testing and market testing, prototype/system integration design and development, including materials, technical testing and market testing, digital training.
\- Business plan for exploitation of the adopted processes (compulsory).
_Eligible costs:_ Staff costs, other costs such as supplies and small prototype services. Subcontracting (duly justified). Indirect costs (flat rate of 7% of total costs).
** _**Note_** : purchase and installation of advanced technologies is not eligible
Subvención
200.000
Agroalimentario
IA y analítica de datos; Datos; Otras
PYME; Start-up
22/07/2023
Nacional
Tech Transfer Agrifood
Plataforma de inversión especializada en el sector agroalimentario-fondo que está promovido por empresarios del sector agroalimentario.
Tech Transfer Agrifood ha nacido para cubrir esta necesidad, fomentando la transferencia de tecnología a través de la financiación de prototipos en entornos industriales relevantes, aportando disruptivas e innovadoras para su implantación y escalado en la industria
Envío de documentación ejemplo: [Podio](https://podio.com/webforms/24068261/1748590)
Fondos de Inversión
Biotecnológico
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
07/05/2023 00:00
05/09/2023
Europeo
Development of smart concepts of integrated energy driven bio-refineries for co-production of advanced biofuels, bio-chemicals and biomaterials
CE - Horizon Europe Programme
### HORIZON-CL5-2024-D3-02-03
Project results are expected to contribute to all of the following expected outcomes:
* Expand the portfolio of cost-effective advanced biofuel production concepts through energy-driven biorefineries.
* Reduce cost, improve efficiency, support de-risking, to accelerate the availability of competitive and zero-waste advanced biofuel production concepts.
* Contribute to the Mission Innovation 2.0 mission of Integrated Biorefineries.
* Optimize resource efficiency, energy output and total products value from biomass
* Reinforce the European scientific basis and European export potential for renewable fuel production solutions through international collaborations.
Scope:
Development of zero-waste and neutral or negative carbon emission energy-efficient biorefinery concepts for enabling the production of low-cost advanced biofuels through co-production of added value bio-based products and bioenergy. Conversion of biogenic wastes and residues as well as algae and aquatic biomass through chemical, biochemical, electrochemical, biological, thermochemical pathways or combinations of them in highly circular processes are in scope. The integration design is expected to include mass and energy flows, addressing the process heat and power needs by the use of co-produced bio-heat and bio-power, capturing and reusing biogenic effluent gases and sequestering biogenic emissions, for example in the form of biochar as soil amendment, such as to maximize overall material and energy efficiencies. An assessment of the feedstock cost supply at regional and local level and improvement of feedstock mobilisation patterns including via enabling technologies, such as
digitalisation, should be included. Socioeconomic and environmental sustainability including circular economy, social, economic and environmental aspects are expected to be assessed on a life-cycle analysis basis. The advanced biofuels cost should aim to be reduced at parity with marketed biofuel equivalents or in the absence of these competitive to the fossil fuel equivalents. Technology validated in relevant environment is required. International cooperation with Mission Innovation countries is expected. Proposals should provide information and assessment about the economic feasibility and the potential of scaling-up the technology at commercial scale as appropriate.
Synergies are possible with topic HORIZON-CL6-2023-ZEROPOLLUTION: Innovative technologies for zero pollution, zero-waste biorefineries (RIA) and respective cooperation activities are encouraged.
Subvención
7.000.000
Salud
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
30/03/2023 00:00
19/09/2023
Europeo
Access to health and care services for people in vulnerable situations
CE - Horizon Europe Programme
### HORIZON-HLTH-2024-CARE-04-04-two-stage
This topic aims at supporting activities that are enabling or contributing to one or several expected impacts of destination 4 “Ensuring access to innovative, sustainable and high-quality health care”. To that end, proposals under this topic should aim for delivering results that are directed, tailored towards and contributing to several of the following expected outcomes:
* Decision- and policymakers, service providers, and health and care workers have better availability to and make use of knowledge on barriers to access to health and care services[[1]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn1) experienced by people in vulnerable situations and at risk of stigma or discrimination (from now on referred to as people in vulnerable situations)[[2]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn2).
* Decision- and policymakers, providers and health and care workers have access to innovative solutions to promote and improve access to health and care services for people in vulnerable situations.
* Decision- and policymakers and providers have access to reliable quantitative data on health inequalities in access to health and care services for people in vulnerable situations.
* People in vulnerable situations are better equipped in terms of health and digital literacy, knowledge about their rights etc. when it comes to access to health and care services.
* People in vulnerable situations are involved in the design and implementation of research and innovation activities concerning access to health and care services.
Scope:
Equal and needs-based access to health and care services are important values of the EU, as well as central principles within the Member States (for example 2006 Council Conclusions on Common values and principles in European Union Health Systems, European Pillar of social rights). At the same time, plenty of evidence indicates that there is unmet need for health and care services. Although financial barriers are an important part of the explanation[[3]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn3), it is also evident that even in countries where co-payment is low or even zero, access to health and care services differs between groups. Certain groups are more at risk of not accessing all the health and care services they need, depending among other factors, on their socio-economic and legal status, age, sex and gender identity, (dis)ability, ethnicity and geographical location.
For example, the life expectancy for the Roma people – the largest ethnic minority in the EU – is on average ten years shorter than the general population. This is because, due to poor socio-economic conditions and ethnic segregation, many Roma people live in enclaves where equal opportunities to services including infrastructure are lacking. Due to these inequalities that are also rooted in antigypsysim[[4]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn4), Roma people are facing much greater difficulties accessing and receiving standard health and care services including prevention compared to other citizens[[5]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn5).
There are significant health inequalities between the LGBTIQ community and the population as a whole. One part of the explanation is reluctance to seek health and care services because they have experienced or fear hostile reactions. Trans- and intersex people still struggle to access quality and affordable medication and care, both related to general health services and specific health care relating to transition, such as a lack of relevant medication or surgical procedures[[6]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn6).
Compared to men, older women have a higher poverty risk also due to lower pay and lower pensions. They face a higher risk to live longer in poorer health, so their overall need for health and especially care services is therefore higher. People living in difficult socio-economic situations, such as homeless people or people at the risk of poverty may experience similar issues. For migrants and refugees, uncertain legal status, fear of public authorities, or language difficulties may cause additional barriers to seeking adequate health and care services.
Whilst factors outside the health and care sector also have an impact on people’s access to health and care services, health and care systems can influence and facilitate access through accessibility, costs, referrals and attitudes.
Another aspect concerns access to data regarding certain groups. Whereas data on access to health and care when it comes to factors related to socio-economic characteristics, geographical barriers, sex, and age is more accessible, data on people in vulnerable situations (often due to the problem of sensitivity of data) is often less accessible, contributing to making the situation of these groups less visible.
Activities under this call should focus on groups that are in vulnerable situations from a social, financial or health perspective, or at risk of discrimination, such as migrants, Roma people, trans and intersex people, specific age and gender groups (that intersects with other aspects of vulnerability, such as elderly women), indigenous people, homeless people, people in poverty or at risk of poverty, people with disabilities or patients with complex conditions. Where relevant, activities should use intersectional approaches to consider, inter alia, socioeconomic factors, geography, citizenship, age, sex and gender identity, and ethnicity.
Next to the above-mentioned, research and innovation activities under this topic should address several of the following:
* Different types of barriers - different barriers to study could be financial, geographic, social, marginalisation and discrimination. When relevant, health and digital literacy aspects should be analysed. The selection of factors should be context specific as groups suffering from access barriers vary a lot across EU countries and at subnational level. The principle of needs-based health and care should be taken into account.
* Access to what? – for example: what part of the health and care system (from prevention, primary care and long-term care to tertiary care, any specific services, e.g. mental care) do different groups have access to? Is integrated care provided for these groups taking into account their particular needs? How much health and care services do different groups access?
* Solutions - What measures are needed to counter inequalities in health and care access and make sure that vulnerable groups access health and care services and that access is based on needs (measures to educate, support and empower vulnerable groups can be included here)? What are the costs, at different levels, to develop these solutions? Piloting of measures could be included. Community-based and/or co-created initiatives and peer-support approaches: what works and how can these be supported, sustained and/or integrated in the wider service landscape.
* Better data – improving access and quality of data will contribute to identify people in vulnerable situations’ health needs and implement targeted measures corresponding to the challenges that each group experiences. The data could for example explore effectiveness of provided care (metrics helping to assess if provided care addresses the root causes of inequalities) or new valid methodologies to identify the unmet health related needs of people in vulnerable situations. Quantitative and qualitative data on inequalities in prevention, prevalence and treatment of different morbidities.
* Cost analyses - The cost of inequalities in access to health and care services: Quantitatively and/or qualitatively measure the negative impact on not taking measures for helping people in vulnerable situations have access to health and care services including prevention.
Proposals are expected to involve the people/groups studied in the design and implementation of the research and innovation activities and where relevant service providers and other stakeholders.
This topic requires the effective contribution of social sciences and humanities (SSH) disciplines and the involvement of SSH experts, institutions as well as the inclusion of relevant SSH expertise, in order to produce meaningful and significant effects enhancing the societal impact of the related research activities.
All projects funded under this topic are strongly encouraged to participate in networking and joint activities, as appropriate. Therefore, proposals should include a budget for the attendance to regular joint meetings and may consider covering the costs of any other potential joint activities without the prerequisite to detail concrete joint activities at this stage. The details of these joint activities will be defined during the grant agreement preparation phase.
When relevant, funded actions should build on the work done by the European Joint Action on Health Equity Europe (JAHEE) and the upcoming activities under the EU4Health Programme (Direct grants to international organisations (WHO): supporting Member States in improving access to healthcare and effectiveness of health coverage, taking into account vulnerabilities of specific groups and targeted intervention and access to mental health for people in vulnerable situations).
Also, when relevant, projects should build on, and are encouraged to consider how their proposals can contribute to, the Commission’s LGBTIQ Equality Strategy 2020-2025, the EU Strategy for the rights of persons living with disabilities, EU strategy on the rights of the child the Child Guarantee, the Gender Equality Strategy, the EU Roma Strategic Framework and the EU Strategy for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities 2021-2030[[7]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn7).
Projects are encouraged to coordinate their activities with the planned European Partnership on Transforming Health and Care Systems, the Cancer Mission, the Cancer Inequalities Registry and the EU Non-Communicable Diseases Initiative.
Projects may explore the Health Systems Performance Assessment (HSPA) Report on more effective ways of measuring access to healthcare, published in 2021. The report provides a collection of tools used on the ground to better understand needs of people in vulnerable situations and adapt the health coverage to ensure more effective care.
2021 Country Profiles published in the framework of the State of Health in the EU can be used as a source of basic comparable data on health inequalities.
Applicants invited to the second stage and envisaging to include clinical studies should provide details of their clinical studies in the dedicated annex using the template provided in the submission system. See definition of clinical studies in the introduction to this work programme part.
Subvención
30.000.000
Biotecnológico; Salud
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
30/03/2023 00:00
19/09/2023
Europeo
Innovative non-animal human-based tools and strategies for biomedical research
EC - Horizon Europe Programme
### HORIZON-HLTH-2024-TOOL-05-06-two-stage
This topic aims at supporting activities that are enabling or contributing to one or several expected impacts of destination 5 “Unlocking the full potential of new tools, technologies and digital solutions for a healthy society”. To that end, proposals under this topic should aim for delivering results that are directed towards and contributing to several of the following Expected Outcomes:
* Researchers utilise tools and strategies that are more relevant to the human situation as compared to the currently used animal models.
* Fewer live animals are used in biomedical research.
* Health technology developers will get access to improved human-relevant tools or strategies allowing for a faster pace of innovation.
* Legislators and regulators will benefit from strengthened EU leadership in non-animal based biomedical research that is socially accepted and sustainable.
* Healthcare providers and patients will benefit from innovative tools or strategies opening up novel biomedical concepts enabling improved disease prediction, prevention and treatment.
Scope:
The proposal(s) should develop and/or use tools and strategies that address critical areas of biomedical research where animal-models are currently used but are of limited translational value for investigation and development of prevention and treatment. Such advanced tools and strategies should aim at a better understanding of the pathogenesis of disorders that feature a high impact on public health and exhibit a high rate of animal use or severe animal suffering, and enable to develop biomedical concepts with increased translational value, thereby ultimately leading to improved disease prediction, prevention and treatment.
The proposals should address all of the following aspects:
* The innovative tools and strategies should include a variety of technologies and methodological approaches such as –omics and other high-throughput procedures, human-derived cell-based material, organoids, micro-physiological systems, and in-silico models.
* The newly proposed tools and strategies should demonstrably advance the state-of-the-art in specific areas of biomedical research.
* Prospects and avenues for dissemination, knowledge sharing, uptake or translation into health policies of the proposed tools and strategies within the EU should be provided.
* Aspects such as harm and cost-benefit assessment as well as ease of production with respect to current practices should also be considered.
* Criteria for model qualification and standardisation should be developed in well-justified use-case contexts to demonstrate their translational values.
Proposals could consider the involvement of the European Commission's Joint Research Centre (JRC) to provide added-value regarding such aspects as supporting validation of emerging approaches, promotion of research results, and the interfacing with the regulatory community. In this respect, the JRC is open to collaborate with any successful proposal after the selection process has been completed.
All projects funded under this topic are strongly encouraged to participate in networking and joint activities. These networking and joint activities could, for example, involve the participation in joint workshops, the exchange of knowledge, the development and adoption of best practices, or joint communication activities. Therefore, proposals are expected to include a budget for the attendance to regular joint meetings and may consider covering the costs of any other potential joint activities without the prerequisite to detail concrete joint activities at this stage. The details of these joint activities will be defined during the grant agreement preparation phase. In this regard, the Commission may take on the role of facilitator for networking and exchanges, including with relevant stakeholders.
This topic requires the effective contribution of social sciences and humanities (SSH) disciplines and the involvement of SSH experts, institutions as well as the inclusion of relevant SSH expertise, in order to produce meaningful and significant effects enhancing the societal impact of the related research activities.
Applicants invited to the second stage and envisaging to include clinical studies should provide details of their clinical studies in the dedicated annex using the template provided in the submission system. See definition of clinical studies in the introduction to this work programme part.
Subvención
25.000.000
Salud; Biotecnológico
Datos; IA y analítica de datos
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
30/03/2023 00:00
19/09/2023
Europeo
Personalised prevention of non-communicable diseases -addressing areas of unmet needs using multiple data sources
EC - Horizon Europe Programme
### HORIZON-HLTH-2024-STAYHLTH-01-05-two-stage
This topic aims at supporting activities that are enabling or contributing to one or several impacts of destination 1 “Staying healthy in a rapidly changing society”. To that end, proposals under this topic should aim at delivering results that are directed at, tailored towards and contributing to several of the following expected outcomes:
* Citizens have access to and use effective personalised prevention schemes and health counselling (including through digital means) that take into account their individual characteristics and situation. Individuals can be assigned to particular groups based on their characteristics, and receive advice adequate to that group. Stratification of a population into groups showing similar traits allows for effective personalised disease prevention.
* Health professionals use effective, tried and tested tools to facilitate their work when advising both patients and healthy individuals. Public health programme owners gain insight into the specificities and characteristics of disease clusters within the population through stratification. This can then be used to facilitate the identification of population groups with elevated risk of developing certain diseases and improve the programmes, update them and design effective strategies for optimal solutions and interventions.
* National and regional programmes make better use of funds, data infrastructure and personnel in health promotion and disease prevention, primary and secondary healthcare. They can consider the use of new or improved ambitious policy and intervention options, with expected high population-wide impact, for effective health promotion and disease prevention.
* Companies generate opportunities for new product and service developments to cater to the needs of the healthcare service and individuals.
Scope:
Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) are responsible for the majority of the disease burden in Europe and are the leading cause of avoidable premature death. The human and financial cost of NCDs is high and expected to grow. Reducing the burden of NCDs requires a holistic approach and tackling health inequalities across the board. Preventing NCDs from developing in the first place will be at the core of successful public health programmes in the future.
Personalised approaches and the development of targeted interventions have led to an impressive progress in several fields of medicine and have been included in many treatments. However, the use of stratification and individualisation in guiding prevention strategies is still not widely in use even though examples of its potential are accumulating. Identifying people at risk of developing a particular disease before the disease starts to manifest itself with symptoms greatly improves treatment options. It is estimated that about two thirds of all NCDs are preventable, many affecting people who are unaware of their disease risks or do not have access to information pertaining to the management of the condition.
Personalised prevention is the assessment of health risks for individuals based on their specific background traits[[1]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn1) to recommend tailored prevention[[2]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn2). This can include any evidence-based method[[3]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn3). Personalised prevention strategies complement general public health prevention programmes without replacing them, optimising the benefit of both approaches. Personalised prevention is ideally suited to the use of large data sets, computational and omics approaches, with design and use of algorithms, integrating in-depth biological and medical information, machine learning, artificial intelligence (AI) and ‘virtual twin’ technology, taking into account explainable and transparent AI[[4]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn4).
The funded projects will work towards reducing the burden of NCDs in line with the ‘Healthier Together’ – EU Non-Communicable Diseases Initiative[[5]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn5). This does not limit the scope of projects under this topic to particular diseases as any disease area of interest, co-morbidities and health determinants[[6]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn6) can be addressed.
Accordingly, the proposed research is expected to deliver on all of the following points:
* Enable the understanding of areas of unmet need in NCDs prevention, possibly also addressing disease mechanism, management of disease progression and relapse. Providing new approaches for prevention, focussing on the digitally supported personalised dimension, that can be adopted and scaled up.
* Devise new or improved ambitious policy and intervention options, with expected high population-wide impact on the target groups in question. To be proposed and made available for effective health promotion and disease prevention including targeted communication strategies to successfully reach out to the risk groups.
* Design an integrated, holistic approach that includes several of the following aspects: genetic predisposition to NCDs, meta-genomics, epigenomics, the microbiome, metabolomics, sleep disorders, large cohorts, molecular profiling in longitudinal health screening, impact of lack of physical activity, novel predictive biomarker candidates, diets and nutrition, eating habits for designing customised dietary patterns (geographical variation), and the influence of choice environment on personal choices.
* Study the ethical, legal and social aspects as well as health economics of the personalised prevention tools and programmes being developed. Consider optimal health counselling and communication to the patients/citizens. Address legal aspects of balancing the right not to know and the obligation of helping people in danger.
Furthermore, the proposed research is expected to deliver on several of the following points:
* Develop and validate effective strategies to prevent NCDs and optimise health and well-being of citizens (including the most vulnerable). Propose the strategies to policymakers along with mechanisms to monitor their progress. The strategies need to be aligned with relevant national and European health laws and policies.
* Provide scientific evidence on interactions between the genetic predisposition to multifactorial diseases and environmental factors or environmental triggers. Propose scientifically supported personalised prevention strategies that ensure how to modify the environmental drivers of behavioural risk factors.
* Develop new computational tools combining and analysing comprehensive data with different dimensions[[7]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn7) to identify risk factors and modifiers. Creating procedures and algorithms to combine information from different sources (with standardised common data models) to generate risk scores for several diseases and provide health promotion recommendations for the individual as advised by healthcare professionals. Furthermore, develop advanced computational modelling techniques[[8]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn8) for predicting disease risk and predisposition (addressed together in an integrative approach) and identifying the optimal solution/intervention for different target groups and individuals.
* Develop tools and techniques to increase the efficiency and cost- effectiveness of on the one hand interventions, adjusting their scope, characteristics and resources, and on the other hand healthcare infrastructure and how it promotes and delivers health promotion, disease prevention, and care effectively to the different population groups.
* Design tools to collect various data to advance health promotion and disease prevention and strategies for providing omics essays for the general patient with a focus on cost-effectiveness and flexibility.
* Determine how to optimise the benefits of physical activity, smart monitoring of physical activity and sedentary behaviour with measurable data, addressing barriers to uptake and implementation of healthy lifestyles in daily life, understanding what promotion methods work and why, behavioural science to understand healthier choice environments. Balancing the ecosystem associated with the economic, social, and health consequences of NCDs. Affordability related consideration should be taken into account to ensure accessibility of new tools and techniques.
* Conduct data mining of real-world data and develop quantifiable and distinguishable indicators from wearables data, taking into account ‘light-weight’ AI means to ensure patient privacy and short reaction times.
* Demonstrate with a practical prototype on a given health challenge: from multimodal data collection to identification of an effective prevention strategy to be tested and validated for one or several NCDs.
Where relevant, the projects should contribute to and create synergies with ongoing national, European and international initiatives such as the European Partnership for Personalised Medicine, the ‘Healthier Together’ - EU Non-Communicable Diseases Initiative[[9]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn9), Europe’s Beating Cancer Plan and the Mission on Cancer, WHO’s 9 targets for NCDs, the EMA ‘Darwin’ network[[10]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn10) etc.
This topic requires the effective contribution of social sciences and humanities (SSH) disciplines and the involvement of SSH experts, institutions as well as the inclusion of relevant SSH expertise, in order to produce meaningful and significant effects enhancing the societal impact of the related research activities.
Where relevant, activities should build on and expand results of past and ongoing research projects. Selected projects under this topic are expected to participate in joint activities as appropriate, possibly including also related projects from other call topics. This can take the form of project clustering, workshops, joint dissemination activities etc. Applicants should plan a necessary budget to cover this collaboration.
Applicants invited to the second stage and envisaging to include clinical studies should provide details of their clinical studies in the dedicated annex using the template provided in the submission system. See definition of clinical studies in the introduction to this work programme part.
Subvención
50.000.000
Salud
IA y analítica de datos; Datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
30/03/2023 00:00
19/09/2023
Europeo
Towards a holistic support to children and adolescents’ health and care provisions in an increasingly digital society
CE - Horizon Europe Programme
HORIZON-HLTH-2024-STAYHLTH-01-02-two-stage
This topic aims at supporting activities that are enabling or contributing to one or several impacts of destination 1 “Staying healthy in a rapidly changing society”. To that end, proposals under this topic should aim for delivering results that are directed at, tailored towards and contributing to all of the following expected outcomes:
* Children, adolescents and their parents/carers are educated and empowered in prevention strategies involving personalised approaches and solutions (also through the use of digital tools) to manage, maintain and improve children’s and adolescents' own health, physical activity, nutrition habits, leisure needs, mental and social well-being, in full respect of the privacy of individuals.
* Children and adolescents, including those from vulnerable contexts, monitor their health risks, adopt healthy lifestyles at home, at school and in the community and interact with their doctors and carers (receiving and providing feedback), also through the means of digitally enabled solutions, better health literacy, training and critical thinking.
* Thanks to better co-creation, training, digital and health literacy, children, adolescents, parents and carers across Europe access and use person-centred, widely available solutions for children and adolescents’ health, care and wellbeing, appropriate to a rapidly changing and increasingly digitalised society, also considering the risk of digital addiction.
The proposals should provide appropriate indicators to measure the progress towards the relevant expected outcomes.
Scope:
Laying the ground for a healthy life starts in childhood. Accordingly, and in line with the HealthyLifestyles4All Initiative[[1]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn1), the ‘Healthier Together’ – EU Non-Communicable Diseases Initiative[[2]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn2), and the Communication of the Commission on enabling the Digital Transformation of Health and Care[[3]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn3),[[4]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn4), the main goal of the research and innovation should be to promote healthier societies by developing holistic solutions that foster healthy lifestyles from early age with long-term impact(s).
Digitalisation poses risks but can also be a driving force for empowering young citizens, who are growing up in an increasingly digitised world, in taking an active role in the management of their own health conditions, mental and social well-being, and promote healthy lives and disease prevention, through innovative solutions, coordinated person-centred care models and better health literacy.
The topic encourages the participation of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), as well as of European, national and regional authorities and civil society, in order to strengthen the scientific and technological expertise of SMEs in the health and care domain to promote the uptake of innovative health and care solutions in Europe.
**The proposed research and innovation should focus on several of the following aspects:**
* Develop and advance person-centred, evidence-based and coordinated disease prevention intervention solutions to support children and adolescents’ health and care in an increasingly digital society. The effectiveness of the intervention solutions should be evaluated, inter alia, in terms of health outcomes, (comparative) cost-effectiveness, implementation facilitators and barriers. The target group should include children and adolescents up to 25 years of age from different socio-economic backgrounds.
* Develop and integrate innovative, privacy preserving tools and technologies, such as (but not limited to) activity trackers, sensors, serious games, platforms and robotics, Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) in coordinated and integrated care models, to help children and adolescents lead healthy, active and social lifestyles, prevent diseases, as well as to better monitor and manage their physical, social and mental health. Empower children and adolescents to navigate the health and care systems, interact with their doctors, formal and informal carers, social circles, as well as better manage their own health at home, in the community and at school, taking into account specific youth psychiatric risk factors, the risk of addiction, as well as the geographic, social and economic determinants of health and digital literacy inequities.
* Stimulate the adoption of person-centred approaches and solutions for better health, care and well-being of children and adolescents, by including stakeholders from all the relevant sectors (including but not limited to education, leisure, social innovation, healthcare, Medtech, media and citizens) in the co-creation, design, planning and adoption of the solutions, as well as the training of their end-users.
* Develop and disseminate evidence-based guidance and tools for children and adolescents promoting healthy balance between a sedentary digitised lifestyle and a more active non-digitised lifestyle in support of their physical, mental and social health and well-being on short- and long-term basis.
* Develop, implement (pilot and/or scale-up) and promote person-centred tools and interventions for better physical and mental wellbeing, addressing the risks of digital addiction and overconsumption, isolation and mental illness, by promoting physical, intellectual or artistic activities, social interaction and providing mental health support and treatment.
In all instances, gender as well as demographic, geographic and socio-economic aspects should be duly taken into account.
This topic requires the effective contribution of social sciences and humanities (SSH) disciplines and the involvement of SSH experts, institutions as well as the inclusion of relevant SSH expertise and the involvement of youth throughout the project in order to produce meaningful and significant effects enhancing the societal impact of the related research activities.
Moreover, greater involvement of non-health sectors directly affecting risk factors and determinants of health, for example (physical) environment, food and nutrition, security, education, sports, finance, industry is desirable/encouraged, as relevant.
Proposals should be highly integrated, ambitious, go beyond simple networking and provide appropriate indicators to measure progress and impact.
Selected projects under this topic are strongly encouraged to participate in joint activities as appropriate. These joint activities could, for example, take the form of clustering of projects and involve joint coordination and dissemination activities such as the participation in joint workshops, the exchange of knowledge, the development and adoption of best practices and adoption strategies on regional, national and European level. The details of these joint activities will be defined during the grant preparation phase with the Commission. Applicants should plan a necessary budget to cover this collaboration.
Applicants invited to the second stage and envisaging to include clinical studies should provide details of their clinical studies in the dedicated annex using the template provided in the submission system. See definition of clinical studies in the introduction to this work programme part.
Subvención
30.000.000
Salud
IA y analítica de datos; Datos
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
26/04/2023 00:00
19/09/2023
Europeo
Validation of fluid-derived biomarkers for the prediction and prevention of brain disorders
EC - Horizon Europe Programme
### HORIZON-HLTH-2024-DISEASE-03-13-two-stage
This topic aims at supporting activities that are enabling or contributing to one or several expected impacts of destination 3 “Tackling diseases and reducing disease burden”. To that end, proposals under this topic should aim for delivering results that are directed, tailored towards and contributing to most of the following expected outcomes:
* The scientific and clinical communities make effective use of state-of-the-art information, data, technologies, tools and best practices to underpin the development of the diagnostics, and as such can also facilitate the development of effective therapeutics and/or preventive strategies.
* The scientific and clinical communities advance the field through a better understanding of mechanisms underlying brain disorders at the molecular, cellular and systemic level.
* The scientific and clinical community make wide use of newly established and where relevant open access databases and/or integrate them with existing infrastructures for storage and sharing of collected data according to FAIR[[1]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn1) principles, thereby encouraging further use of the data.
* Policymakers, funders, scientific and clinical communities, patient organisations, regulators and other relevant bodies are informed of the research advances made, while health professionals envisage use of the biomarker tests for early detection of the disorder and for guiding patients in the selection of personalised treatments/interventions.
* Patients and caregivers are sufficiently engaged with the research, which also caters for their needs.
Scope:
Treatments for some high-burden brain disorders are potentially on the horizon[[2]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn2). Consequently, many patients and citizens will want to know if they are eligible for these treatments. For some disorders, a definitive diagnosis is difficult, expensive and time-consuming. Simple blood or other fluid-derived (e.g. saliva, urine, sweat) tests for markers that may indicate early signs of the disorder, and which can be deployed for widespread clinical use are needed.
The brain disorders within the scope of this topic fall under two categories, namely those listed under chapters six and eight of the International Classification of Diseases[[3]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn3). Proposals in the area of mental disorders are encouraged.
Proposals should address all of the following aspects:
* Proposals should aim to validate biomarkers that can reliably confirm early stages of the human brain disorder and guide treatment/ intervention selection[[4]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn4).
* Proposals should aim to provide evidence supporting the regulatory acceptance of the biomarkers[[5]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn5).
* Exploitation of existing data, biobanks, registries and cohorts is expected, together with the generation of new key data.
* Inclusion of patients or patient organisations in the research is strongly encouraged, as to ensure that their views are considered.
* Sex and gender aspects, age, socio-economic, lifestyle and behavioural factors should be taken into consideration in the study.
* To enable sharing of samples, quality data and advanced analytical and digital tools, consideration should be made for using infrastructures already developed at the European[[6]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn6) or national level.
* To enable the management of brain disorders, consideration should be made in demonstrating the gained cost efficiency.
* SME participation is encouraged.
Applicants invited to the second stage and envisaging to include clinical studies should provide details of their clinical studies in the dedicated annex using the template provided in the submission system. See definition of clinical studies in the introduction to this work programme part.
[[1]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#r1)See definition of FAIR data in the introduction to this work programme part.
[[2]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#r2) For example, the Nature news feature (March, 2022): Could drugs prevent Alzheimer’s? These trials aim to find out. doi:
[[3]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#r3) International Classification of Diseases 11th Revision (ICD-11), developed by the World Health Organization (WHO); Chapter 6: ‘Mental, behavioural or neurodevelopmental disorders’; Chapter 8: ‘Diseases of the nervous system’.
[[4]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#r4) The biomarker should link to a clinical meaningful endpoint.
[[5]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#r5) The European Medicines Agency (EMA) offers scientific advice to support the qualification of innovative development methods for a specific intended use in the context of research and development into pharmaceuticals.
[[6]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#r6) EU-supported infrastructures include, for example, the BBMRI-ERIC infrastructure for biobanking, the EBRAINS research infrastructure, and various platforms developed by the Innovative Medicines Initiative (IMI) and its successor the Innovative Health Initiative (IHI).
Subvención
25.000.000
Mar-Industria
IA y analítica de datos; Ciberseguridad; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Otras
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
17/01/2023 00:00
20/09/2023
Europeo
Atlantic and Arctic sea basin lighthouse – Addressing climate change and human activities threats to marine biodiversity
CE - Horizon Europe
### HORIZON-MISS-2023-OCEAN-01-03
Project results are expected to contribute to _all_ of the following expected outcomes:
* Enhanced implementation of the Biodiversity Strategy 2030 and the EU Arctic policy;
* Technological, logistical, social and economic innovations to counteract marine biodiversity loss;
* Enhanced basin-scale cooperation in the Atlantic and Arctic, including through transition arrangements that create socially and economically sustainable propositions for local stakeholders;
* Enhanced implementation of the European Green Deal, the EU Adaptation Strategy[[1]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn1), Marine Strategy framework Directive, the EU Bioeconomy Strategy as well as the Galway Statement, the Belém Statement, the OSPAR Convention[[2]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn2) in connection with the implementation of EU marine environment, biodiversity and Arctic policies, the EU’s International Ocean Governance Agenda, the Atlantic Action Plan 2.0 with the aim to work for the benefit of all communities of stakeholders around the Atlantic and the Arctic Action Plan enhancing collaborative efforts to address the challenges in the Arctic;
* Active support to the Mission’s Digital Ocean and Water Knowledge system and knowledge cross-fertilization across EU sea basins;
* Better informed citizens and decision makers, for a better governance.
Scope:
Proposals under this topic are expected to show how their activities and results will achieve the Mission objective 1 - Protect and restore marine and freshwater ecosystems and biodiversity, in line with the timeframe of the Mission phases, i.e.: by 2025 for the ‘development and piloting’ phase and 2030 for the ‘deployment and upscaling phase’.
Proposals will focus on developing and demonstrating ecosystem-based conservation measures and approaches for reducing cumulative pressure from human activities to address marine biodiversity loss at basin/regional level.
Proposals will contain a set of activities, but are not necessarily limited to, sustainable fishery management and practices, pollution reduction and sustainable shipping, prevention and control of invasive species, marine and nursery habitat preservation and protection, establishment of marine reserves, impacts of climate change. To safeguard biodiversity against climate change and build resilience, adaptive management approaches and nature-based measures are also expected to be considered as well as minimisation of cumulative impacts of other stressors. Activities for quantifying the impact of climate change (acidification, sea-level rise, deoxygenation, ocean warmings, primary production, phytoplankton and zooplankton, etc.) on ocean and coastal ecosystems and biodiversity will be important to understand the stressors. Proposals can include application of genomics methods for the characterization of the biodiversity status, as well as for the long-term biomonitoring of restorative
interventions and ecosystem evolution.
Activities will be designed and carried out in partnership with local fishing communities and, where relevant, indigenous people as well as other relevant stakeholders (e.g.: shipping industry) to ensure that the tested solutions grant due consideration to their knowledge, expectations and needs.
Activities will also support evidence-based data and awareness raising on biodiversity conservation in relation to local/regional development and capacity building and will establish good practices for nature-friendly local/regional initiatives and inspire specific transnational cooperation with EU Macro-regional regions.
Citizen engagement is a pillar concept for the Mission. Proposals may involve coastal communities with important biodiversity hotspots, including islands and the EU Outermost Regions in the co-creation of measures that meet the Mission’s aims while granting due consideration to local communities’ needs and values. Proposals are expected to involve where appropriate European Solidarity Corps and citizens science activities in the restoration efforts.
Proposals must
* Carry out demonstration activities in 3 different countries of the Atlantic and Arctic sea basin, involving and including in the consortium partners from these respective countries;
* Proposals should also identify areas and locations where the solutions are replicable and draw up an action plan and roadmap to replicate and scale up the ecosystem and biodiversity restoration solutions and actions.
To address the impact-driven approach of the Mission and the nature of Innovation Actions, proposals are expected to work with and engage at least 5 ‘associated regions’ to showcase the feasibility, replicability and scalability of the solutions developed within the projects in other areas. ‘Associated regions’ are understood as areas with ecosystems that can benefit from the demonstration activities (e.g. neighbouring regions and/or regions in a different sea basin) and/or less-developed regions, with the need to build capacity to implement the innovative solutions to restore marine ecosystems and biodiversity. The proposals should ensure that the associated regions are located in Member States/Associated countries other than those that are part of the project consortium. The partners will proactively reach out to the associated regions to enable them to follow closely the project and its demonstration activities. The projects should continuously share their outcomes and knowledge
with those ‘associated regions’ and provide them with technical assistance to build capacity and solutions to address biodiversity loss and restore ecosystems in their territory, which will contribute to achieve the Mission objectives. The technical assistance to the ’associated regions’ should include advice to prepare roadmaps, plans and projects to restore marine ecosystems and biodiversity in the associated regions, to address possible barriers and show the feasibility of implementing innovative solutions for socio-economic transition processes in an ecosystem based and circular economy perspective.
Proposals should outline the selection process of the third parties to which financial support would be granted based on principles of transparency, objectivity and fairness, in accordance with part G of the general annexes to this work programme.
The proposals should build on research and innovation developed in the frame of related projects in the current and previous EU framework programmes, such as Horizon 2020 (e.g. the ongoing projects and activities which are part of the All-Atlantic Ocean Research Alliance[[3]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn3) and projects selected under topics HORIZON-MISS-2021-OCEAN-01-02; HORIZON-MISS-2021-OCEAN-02-03 and HORIZON-MISS-2021-OCEAN-02-05), EU programmes (Copernicus, EMODnet), LIFE and national and regional programmes in the Atlantic/Arctic basins as well as the activities of the Sustainable Blue Economy Partnership and the Atlantic Action Plan 2.0. Additionally, projects should collaborate with projects funded under the topic HORIZON-INFRA-2022-EOSC-01-03 to adopt best practices regarding FAIR and open data sharing. Projects may benefit from the expertise and knowledge of the Joint Research Centre, especially in the areas of large scale monitoring and
assessment set-up, technical input on harmonised methodologies and making links with relevant policy frameworks.
The projects funded under this topic should address all following issues:
* build links with other Mission activities and other relevant activities within the lighthouse and its area to maximize synergies, as well as with the European Blue Parks, other Mission lighthouses;
* build links with the Mission implementation monitoring system that will be part of the Mission Implementation Support Platform and with the Atlantic and Arctic sea basin lighthouse support facility and platform, for reporting, monitoring and coordination of all relevant implementation activities in the lighthouse area as well as with the Blue Parks technical support platform;
* support the Ocean and water knowledge system, in particular by contributing to biodiversity monitoring, modelling and knowledge creation and data.
Projects funded under this topic are strongly encouraged to participate in networking and joint activities with other projects funded under other topics in the Mission Ocean, seas and waters as well as in other relevant Missions, as appropriate. These networking and joint activities could, for example, involve the participation in joint workshops, the exchange of knowledge, the development and adoption of best practices, or joint communication activities.
Proposals addressing the EU Outermost Regions are encouraged, given these regions’ natural assets.
Proposals are expected to show how their activities and results will achieve the Mission’s objectives, in line with the timeframe of the Mission phases, i.e.: by 2025 for the ‘development and piloting’ phase and 2030 for the ‘deployment and upscaling phase’.
Subvención
16.000.000
Mar-Industria
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Computación de altas prestaciones; Datos; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME; Spin-off; Start-up
17/01/2023 00:00
20/09/2023
Europeo
Lighthouse in the Baltic and the North Sea basins - Green and energy-efficient small-scale fishing fleets
CE - Horizon Europe Programme
### HORIZON-MISS-2023-OCEAN-01-05
Project results are expected to contribute to all of the following expected outcomes:
* Enhanced implementation of the European Green deal objectives and the EU Biodiversity Strategy for 2030;
* Improved understanding of technical, social, legal, regulatory and policy barriers to small-scale fisheries decarbonisation;
* Reduced fuel consumption and emissions from small-scale fishing vessels and improved energy efficiency in their range of activities, including acoustic noise reduction;
* Accelerated transition to fleets of small-scale fisheries equipped with greener and energy-efficient technologies to reduce emissions and fuel consumption;
* Increased users’ choices and responsible user behaviours;
* Improved monitoring and understanding on the impact of greener and more efficient small-scale fishing fleets on the marine environment and marine biodiversity.
Scope:
Proposals under this topic are expected to show how their activities and results will achieve the Mission objective 3 – Sustainable, carbon-neutral and circular blue economy, in line with the timeframe of the Mission phases, i.e.: by 2025 for the ‘development and piloting’ phase and 2030 for the ‘deployment and upscaling phase’.
Proposals will address the complex dynamic of energy consumption and energy efficiency of small-scale fishing vessel fleets and in their range of activities. Under this topic, small-scale fisheries is defined as “fishing carried out by fishing vessels of an overall length of less than 12 m and not using towed fishing gear”.
Proposals under this topic are expected to identify a set of suitable innovative and sustainable solutions, technologies, practices and processes to be tested, validated and demonstrated in real conditions to reduce emissions and fuel consumption of small-scale fishing vessels (length of less than 12 m), to increase energy efficiency in their range of activities and comply with EU regulatory frameworks. Solutions should consider multi-disciplinary approaches and guarantee full integration in the vessels. The integrated solutions need to be tested at sea to ensure fitness for purpose in harsh marine environment and for all range of fishing-related activities. Innovative solutions such as battery/hybrid systems, wind-propulsion vessels as well as use of sensors, predictive analytics, data, etc. can be considered.
Impact assessment on the marine environment and its biodiversity should also be carried out as well as an analysis of the obstacles, opportunities and recommendations about good practices for reducing fuel consumption and emissions from small-scale fishing vessels and improving energy efficiency in their range of activities.
Close cooperation between the fishing community, researchers and other stakeholders as well as with environmental organisations, NGOs, national and international authorities is a crucial requirement to ensure that solutions and technologies are suitable for and acceptable by the end-users, economically viable for (often) very small fishing enterprises.
Where appropriate activities may take into account synergies with other actions aimed to reduce waterborne transport emissions, for example projects arising from Horizon Europe calls; HORIZON-CL5-2021-D5-01, HORIZON-CL5-2022-D5-01, HORIZON-CL5-2023-D5-3, HORIZON-CL5-2024-D5-3 as well as with the activities carried out under the Zero Emission Waterborne Transport Partnership (ZEWT) and the Sustainable Blue Economy Partnership (SBEP). If projects collect in-situ data and marine observations, projects should collaborate with projects funded under the topic HORIZON-INFRA-2022-EOSC-01-03 to adopt best practices regarding FAIR and open data sharing and benefit as well from EU programmes (Copernicus, EMODnet) in terms of marine observation and ocean forecasting capacities.
The projects funded under this topic should:
* build links with other Mission activities and other relevant activities within the Mission lighthouses to maximize synergies, and with other Mission activities;
* build links with the Mission implementation monitoring system that will be part of the Mission Implementation Support Platform and with the lighthouse support facilities, for reporting in different basins, monitoring and coordination of all relevant implementation activities in the lighthouse area;
* support the Ocean and water knowledge system, in particular by contributing to ocean monitoring, modelling and knowledge creation and data.
SMEs, early-stage business and scale-ups involved in Mission projects entailing innovative, scalable and sustainable business ventures from traditional and emerging blue economy sectors are invited to join the BlueInvest community and benefit from the BlueInvest Fund[[1]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn1).
Subvención
12.000.000
Agroalimentario; Biotecnológico
IA y analítica de datos; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
17/01/2023 00:00
20/09/2023
Europeo
Onsite digital technologies to monitor nutrients and chemical or biological stressors in soil and plants with relevance for food safety and nutrition
CE - Horizon Europe
### HORIZON-MISS-2023-SOIL-01-03
Activities under this topic will help to progress towards the objectives of the Mission ‘A Soil Deal for Europe’, in particular its operational objective 2, “Co-create and upscale place-based innovations to improve soil health in all places”.
Project results should contribute to all of the following outcomes:
* Increased scale-up, availability and use of onsite digital tools (e.g., light-based technologies, remote sensing, Artificial Intelligence (AI)) to monitor nutrients, micro-nutrients, chemical and biological stressors in soil, plants and subsequently in food in various stages of the production process (from farm to processing stages).
* Improved capacities for food safety risk mitigation and management throughout the various food production stages.
Scope:
Onsite digital technologies and applications are emerging in food production and have the potential to detect chemical and biological stressors in soil and plants to help assessing, managing and eventually eliminating potential food safety risks that these stressors may pose. There is a need to improve the development and application of digital tools in primary production and food industries and boost their technological scale-up as a means to address more effectively the soil-food nexus. Moreover, those technologies will help the food industry to track safety and quality of post-harvested food grown in soils.
Proposed activities should:
* Advance and/or develop onsite digital technologies and applications (e.g., light-based technologies, remote sensing, AI) to analyse (detect and quantify) nutrients that could support appropriate interventions at the various food production stages (from farm to processing stages) to enrich soil or remove excess nutrients and micronutrients.
* Advance and/or develop onsite digital technologies and applications (e.g., light-based technologies, remote sensing, AI) to analyse (detect and quantify) chemical (contaminants, anti-nutrients, pollutants) and biological contaminants (bacteria, viruses, fungi, parasites) in soil, plants and food with the aim to mitigate/manage the potential of food safety risks associated with their presence.
* Advance and/or develop digital technologies and applications for in-field detection of soil parameters with relevance for food safety and nutrition to improve soil management practices (e.g., targeted fertilization, soil remediation).
* Advance and/or develop innovative digital technologies including exploratory modelling for calibration and prediction, to detect nutrients and micronutrients, chemical and biological contaminants which have a bearing on food quality and safety.
* Identify challenges to the scale-up of existing digital technologies related to the soil-food nexus.
Proposals should also include a dedicated task, appropriate resources and a plan on how they will collaborate with other projects funded under this topic, and ensure as well synergies with projects funded under topics HORIZON-MISS-2021-SOIL-02-03: “Linking soil health to nutritional and safe food”, and HORIZON-CL6-2023-GOVERNANCE: “Digital technologies supporting plant health early detection, territory surveillance and phytosanitary measures”.
Proposals should demonstrate a route towards open access, longevity, sustainability and interoperability of knowledge and outputs through close collaboration with the Joint Research Centre’s EU Soil Observatory (EUSO).
Potentially, the projects funded under this topic could cooperate with living labs and lighthouses that will be created in this call and future calls under the Mission.
In this topic, the integration of the gender dimension (sex and gender analysis) in research and innovation content is not a mandatory requirement.
Subvención
12.000.000
Agroalimentario; Forestal
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
10/01/2023 00:00
20/09/2023
Europeo
Testing and demonstrating transformative solutions increasing climate resilience of the agriculture and/or forestry sector
EC - Horizon Europe Programme
### HORIZON-MISS-2023-CLIMA-01-01
Projects results are expected to contribute to all of the following expected outcomes:
* Regions and communities have undertaken action transforming into tangible projects their roadmaps designed with the aim of fostering a systemic approach to climate resilience towards the different and multi-risks locally identified as relevant, with particular emphasis on the development of nature-based solutions, biodiversity and climate mitigation synergies, and ecosystem restoration.
* Regions and communities have taken the leadership and have been involved in development and testing of solutions that can transform the agriculture and the forestry sectors, making them more resilient to foreseen climate change, while making progress in the sustainable transformation required implementing the European Green Deal.
* Solutions contribute to the implementation at the local level of the Common Agriculture Policy and the related National Strategic Plans, and they are well in line with the foreseen measures for drought management and the river basin management plans where those are in place.
* Developed solutions are close to nature, are at least neutral or support biodiversity, improve or at least do not harm water quality and availability (retentiveness in the landscape), making the agriculture/forestry sector and nature at large more resilient to climate change and supporting implementation of the EU Biodiversity Strategy for 2030.
* Solutions making the agriculture and/or forestry business models more resilient to long term effects of climate change have been developed, tested and brought closer to the market.
* Potential economic, social and environmental losses caused by extreme weather events to the agricultural, forestry and other related sectors, are reduced, making them more resilient through better preparation.
* Accompanying measures for enabling conditions, that would boost the outcomes, such as support instruments for environmental services, the use of digital monitoring, access to relevant data and knowledge, facilitation of financing and mobilisation or resources, are piloted.
* Agriculture and other related businesses, in particular those affering to the food-water nexus, are better prepared to cope with the changing climate, also through climate adaptation targeted education, up- and re-skilling programmes.
* Available or emerging climate-resilient solutions particularly relevant for small farms, organic farms or farms in conversion or any type of farms looking for alternative to intensive agriculture are also made known and available to the regions and communities, contributing to the implementation of the Farm to Fork Strategy.
Scope:
This topic relates to the Mission’s objectives to mobilise at least 150 regions in testing the solutions locally most needed to build climate resilience and to deliver at least 75 deep demonstrations of systemic transformations to climate resilience.
The proposal should **develop and test at least one innovative solution** , combining technological, social and business innovation, leading to an increase of the resilience and adaptation capacity to climate change in the involved regions and communities of the agriculture sector and the related value chains. Nature based solutions[[1]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn1) and the restoration of cropland and grassland should be explored as priority and at the very heart of the development whenever possible.
The proposed solution should address at least some of the following aspects:
* Improving resilience of the **agriculture and /or forestry sector** , improving the capacity of the sector to withstand dry periods and extreme droughts while protecting the ecological flows, preserving biodiversity in and around the catchment channels, preserving longitudinal connectivity of the flowing streams, slowing the falling level of the groundwater table and reversing the loss of biodiversity. This should include for example exploring value of culture rotation and other means to improve soil quality, improving soil structure by circular approaches, establishment and maintenance of landscape features (such as hedges reducing wind erosion), innovative silvo-pasture, management of genetic resources in an agro-ecological perspective and other agro-ecology approaches in farmland, in particular in relation to droughts and water multi-usage and management;
* Exploiting **agro-ecology** as an approach to enhance the climate resilience of the farming system, its functionality and sustainability, while bringing sustainable solutions and multiple benefits, such as more stable yields from adapted food crops, water efficiency, enhanced farmer livelihoods from income generation, increased biodiversity, improved water quality and water use efficiency, the ecological status of waters, improved soil structure and health, reduced erosion, and/or a higher level of carbon sequestration.
* Exploring integration of **** available **smart farming** approaches (and improvements of the same based on updated data) and the use of technologies such as the AI, remote sensing and the Internet of Things (IoT) to improve climate resilience through the modification and improvement of nutrient and crop protection processes, such as fertilization, pest control and irrigation, to ensure sufficient crop yields both in terms of quality and quantity, while also reducing emissions, water consumption and preserving biodiversity.
* Development of **more natural ecosystems** , generating combined benefits for climate mitigation, reduction of water flooding and soil erosion, (by increasing green infrastructures, tree planting, or increasing of permeable green surfaces) and maintaining or restoring rivers, peatland, wetland and natural floodplain.
* Further demonstrate and increase awareness of the **value of maintaining and restoring existing natural systems,** preservation of cultural landscapes and socio-ecological systems as providing a rich spectrum of climate services compared to other anthropogenic solutions, including integration of cultural heritage considerations as the legacy from the past, to be experienced in the present, and for transmitting to future generations. In line with the Mission Implementation Plan and the new EU Climate Adaptation Strategy, implementing nature-based solutions with adequate social and environmental standards on a larger scale would increase climate resilience. Blue-green (as opposed to grey) infrastructures represent multipurpose, “no regret” solutions, which simultaneously provide environmental, social and economic benefits and help build climate resilience, whose uptake can be facilitated by better quantification and communication of their benefits. Nature based Solutions (NBS) essential role for sustaining healthy water, oceans and soils was recognised, together with their potential to reduce costs, provide climate-resilient services, and improve compliance with Water Framework Directive requirement for good ecological status, if they were to play a bigger role in land-use management and infrastructure planning. The forthcoming Nature Restoration Law will also play an important role in requiring MS to plan restoration activities across a range of ecosystems.
As climate impacts, adaptive capacities and disaster risk reduction capabilities differ greatly across regions, the proposed development and innovation should address specific needs identified **at regional and local scale** (both at the rural, urban-rural interface and eventually in urban context) with tailor-made responses and measures **,** fully acknowledging place-based governance, socio-economic and identity characteristics and other place-based data.
In line with the Mission objective to **build systemic climate resilience** , the proposal should address the **multi-risks locally identified** , design and implement a systemic solution to reduce the identified vulnerabilities of the agriculture and/or forestry sector to climate change and to mitigate its negative potential impacts.
Under the Mission approach, collaborations to develop and test effective solutions between regions/local authorities/communities facing similar challenges are highly encouraged. To this purpose, the proposals **must include at least 4 demonstrations taking place in different regions/local authorities/ communities** , which should collaborate in addressing the common climate change challenges identified and in testing the most suitable solutions. These at least 4 demonstrations must be **located in at least 3 different EU Member States and/ or Horizon Europe associated countries.** Involvement in the proposal of regions eligible for Cohesion funds[[2]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn2) to conduct at least one of the proposed demonstrations shall be regarded as a positive element.
The proposals should clearly identify the biogeographical area, for which the proposed solution is relevant and to which the proposal is focussed. Moreover, the proposal should explore possible **reapplication to other regions** , starting from those located in the same biogeographical areas.
To support a large impact, the proposed solutions should be widely re-applicable. To this purpose, identification and inclusion of **at least three “replicating” regions/local authorities/communities** , interested in reapplying the lessons learnt (totally, partially or with the required adjustments) in their territories is strongly encouraged; this could take the form of inclusion in the consortium of one or more partners providing support for the technical exchanges and the knowledge uptake in the “replicating” regions.
In addition to the local/regional authorities owning the climate challenge, the consortium may include other type of partners, such as private or public research organisations, enterprises and NGOs, to ensure that all needed capabilities are available to develop and implement real life actions.
Proposals should build (when relevant) upon previous developed or existing knowledge and adaptation solutions, designed and developed from previous projects, including from beyond the EU, addressing climate change adaptation and funded by European and national programmes, in particular the European Union Framework programmes for Research and Innovation (such as Horizon 2020 and Horizon Europe under their different pillars and clusters), as well as the LIFE programme. Moreover, proposals should look into opportunities to scale up the solutions demonstrated and to foster their broad deployment across in Europe in particular through the LIFE programme and its integrated projects, and through the European Regional Development Fund programmes.
The European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) and its Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs), with their experience in delivering holistic, transformative, citizen-driven and systemic adaptation solutions and innovations to specific global challenges, should contribute to this topic and the proposal should build on the activities of the EIT Climate-KIC or EIT Food.
Proposals should include a mechanism and the resources to establish operational links with the Climate-ADAPT platform (run by the European Environment Agency (EEA) together with DG CLIMA) that will act as a central element for the monitoring, support and visualisation of the Mission progress in European Regions. To this purpose, projects will feed their results to the Climate-ADAPT and EEA assessments.
Projects funded under this topic are strongly encouraged to participate in the Mission Community of Practice that will be established amongst the Mission Charter signatories and and in **networking and joint activities** with other projects funded under other topics in the Mission Climate Adaptation as well as in other relevant Missions and partnerships, as appropriate. These networking and joint activities could, for example, involve the participation in joint workshops, the exchange of knowledge, the development and adoption of best practices, or joint communication activities. To this extent, proposals should provide for dedicated activities and earmark appropriate resources. Beyond the Mission, the projects funded under this topic are also encouraged to exchange and identify cooperation opportunities with other projects funded under Horizon Europe, in particular those funded under Cluster 6, the Mission A Soil Deal for Europe and the future partnership on agro-ecology living labs.
The European Commission intends to establish a network and coordination activities amongst all the projects funded for the implementation of the Climate adaptation Mission, under the Horizon 2020 European Green Deal call and under Horizon Europe, and that will be coordinated by the soon to be established Mission Implementation Platform. The projects under this topic will be requested to contribute to this effort. Applicants should acknowledge this request and already account for these obligations in their proposal, making adequate provisions in terms of resources and budget to engage and collaborate with the Mission governance.
To ensure a **balanced portfolio** covering the different climate risks as identified in the Mission Implementation Plan and to maximize the footprint across all the different biogeographical areas[[3]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn3), the best ranked proposals for each biogeographical area will be selected.
EIC Transition financia actividades de innovación que van más allá de la prueba experimental de principio en laboratorio para apoyar tanto:
* la maduración y validación de su tecnología novedosa en el laboratorio y en entornos de aplicación pertinentes,
* el desarrollo de un caso de negocio y un modelo (empresarial) para la futura comercialización de la innovación.
Los proyectos EIC de transición deben abordar tanto el desarrollo de la tecnología como el del mercado o la empresa, incluyendo posiblemente procesos de aprendizaje iterativos basados en las primeras reacciones de los clientes o usuarios.
Los resultados esperados de un proyecto EIC de transición son los siguientes:
* una tecnología que demuestre su eficacia para la aplicación prevista (TRL 5/6) y
* un modelo de negocio, su validación inicial y un plan de negocio para su desarrollo hasta el mercado.
Se ofrecen subvenciones de hasta 2,5 millones de euros para validar y demostrar la tecnología en un entorno relevante para la aplicación y desarrollar su preparación para el mercado.
TEMÁTICA: Apoyo a cualquier tecnología e innovación que abarque diferentes campos científicos, tecnológicos, sectoriales y de aplicación o que represente combinaciones novedosas.
OBJETIVO: Validar tecnologías y actividades innovadoras que vayan más allá del principio de prueba en el laboratorio y desarrollar planes de negocios para aplicaciones específicas hacia una futura comercialización.
REQUISITOS PARTICIPACIÓN:
-solicitantes individuales (PYME, spin-offs, start-ups, organizaciones de investigación, universidades)
-pequeños consorcios (dos socios)
-consorcios de tres a cinco entidades jurídicas independientes establecidas en al menos tres países admisibles diferentes.
Subvención
67.860.000
Salud; Agroalimentario
Otras
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
04/10/2023
Europeo
EIC Accelerator Challenges
European Commission
REQUISITOS PARTICIPACIÓN:
-Start-ups, spin-outs, PYMEs establecidas en un Estado miembro o un país asociado (Anexo 2)
Pparticulares (que pretendan crear una empresa de nueva creación o una PYME)
-en casos excepcionales, pequeñas empresas de mediana capitalización (menos de 499 empleados).
TEMÁTICAS:
***Ensayos innovadores basados en biomarcadores para ofrecer tratamientos personalizados contra el cáncer**
*Descontaminación de aerosoles y superficies para la prevención de pandemias
*Almacenamiento de energía
*Nueva Bauhaus europea y digitalización de la arquitectura, la ingeniería y la construcción para la descarbonización
*Componentes cuánticos o semiconductores emergentes
***Nuevas tecnologías para una agricultura resistente**
*Tecnologías y servicios espaciales orientados al cliente
Apoyo a pequeñas y medianas empresas (PYME), en particular a startups y spinouts, para que desarrollen y amplíen innovaciones revolucionarias. En algunos casos se presta apoyo a pequeñas empresas medianas de hasta 500 empleados.
Cualquier campo de la ciencia, la tecnología o la aplicación sin prioridades temáticas predefinidas
Subvención
611.750.000
Agroalimentario
Otras
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
20/06/2023 00:00
18/10/2023
Europeo
EIC Pathfinder Challenges
European Commission
Apoyo del desarrollo en fase inicial de futuras tecnologías (TRL 1-3) hasta la prueba de concepto.
OBJETIVO: alcanzar una visión ambiciosa para una tecnología radicalmente nueva, con potencial para crear nuevos mercados y/o para abordar desafíos globales.
REQUISITOS PARTICIPACIÓN:
-al menos tres entidades legales independientes establecidas en al menos tres países elegibles diferentes.
-solicitantes únicos o pequeños consorcios (dos socios).
CHALLENGES:
*Refrigeración limpia y eficiente
*Digitalización de la construcción
***Nutrición de precisión**
*Electrónica responsable
*Energía solar en el espacio
Subvención
163.500.000
Agroalimentario
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
27/06/2023 00:00
20/11/2023
Europeo
Prevention, detection, response and mitigation of chemical, biological and radiological threats to agricultural production, feed and food processing, distribution and consumption
CE - Horizon Europe Programme
### HORIZON-CL3-2024-DRS-01-01
Projects’ results are expected to contribute to some or all of the following outcomes:
* Increasing EU capabilities to assess risks, detect, alert, mitigate and respond to feed and food intentional and accidental contamination from chemical, biological and radiological (CBR) agents, through the entire food chains (soils and agro-production, feed and food industry, transporting, retail and hospitality industry, public catering);
* Increasing the understanding on food terrorism threats and on food chain vulnerabilities to intentional and accidental contaminations;
* Raising awareness among feed and food companies and authorities to CBR threats arising from malicious use of hazardous agents that pose danger to animal and public health. This should be done under the premises of feed and food as a critical infrastructure and risks pertaining therein;
* In addition to raising awareness, proposals should develop possible preparedness, mitigation and response plans for national authorities and the private sector.
Scope:
Plant and animal health is of global importance for sustainable agriculture and competitive agriculture and forestry, as well as for the protection of biodiversity and ecosystems[[1]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn1). Globally, between 10 and 28 percent of crop production is lost to pests and contamination of food and feed by mycotoxins can severely threaten the health of humans and livestock. The International Year of Plant Health (IYPH) 2020, established by the United Nations, raised public and political awareness of the importance of plant health and a recent study (IPPC, 2021) calls the attention of policy makers to the main effects of climate change on plant health, helping governments and the international community addressing plant health challenges. Also, the food chain, from harvest of agricultural products, throughout processing, distribution and until consumption can be challenged by several (hybrid) threats, which are increasingly taking
non-conventional forms and possibly targeting the agriculture and food chain with severe consequences.
The Word Health Organisation identified intentional agriculture attack with biological weapons and food contamination as one of the main global public health threats of the 21st century. The potential for terrorist attacks or other criminal actions against agri-food targets is increasingly recognised as a threat to international security. The population's health could be jeopardised by the manipulation of communicable diseases or the contamination of food, soil, air and drinking water by CBR agents. These risks have been studied and documented by a Network of excellence (Plant and Food Biosecurity) funded by the European Commission under the 7th Framework Programme (PLANTFOODSEC).
In 2017, the ENVI Committee (Committee on Environment, Public Health and Food Safety of the EU Parliament) has defined food defence as _“the protection of food from intentional contamination or adulteration by biological, chemical, physical or radiological agents. It includes measures regarding prevention, protection, mitigation, response and recovery form intentional acts of food contamination”._ The potential impact on human health of deliberate sabotage of agricultural crops, seed or food can be estimated by extrapolation from the many documented examples of unintentional outbreaks of foodborne disease.
Current EU capabilities to detect and respond to agro-terrorism and bio-criminal acts are dispersed across different national practitioners, normally handled by regional or national bodies and are very limited in terms of coordination. Different countries have different governmental authorities for agricultural and feed and food domains, different collaborative networks, different border controls, different inspection bodies and different regulatory references and reporting mechanisms as well as different investigative bodies in the case of suspected feed/food crime. The EU institutions have to start to consider the agri-food chain as a critical infrastructure which can suffer from attacks and which need to be protected. The most effective way to accomplish this goal is through international cooperation by a multi-sectorial approach combing different expertise, such as from law enforcement, the feed and food sector and health emergency services.
The main challenge is to increase the resilience of European agricultural production, feed and food processing and distribution chain in case of sudden shocks. Agriculture and food chains will be included as an important dimension to be analysed in the context of protection of European critical entities[[2]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn2) in case of emergencies. It is also crucial to address the interrelations between the food chain shocks and different types of critical entities with the objective of developing tools and methods to minimize cascading effects and allow rapid recovery of service performance levels after incidents. In the new context also the interaction with climate change, global trade and internet trade (spreading often plant material not controlled at all and of low quality) need to be taken into consideration. Artificial intelligence provides new tools for better coping with many of the most important challenges.
In this context, research should address agri-food systems shocks, taking account of the increasing effects of climate change and global trade (and their interaction) on pest outbreaks and spread, feed/food commodity shocks, due to external challenges, feed/food supply chains interruption and organised agri-food terrorism attacks.
This topic requires the effective contribution of SSH disciplines and the involvement of SSH experts, institutions as well as the inclusion of relevant SSH expertise, in order to produce meaningful and significant effects enhancing the societal impact of the related research activities.
In order to achieve the expected outcomes, international cooperation is also encouraged.
Subvención
8.000.000
Salud
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
29/06/2023 00:00
23/11/2023
Europeo
Improving social and societal preparedness for disaster response and health emergencies
EC - Horizon Europe Programme
### HORIZON-CL3-2023-DRS-01-01
Projects’ results are expected to contribute to some or all of the following outcomes:
* Identification of different factors in inequality and ways to communicate with vulnerable groups, of individual, organisational, and systemic resilience factors and pathways to support these, and of ways to address vulnerabilities in acute crisis as well as during prevention, in order to elaborate an interconnectedness of resilience and vulnerability;
* Improvement of populations health literacy and basic understanding of how medicine and vaccines work and how they are developed and produced;
* Improved crisis communication through increased awareness and risk perception regarding bio security, identification of challenges for and limits of communication strategies and interventions regarding different vulnerable groups and approaches to address these, elaborating of ways for resolving barriers for crisis communication: interlinguality, interculturality, intersemiotics;
* Putting the citizen at the centre of the crisis management process, increasing their capacity to access, read and interpret scientifically sourced information, analysing gender behaviours regarding unpopular measures (e.g., quarantine) and vaccination attitudes and identification and relieving of barriers for vaccination readiness: Trust, risk appraisal, barriers for registration for vaccination, information, collective responsibility;
* Incorporation of information technology and bias-free data processing into crisis management through improved information processing in transformative governance, illustrating possibilities, challenges, and limits of digitalisation and enabling usage of data for political decision making;
* Incorporation of machine learning and artificial intelligence in governance and political decision making based on interdisciplinary discussions on definitions on problems; areas of application; and definition of responsibilities and competences in data governance;
* Validation of novel, smartphone sized or wearable technologies with laboratory-level diagnostics capability (e.g., wearables with integrated digital dosimeters, handheld PCR test devices);
* Strengthening of the One Health approach including not only human physical health but also mental health as well as environmental and animal health, and understanding of the biological risks posed by environmental changes such as climate change and preparedness for impacts on human health;
* Projects should include privacy safeguards to ensure that disaster response systems protect fundamental rights such as privacy and protection of personal data.
Scope:
The COVID-19 pandemic illustrated the specific challenges of health emergencies and the necessity to be prepared not only on a material and physical level but also from a social and societal perspective. Challenges during the pandemic included difficulties of working with protective gear such as insecurities and usage mistakes; additional disadvantages for vulnerable groups among others due to communication issues; and lack of local cooperation and prevention regarding equipment, stocks, and coordination. These challenges were largely due to deficiencies in the inclusion of social sciences in disaster research. The COVID-19 pandemic poses an opportunity to analyse successes and difficulties during a global health crisis and thereby preparing for future health crises.
Currently, different groups are not reached equally by public communication efforts. Risk communication especially fails to contact vulnerable groups. Social inequalities are present in different forms and on different levels. For communication strategies and interventions, it should be considered how they are affected by different groups, localities, and cultural factors. In different crises, different vulnerability factors can be more pronounced and different groups can be more vulnerable. On the other hand, resilience can protect against negative effects of crises. Resilience can be supported on an individual, organisational, or systemic level. All should be considered in preparation for crisis as well as in acute situations.
Information technology and digital data processing are becoming increasingly important in public health issues, including personal data protection and ethics. Processing large datasets and automated analyses can open new possibilities in understanding health and illness on a population level and for deriving prevention strategies. However, the implementation of information technology poses several challenges and research on how to effectively use the results in political decision-making. Data security is another challenge when large amounts of personalized (health) data are processed automatically. Concerns about data security and general scepticism about digital information processing in the population need to be taken seriously and addressed.
Health encompasses several aspects and levels. Human health incorporates both physical and psychological health which are interconnected and mutually dependent. At the same time, humans are embedded in their environment so human and environmental health cannot be approached in isolation from each other. According to the One Health approach, health of humans, animals, and environment are intertwined. This is illustrated by the current health crisis of COVID-19 which is attributed to SARS-CoV-2 jumping over from wild animals to humans. Another illustration of the interconnectedness are health impacts of climate change. These interdependencies make an interdisciplinary approach to health necessary that incorporates all aspects of health and their interconnectedness.
This topic requires the effective contribution of SSH disciplines and the involvement of SSH as well as gender experts, institutions as well as the inclusion of relevant SSH and gender expertise, in order to produce meaningful and significant effects enhancing the societal impact of the related research activities. The involvement of citizens, civil society and other societal stakeholders in co-design and co-creation should be promoted. In order to achieve the expected outcomes, international cooperation is encouraged.
Subvención
8.000.000
Forestal; Salud
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Ciberseguridad
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
29/06/2023 00:00
23/11/2023
Europeo
Increased technology solutions, institutional coordination and decision-support systems for first responders of last-kilometer emergency service delivery
EC - Horizon Europe Programme
### HORIZON-CL3-2023-DRS-01-05
Projects’ results are expected to contribute to some or all of the following outcomes:
* Identification and evaluation of existing technologies supporting first and second responders in their immediate response to natural disasters (e.g. drones, AI, sensors), highlighting their strengths and weaknesses;
* Testing and implementation of most promising user-centred technologies in real-world conditions;
* Innovative technology solutions to improve searching operations in smoky environments in the case of wildfires.
Scope:
Supplying relief items to various demand spots in disaster-prone areas is a critical task due to last-kilometer logistics problems that hamper the process of and efficient transportation of first responders and their equipment. Blocked roads, heavy terrain and bad weather conditions are factors that are faced by first and second responders (e.g. fire brigade, emergency medical services) in the immediate response to disasters. Innovative technologies (e.g. drones, AI, sensors etc.) are considered to support emergency workers in overcoming the aforementioned challenges related to relief items delivery and can provide ability to obtain critical information remotely about the extent, perimeter, or interior of the incident as well as conduct on-scene operations remotely without endangering responders. For example, technology solutions for navigation in smoky environments in the case of wildfires can potentially increase the efficiency of search operations by fire fighters.
Subvención
3.500.000
Biotecnológico
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
29/06/2023 00:00
23/11/2023
Europeo
Operability and standardisation in response to biological toxin incidents
EC - Horizon Europe Programme
### HORIZON-CL3-2023-DRS-01-02
Projects’ results are expected to contribute to some or all of the following outcomes:
* Improved European crisis management in case of an incident with biological toxins through the development of a pan-European task force of security practitioners, taking into consideration existing intersectoral actions on bioterrorism;
* New and existing portable devices, technologies and methods for responders to perform on-site detection of biological toxins are brought to the market;
* Recommendations of effective decontamination measures for personnel, equipment and facilities exposed to biological toxins are provided based on solid experimental testing;
* Development of an operational European response network of specialised and forensic laboratories, taking into account existing initiatives such as e.g. the HERA Laboratory Network and harmonised procedures/guidelines for forensic analysis of biological toxins applicable to a range of relevant technologies and toxins;
* The risks for responders from exposure to biological toxins in the hot-zone are assessed and recommendations of protective equipment for working with biological toxins in the hot-zone are developed;
* Building on existing initiatives and networks, a consolidated platform is established providing support for standardisation efforts in the analysis of biological toxins.
Scope:
Recent incidents in Europe and worldwide have highlighted the current threat posed by several biological toxins falling under the Chemical and Biological Weapons Convention. The incidents demonstrated the urgency for countries individually and collectively to improve crisis management capabilities, to advance standardisation efforts and to interconnect security practitioners such as first responders (including health emergency services), law enforcement agencies, specialists from public health (e.g. epidemiologists, environmental health experts), as well as specialised and forensic laboratories across Europe. In order to ensure cross border interoperability, existing and new national procedures need to be developed and implemented in an operational and coherent European crisis response network capable of addressing the threats posed by biological toxins.
To properly manage and minimise the effects of an attack with biological toxins, fast and reliable detection and identification of the used agent is critical. Portable devices, technologies and methods for responders to perform on-site detection of a panel of biological toxins remain to be developed. There is a need for evaluation, training and advancement of on-site detection methods for responders, as well as the integration of emerging detection technologies into marketable solutions.
The safety of responders relies on correct risk assessment and the use of appropriate protective equipment. The risks from exposure to biological toxins in the hot zone are largely unknown. In order to recommend appropriate protective equipment for first responders and to guide the use of effective decontamination measures, the risks from exposure need to be assessed, taking into account sex susceptibility to toxins exposure. The Commission stockpiles personal protective equipment, and links should be sought with this joint DG ECHO-HERA action to make proposals as useful as possible.
Following an attack, exposed personnel, equipment and facilities needs to be decontaminated and declared safe as quickly as possible, in order limit the effects on society. Most decontamination procedures are developed for chemical or biological (i.e. organisms and viruses) agents, but based on their characteristics, biological toxins are at the interface of classical biological and chemical agents. Therefore, the efficiency of existing decontamination procedures should be evaluated for the decontamination of biological toxins.
Previous initiatives have initiated standardisation efforts for lab-based detection and identification of biological toxins. Analytical tools and reference materials are available and comprehensive training and proficiency-testing programs were organised, however, the need for further technical and operational improvement was demonstrated. Building on existing initiatives and networks, a consolidated platform should be established providing analytical tools (including Certified Reference Materials), training and intercomparisons among laboratories. Following the initial detection of the used biological toxin, a more detailed analysis is needed in order to link the agent to confiscated materials. In support of criminal investigations, new procedures and guidelines for comprehensive forensic analysis of biological toxins are needed. The developed methods and procedures should be shared among specialised and forensic laboratories. This action is also expected to engage with the European
Health Emergency Preparedness and Response Authority (HERA).
In this context it is important to remind that standardisation should support operations and policymaking to supplement it but should by no means substitute it. While standardisation of technology may be more straightforward, the right balance does especially have to be sought for processes. The action should ensure close synergies with standardisation activities on European (e.g. CEN/TC 391) and international level (e.g. ISO/TC 292).
Privacy-preserving and identity management technologies
EC - Horizon Europe Programme
### HORIZON-CL3-2023-CS-01-02
Projects’ results are expected to contribute to some or all of the following outcomes:
* Improved scalable and reliable privacy-preserving and identity management technologies for federated and secure sharing and for processing of personal and industrial data and their integration in real-world systems;
* Improving privacy-preserving technologies for cyber threat intelligence and data sharing solutions;
* Privacy by design;
* Contribution to promotion of GDPR compliant European data spaces for digital services and research (in synergy with DATA Topics of Horizon Europe Cluster 4). Also, contribution to the promotion of eID Regulation compliant European solutions;
* Research and development of self-sovereign identity management technologies and solutions;
* Provide resource efficient and secure digital identity solutions for Small and medium sized enterprises (SME);
* Strengthened European ecosystem of open-source developers and researchers of privacy-preserving solutions;
* Usability of privacy-preserving and identity management technologies.
Scope:
Using big data for digital services and scientific research brings about new opportunities and challenges. For example, machine-learning methods process medical and behavioural data in order to find causes and explanations for diseases or health risks. However, a large amount of this data is personal data. Leakage or abuse of this kind of data, potential privacy risks (e.g. attribute disclosure or membership inference) and identity compromises pose threats to individuals, society and economy, which hamper further developing data spaces involving personal data. Likewise, there are similar challenges for the exploitation of non-personal/industrial data assets that may compromise the opportunities offered by the data economy. Advanced privacy-preserving technologies such as, for example, cryptographic anonymous credentials, homomorphic encryption, secure multiparty computation, and differential privacy have the potential to address these challenges. However, further work is required to
ensure and test their applicability in real-world use case scenarios.
The security of any digital service or the access to data is based on secure digital identities. The eID Regulation provides the legal framework on which to build technological solutions that address the user needs concerning their digital identity. With regards to personal data, it is also important to develop self-sovereign identity solutions that give users complete control on their personal data and use.
Proposals should address usability, scalability and reliability of secure and privacy-preserving technologies in supply chain and take integration with existing infrastructures and traditional security measures into account. They should further take into account, whenever needed, the legacy variation in data types and models across different organizations. The proposed solutions should be validated and piloted in realistic, federated data infrastructures such as, for example, European data spaces. They should ensure compliance with data regulations and be GDPR compliant by-design. Open-source solutions are encouraged.
Consortia should bring together interdisciplinary expertise and capacity covering the supply and the demand side, i.e. industry, service providers and, where relevant, end-users. The use of authentication and authorisation infrastructure framework tools developed for data spaces, and notably with the European Open Science Cloud, could be considered. Participation of SMEs is strongly encouraged. Legal expertise should also be added to ensure compliance of the project results with data regulations and the GDPR.
The identification and analysis of potential regulatory aspects and barriers for the developed technologies/solutions is encouraged, where relevant.
### HORIZON-CL3-2023-CS-01-01
Projects’ results are expected to contribute to some or all of the following outcomes:
* Tools to support cybersecurity resilience, preparedness, awareness, and detection within critical infrastructures and across supply chains;
* Cloud infrastructures vulnerabilities mitigation;
* Secure integration of untrusted IoT in trusted environments;
* Use of Zero-Trust architectures;
* Trust & Security for massive connected IoT ecosystems & lifecycle management;
* Secure interoperability and integration of systems;
* AI-based automation tools for cyber threat intelligence;
* Secure infrastructure, secure Identities and usability for a security chain covering communication, data collection, data transport, and data processing.
Scope:
The evolution of our interconnected society brings multiple layers of cloud, edge computing, and IoT platforms that continuously interact with each other. Yet this always-connected ecosystem populated with potentially vulnerable entities requires advanced, smart and agile protection mechanisms to manage the security and privacy of individual components throughout their lifecycle and of overall systems. The complexity of such interconnected environments underlines the need for the proactive and automated detection, analysis, and mitigation of cybersecurity attacks in cloud, at the edge, for OT, IoT deployments, and in application domains such as, for example, smart cities. Integrating end-to-end security and user-centric privacy in complex distributed platforms requires work to address security threats and vulnerabilities over the entire platform ecosystem.
The identification and analysis of potential regulatory aspects and barriers for the developed technologies/solutions is encouraged, where relevant.
Supporting operators against cyber and non-cyber threats to reinforce the resilience of critical infrastructures
EC - Horizon Europe Programme
### HORIZON-CL3-2023-INFRA-01-02
Projects’ results are expected to contribute to some or all of the following outcomes:
* Support is provided to the resilience of operators against cyber and non-cyber threats in specific sectors;
* A reliable state-of-the-art analysis of physical/cyber detection technologies and risk scenarios is created, in the context of an operator in a specific sector in sectors that have not yet been covered by previous research projects;
* Strengthened cooperation against natural or human-made threats and subsequent disruptions of infrastructures in Europe, allowing for operational testing in real scenarios or realistic simulations of scenarios with specific regard to disruptions in a specific sector of critical entities;
* Improved situational awareness, preparedness and governance by the implementation of effective solutions that enhance detection and anticipated projection of a determined threating situation, as well as implementation of prevention, preparedness/mitigation, response, and recovery types of intervention;
* Significant reduction of risks and exposures to anomalies or deliberate events on cyber-physical systems, or on complex and critical infrastructures/systems;
* Enhanced preparedness and response by definition of operational procedures of operators as well as public authorities considering citizen’s behaviour/reaction and societal impact in case of disruption in a specific sector.
Scope:
The operational environment in which operators operate has changed significantly in recent years. Security research and innovation related to infrastructure resilience has been following a sectorial approach in order to increase the resilience. This approach to critical infrastructure resilience is needed that as it reflects the current and anticipated future risk landscape, the increasingly tight interdependencies between different sectors, and also the increasingly interdependent relationships between physical and digital infrastructures.
A disruption affecting the service provision by one operator in one sector has the potential to generate cascading effects on service provision in other sectors, and also potentially in other Member States or across the entire EU.
With more and more infrastructure systems being interconnected, a stronger focus on the systemic dimension and complexity of attacks and disruptions by cyber or physical means needs to be applied. As such, not only interdependencies within one type of infrastructure (or closely related types) can be taken into account. The risk landscape is more complex in the recent years, involving natural hazards (in many cases exacerbated by climate change), state-sponsored hybrid actions, terrorism, insider threats, pandemics, and accidents (such as industrial accidents).
Physical disruptions of the activities of operators active in these sectors have possibly serious negative implications for citizens, business, governments, in the environment and endanger the smooth functioning of the internal market. Therefore, operators should be equipped with the best possible means to be able to prevent, resist, absorb and recover from disruptive incidents, no matter if they are caused by natural hazards, accidents, terrorism, insider threats, or public health emergencies.
Another important issue is to have in place efficient cybersecurity measures to block the access to critical infrastructures. A possible project focusing on the protection of critical infrastructures against such threat should consider gaps and vulnerabilities that need to be identified and overcome (e.g. protection of drinking water supply systems from high chemical levels, nuclear facilities, etc.).
Therefore, the successful proposal, following a sector-based approach and identifying a specific priority sector, should work on how to increase the combined cyber and non-cyber resilience operators. It should do so by orienting itself on sectors that have not been covered in previous research, out of the list of sectors described in the respective Annexes of the of the [proposals for a] directive on the resilience of critical entities (CER) and the directive on measures for high common level of cybersecurity across the Union (NIS-2) and thus contribute to enhancing the overall resilience on EU-level, in line with the EU Security Union Strategy.
The proposal should orient itself on the policy shift from protection towards resilience and thus focus on operators acting in the internal market, rather than only on physical or digital assets. This includes concepts of wider business continuity, as well as logistics and supply-chains. Proposals should also focus on the development of a more effective resilience plan conception method, which shall support operators to draft their resilience plans according to the provisions of the CER and NIS-2 Directives [proposals]. The resilience plan conception method should include risk analysis, domino effects analysis, cross-sector and cross-border analysis, standardised plans etc. In addition, this method could include measures on adequate protection, measures on prevention, response, mitigation, and recovery from the consequences of incidents, protection of classified (e.g. the proposal for a Network Code on sector-specific rules for cybersecurity aspects of cross-border electricity flows)
or sensitive information and measures that ensure adequate employee security management.
The main practitioners in this topic should come from private or public operators, meaning organisations and enterprises that use critical infrastructure to deliver services, vital for the functioning of society and the internal market. Consortia that will include MS public entities would be considered as an asset. Competent authorities of MS in charge of resilience and/ or overseeing operators in one or more sectors are also encouraged to join the consortia of applicants.
If the infrastructure includes processing of personal data, the proposal should consider including a risk assessment or privacy impact of individuals and society.
In this topic the integration of the gender dimension (sex and gender analysis) in research and innovation content should be addressed only if the consortium deems it relevant in relation to the objectives of the research effort.
This topic requires the effective contribution of SSH disciplines and the involvement of SSH experts, institutions as well as the inclusion of relevant SSH expertise, in order to produce meaningful and significant effects enhancing the societal impact of the related innovation activities.
Applicants are encouraged to explore and demonstrate synergies with the work conducted in the European Reference Network for Critical Infrastructure Protection (ERNCIP), as applicable.
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME
23/01/2023 00:00
08/12/2023
Europeo
Fondo para Pymes «Ideas Powered for business»
Oficina de Propiedad Intelectual de la Unión Europea (EUIPO)
**El Fondo para Pymes «Ideas Powered for business»** es un programa de subvenciones diseñado para ayudar a las **pequeñas y medianas empresas (pymes)** de la UE a proteger sus **derechos de propiedad industrial (PI)**.
Subvención
Mar-Industria
Otras
PYME
04/01/2023 00:00
29/12/2023
Regional
PRÉSTAMOS PARA FINANCIAR EL FUNCIONAMIENTO DE LA INDUSTRIA AUXILIAR NAVAL
IGAPE
Apoyar financieramente a las empresas que desarrollen actividades en el sector de la industria auxiliar de la construcción naval, que les permita financiar pagos operativos a largo plazo, contar con capital de trabajo suficiente y/o contar con garantías prendarias para acceder a los avales técnicos y financieros necesarios para su actividad.
Préstamo
Agroalimentario; Mar-Industria
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
01/01/2023 00:00
31/12/2023
Europeo
Blue Horizon Ventures
Blue Horizon Ventures
Blue Horizon se fundó en 2016 para invertir en empresas emergentes de proteínas alternativas con la misión de eliminar a los animales de la cadena alimentaria. Desde entonces, nos hemos convertido en un líder mundial en inversiones de impacto centradas en la transición hacia un sistema alimentario sostenible. Su cartera abarca desde inversiones semilla en empresas innovadoras en fase inicial hasta líderes mundiales emergentes.
Se enfocan en un enfoque de ciclo de vida para las empresas en las que invertimos, con los recursos y la convicción para apoyar la progresión de los fundadores desde el inicio de la idea hasta su salida. Las empresas de su portfolio alteran los modelos de negocio insostenibles de la agricultura, la producción y la distribución de alimentos y ofrecen soluciones visionarias en la intersección de la agricultura, la tecnología y la biología.
Fondos de Inversión
Mar-Industria
Otras
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
01/01/2023 00:00
31/12/2023
Europeo
BlueAccelerator
BlueAccelerator
Blue Accelerator es una plataforma marítima de innovación y desarrollo y un centro de pruebas para todos sus proyectos de investigación, desarrollo e innovación en economía azul.
Situada a 500 metros del puerto de Ostende (Bélgica), esta plataforma marítima permite a empresas, organizaciones e instituciones del conocimiento organizar una amplia gama de pruebas en condiciones marítimas reales.
European Investment Fund-European Angels Fund-Speed Beteiligungs GmbH
EAF es una iniciativa asesorada por FEI que proporciona capital a Business Angels y otros inversores no institucionales para la financiación de empresas innovadoras en forma de co-inversiones. EAF trabaja codo con codo con los Business Angels y les ayuda a aumentar su capacidad inversora coinvirtiendo en empresas innovadoras en fase semilla, temprana o de crecimiento. La actividad de EAF se adapta al estilo inversor de los Business Angels otorgando el máximo grado de libertad en la toma de decisiones y gestión de las inversiones.
EAF tiene un volumen actual que supera los 800 millones de EUR, con más de 330 millones de EUR ya comprometidos con más de 120 Business Angels seleccionados que ya han creado una cartera de más de 800 coinversiones de pymes.
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Computación de altas prestaciones; Otras; Ciberseguridad; Datos
PYME
01/01/2023 00:00
31/12/2023
Nacional
Crecimiento
ENISA
Dirigida a apoyar los proyectos empresariales de compañías interesadas en expandir su negocio o lograr una mejora competitiva.
### Objetivo
Financiar proyectos empresariales, basados en un modelo de negocio viable y rentable, que estén buscando una mejora competitiva o un cambio de modelo de su sistema productivo, o que quieran ampliar su capacidad productiva adquiriendo nueva tecnología, aumentando su gama de productos/servicios o diversificando mercados.
### Beneficiarios
Emprendedores que estén contemplando para sus pymes mejoras competitivas, un proyecto de consolidación, crecimiento o internacionalización.
Préstamo
Agroalimentario
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
Start-up
01/01/2023 00:00
31/12/2023
Europeo
EATABLE ADVENTURES-Programa de Aceleración
EATABLE ADVENTURES
Detectamos e impulsamos las startups de alimentación más innovadoras y disruptivas del mundo y les ayudamos a escalar en el mercado global.
Servicios/Soporte; Capital Riesgo; Corporate Venture Capital
50.000.000
Agroalimentario
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
Start-up
01/01/2023 00:00
31/12/2023
Europeo
EIT Food Startup Impact Fund
European Commission
EIT Food puede proporcionar financiación directa de hasta 500.000 euros por empresa a las más prometedoras, cuyas actividades de innovación contribuyan a hacer que el sistema alimentario mundial sea más sostenible, saludable y fiable.
Capital Riesgo; Corporate Venture Capital
Salud
Otras; IA y analítica de datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Ciberseguridad; Datos
PYME; Start-up
01/01/2023 00:00
31/12/2023
Europeo
EIT Health-Mentoring & Coaching Network
European Commission
Tanto si está empezando como si está ampliando su empresa, este programa le dará acceso a un grupo de más de 200 expertos del sector sanitario, todos ellos dispuestos a compartir sus conocimientos y a ayudarle a establecer nuevas e interesantes conexiones.
Cuando acceda a la Mentoring and Coaching Network, podrá elegir entre una gran variedad de mentores: un profesor universitario, un abogado europeo especializado en patentes o un inversor de capital riesgo.
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME; Start-up
01/01/2023 00:00
31/12/2023
Nacional
Emprendedores
ENISA
Dirigida a apoyar las primeras fases de vida de pymes promovidas por emprendedores, sin límite de edad.
### Objetivo
Dotar de los recursos financieros necesarios a las a pymes (y startups) de reciente constitución creadas por emprendedores, sin límite de edad, para abordar las inversiones que precisa el proyecto empresarial en su fase inicial.
### Beneficiarios
Emprendedores que quieran crear empresas con una clara ventaja competitiva.
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME
01/01/2023 00:00
31/12/2023
Europeo
Financiación del Banco Europeo de Inversiones (BEI)
Banco Europeo de Inversiones (BEI)
**Financiación de proyectos de inversión** que tengan como objetivo el fortalecimiento de la productividad y la competitividad de las empresas a través de las Líneas Banco Europeo de Inversiones (BEI).
Pueden financiarse **inversiones y gastos que pertenezcan a proyecto de inversión elegible** , entre los que destacamos:
* Adquisición, renovación o ampliación de activos tangibles que no sean terrenos.
* Activos intangibles: costes de desarrollo, planificación y financiación durante la fase de construcción del activo material , gastos de I+D, licencias de proceso, software, patentes, marcas,…
* Las necesidades de capital circulante a medio y largo plazo ligadas al ciclo productivo de la empresa. También aquellas necesidades de financiación surgidas como consecuencia de la crisis económica provocada por el COVID-19.
**Se pueden beneficiar:**
* Autónomos, pequeñas y medianas empresas (Pymes) con menos de 250 personas contratadas y empresas de mediana capitalización de entre 250 y de menos de 3.000 personas contratadas.
**Ámbito territorial**
* Tanto los Beneficiarios Finales como los Proyectos de inversión deberán estar localizados en cualquier Estado miembro de la Unión Europea.
**Vigencia**
* Hasta que se agoten los fondos disponibles.
Préstamo
Hasta el 100 % de la inversión con un importe máximo de 12.5 MM de euros.
Agroalimentario
Otras; IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Datos
PYME
01/01/2023 00:00
31/12/2023
Nacional
Fondo Agro Smart
Banco Santander
El Fondo Agro Smart te ofrece soluciones de financiación estratégica para **proyectos de crecimiento, sostenibilidad, innovación, digitalización y generación de empleo** desarrollados en empresas y pymes pertenecientes al sector agroalimentario español. Está dirigido a **pymes y empresas que facturan hasta 100 millones de euros, con buenos resultados y una estrategia de crecimiento definida.**
El Fondo Agro Smart **te acompañará en todas las fases de crecimiento,** financiando tu proyecto de negocio y desarrollo, tanto orgánico como inorgánico, tanto nacional como internacional, con un amplio destino de fondos. Utiliza dos instrumentos:
* Deuda con una dotación de 400 millones de euros. Ofrece un **máximo de 15 millones de euros hasta 15 años**
* Capital con una dotación de 100 millones de euros.
Abarca proyectos con un amplio abanico de destino de fondos **(transformación de fincas hacia cultivos más rentables -olivar, cítricos, almendro, pistacho, aguacate-, I+D+i, activos materiales e inmateriales, expansión unidades existentes, nuevas unidades de negocio, nuevas filiales, M &A, otros).**
Al financiarse a través del Fondo Agro Smart la empresa podrá poner el foco en su crecimiento sostenible a través del desarrollo de proyectos que multipliquen su rentabilidad. Además, se beneficiará de un soporte permanente de soluciones financieras y no financieras.
Al ser financiación del crecimiento, no se dirige a empresas para operaciones de financiación de circulante o en situación de restructuración de su pasivo.
El Fondo Agro Smart es una línea del Fondo Smart que está apoyado por la Garantía INNOVFIN PYME, la cual cuenta con el apoyo financiero de la Unión Europea en el contexto del programa de Instrumentos Financieros Horizonte 2020.
Otras; IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Ciberseguridad; Computación de altas prestaciones
PYME; Start-up
01/01/2023 00:00
31/12/2023
Regional
Fondo Galicia Compite, FICC
XESGALICIA
El **Fondo Galicia Compite FICC** se orienta a
**»** Proyectos empresariales promovidos por nuevos emprendedores
**»** Sociedades de nueva creación con posibilidades de desarrollo
**»** Sociedades que acometan actividades novedosas
**»** Sociedades que apliquen las nuevas tecnologías
**»** Proyectos innovadores, que permitan mejorar la competitividad empresarial
¿Quieres presentar un proyecto?”[ “Presenta tu proyecto”](https://www.xesgalicia.org/es/content/xesgalicia?qt-funds_menu=4#qt-funds_menu)
Otras; IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad
PYME
01/01/2023 00:00
31/12/2023
Regional
Fondo Galicia Innova Tech, FICC
XESGALICIA
El **Fondo** **Galicia Innova Tech, FICC** se dirige a
**»** Proyectos empresariales con un marcado carácter innovador
**»** Proyectos que tengan su origen en el sistema gallego de I+D+i
Una característica del Fondo es que el **equipo de gestión** de las compañías en las que invierta, deberá tener una probada capacidad de gestión.
¿Quieres presentar un proyecto?”[ “Presenta tu proyecto”](https://www.xesgalicia.org/es/content/xesgalicia?qt-funds_menu=4#qt-funds_menu)
Otras; Datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Ciberseguridad; Computación de altas prestaciones; IA y analítica de datos
PYME; Start-up
01/01/2023 00:00
31/12/2023
Nacional
Fondo Smart
Banco Santander
El **Fondo Smart** es una iniciativa de financiación que acompaña a empresas y pymes en el desarrollo y ejecución de sus iniciativas de crecimiento, sostenibles, innovadoras, digitales y que promuevan la generación de empleo.
Abarca proyectos de crecimiento orgánico e inorgánico, nacional e internacional, con un amplio abanico de destino de fondos **(I+D+i, activos materiales e inmateriales, expansión unidades existentes, nuevas unidades de negocio, nuevas filiales, M &A, otros)**.
El Fondo Smart ofrece a las empresas y pymes **financiación a largo plazo y con carencia** para acometer **proyectos estratégicos de crecimiento, sostenibilidad, innovación, digitalización y generación de empleo**.
Todos los proyectos se apoyan en estructuras flexibles adaptadas a sus necesidades. De esta manera, la empresa podrá poner el foco en su crecimiento sostenible a través del desarrollo de proyectos que multipliquen su rentabilidad. Además, se beneficiará de un soporte permanente de soluciones financieras y no financieras.
El Fondo Smart **acompaña a los clientes en todas las fases de su crecimiento** , financiando su proyecto de negocio y desarrollo, tanto orgánico como inorgánico, tanto nacional como internacional con un amplio destino de fondos. Se distinguen tres líneas en función de la fase de desarrollo de las empresas:
* Crecimiento exponencial de ingresos o fase post-start up, **Línea Smart Impulse** , que cuenta con 20 millones de euros.
* Expansión o fase pyme, **Línea Smart Growth** , de 1.000 millones de euros.
* Consolidación o fase post-pyme, **Línea Smart Progress** , dotada con 100 millones de euros.
Préstamo; Capital Riesgo
Mar-Industria
Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Otras
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
01/01/2023 00:00
31/12/2023
Europeo
HATCH
HATCH
Servicios de asesoramiento y consultoría en acuicultura
Hatch Innovation Services es un equipo de expertos de alto nivel del sector de la acuicultura.
Unimos décadas de experiencia en acuicultura, consultoría, biología marina, gestión empresarial, inversión en tecnología e innovación en un solo equipo para ayudar a su organización a alcanzar la excelencia.
Servicios/Soporte; Subvención
Agroalimentario
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
Start-up
01/01/2023 00:00
31/12/2023
Regional
IMPULAGRO-Incubadora y aceleradora de startups Agtech & Foodtech
Incubare Startups
**La incubadora de startups la dinamizan tanto los mentores, advisors, directores de proyectos, partners y grandes compañías del sector que trabajamos con un mismo objetivo: Agrotech impulse Startup.**
* **Te conectamos con inversores, partners tecnológicos en un mismo ecosistema innovador.**
* **Desde la fase inicial hasta la avanzada te acompañamos para la financiación del proyecto.**
* **Acceso a compañías y otras grandes empresas que inviertan en los «challenges».**
### En Impulagro te ofrecemos:
* ### Un plan de estudios personalizado de talleres regulares, entrenamiento remoto y formación continua con los advisors.
* ### Acceso a mentores con experiencia nacional e internacional.
* ### Conectarse con mentores tecnológicos para desarrollar ideas, si es necesario
* ### Exhibición de nuevas empresas a clientes e inversores en los eventos Impulagro AgTech.
* ### Acceso a espacios de coworking y WIFI de alta velocidad
* ### La oportunidad de presentarse a los inversionistas al finalizar el programa Impulagro AgTech Incubator
* ### Dirigiendo a inversionistas internacionales (Usa, Israel, Australia, Brasil, México, EUA…) y cree redes a través de los Vínculos Globales Impulagro.
* ### Requisito de Residuo cero
Ciberseguridad; Computación de altas prestaciones; Datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; IA y analítica de datos; Otras
PYME
01/01/2023 00:00
31/12/2023
Nacional
InnoXport
Cámara de España
DIRIGIDO A: Pymes españolas que deseen potenciar la internacionalización de su empresa a través de la innovación.
El Programa InnoXport se basa en un asesoramiento personalizado a la Pyme en materia de innovación para la internacionalización, orientado a un producto / servicio y país previamente seleccionado por la misma.
El programa se divide en las siguientes fases:
* ** **FASE** I - Asesoramiento: **Análisis exhaustivo de la empresa que permite detectar áreas para la implementación de mejoras innovadoras que incrementen la posición competitiva de la empresa en los mercados internacionales
* ** **FASE** II – Implementación: **Ayudas para implementar dichas soluciones innovadoras en el mercado objetivo.
Cofinanciado por Fondo Europeo de Desarrollo Regional (FEDER).
**FASE I - Asesoramiento:** sin coste para la empresa.
**FASE II – Implementación:** Subvencionamos hasta un 85%, según Comunidad Autónoma, para inversiones de un máximo de 7.000 €
Subvención; Servicios/Soporte
Subvencionamos hasta un 85%, según Comunidad Autónoma.
Biotecnológico
Otras; Datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; IA y analítica de datos
Start-up
01/01/2023 00:00
31/12/2023
Europeo
Inveready
Inveready Biotech IV, S.C.R., S.A
La entidad de capital riesgo [**Inveready**](https://inveready.com/) ha lanzado un nuevo fondo especializado en biotecnología con un tamaño objetivo de **50 millones de euros**. El nuevo vehículo sucede al fondo **Inveready Biotech III** y se instrumentalizará a través de la sociedad de capital riesgo **Inveready Biotech IV, S.C.R., S.A** , que se encargará de la gestión del fondo.
El vehículo podría contar con **fondos públicos o con fondos de otros venture capitals** como los dos del ICO: Next Tech y Fondico Global, aunque esto no está especificado en el folleto publicado estos días en CNMV, donde ya se ha autorizado el nuevo vehículo de inversión de Inveready.
El objetivo del fondo es invertir en startups del ecosistema español y europeo que se encuentran en fases iniciales de desarrollo. Se pretende **invertir en unas 20 compañías** , destinado entre 1 y 8 millones de euros por empresa.
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME; Start-up
01/01/2023 00:00
31/12/2023
Nacional
Jóvenes emprendedores
ENISA
Dirigida a pymes (y startups) de reciente constitución creadas por jóvenes para abordar las inversiones que precisa el proyecto empresarial en su fase inicial.
### Objetivo
Dotar de los recursos financieros necesarios a pymes (y startups) de reciente constitución creadas por jóvenes para abordar las inversiones que precisa el proyecto empresarial en su fase inicial.
### Beneficiarios
Jóvenes emprendedores menores de 40 años con proyectos de emprendimiento innovador.
**GASTO MÍNIMO ANUAL**
Proyectos I+D > 300.000 euros
Proyectos iT > 400.000 euros
**MADUREZ TECNOLÓGICA O TRL**
Proyectos I+D – TRL (*) 1-5
Proyectos iT – TRL (*) 6-7
**OTRA FINANCIACIÓN**
Compatible con otras vías de financiación privada.
Compatible con instrumentos públicos, excepto aquellas ayudas de tipo subvención que van directas al proyectos.
Capital Riesgo; Corporate Venture Capital
Entre el 25 y el 40% de los gastos, en proyectos de I+D; Entre el 12 y el 20% de los gastos, en proyectos de IT o innovación tecnológica.
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Otras; Ciberseguridad
PYME; Start-up
01/01/2023 00:00
31/12/2023
Nacional
Keiretsu Forum
Keiretsu Forum
**Keiretsu Forum proporciona a sus Miembros Inversores una plataforma en la que relacionarse y encontrar oportunidades de invertir entre 100 mil €‚ y 1 millón de €‚ en empresas de alto potencial de crecimiento de todos los sectores (tecnología, energías limpias, ciencias de la salud, productos de consumo, etc.)**
**Access to Crowd da acceso a inversión Crowd a empresas y startups, permitiendo con ello la capitalización de las empresas y, por tanto, su crecimiento. Access to Crowd es una plataforma fintech que nace de la iniciativa de foro capital pymes, s.l. y SociosInversores, y que cuenta con la colaboración de Keiretsu Forum Spain, para facilitar el asesoramiento y acceso a canales de financiación para empresas, startups y proyectos inmobiliarios.**
**Kibo Ventures invierte en startups o empresas en su etapa inicial con alto potencial y que están listas para escalar**. Kibo Ventures lidera o colidera las rondas previas a la Serie A o Series A. Cabe aclarar que la fase Serie A es la primera ronde de inversión en la que entra una venture capital, en esta ronda la empresa busca conseguir una financiación por un importe elevado (hasta 5 millones de euros).
Desde Kibo Ventures aseguran que son agnósticos en el sector y no tienen preferencia, invierten en **empresas con software empresarial y de consumo**. Lo que si es necesario es que se trate de una empresa que pueda escalar hacia mercados más grandes.
También se incluyen **políticas de inversión responsable** con criterios ambientales y sociales para impulsar la diversidad y dejar un impacto global positivo mientras se consiguen los mejores rendimientos. Hay más de un 20% de mujeres fundadoras.
La única forma de contacto que ofrece Kibo Ventures es el email **hello@kiboventures.com**.
Puedes enviar el proyecto de tu startup desde el formulario habilitado **desde la página oficial de Kibo Ventures** , se puede acceder a él pinchando en el enlace **"Submit your deck"** situado al final de la página.
Otras; Ciberseguridad; Computación de altas prestaciones; Datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; IA y analítica de datos
PYME
31/12/2023
Nacional
Línea Directa de Expansión (LIC A)
CDTI
Potenciar la innovación en determinadas regiones españolas más desfavorecidas y/o que atraviesan especiales dificultades económicas, a través de la mejora de capacidades de empresas que propongan proyectos de inversión tecnológicamente innovadores que faciliten su crecimiento.
Préstamo; Subvención
Ayuda de hasta el 75% del presupuesto aprobado. Tramo no reembolsable (calculado sobre un máximo del 75% del presupuesto aprobado): Fondos Europeos: 15%-25% Fondos CDTI: 10%
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Computación de altas prestaciones; Datos; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME
31/12/2023
Nacional
Línea Directa de Innovación
CDTI
Apoyo a proyectos de carácter aplicado, muy cercanos al mercado, con riesgo tecnológico medio/bajo y cortos períodos de recuperación de la inversión, que consigan mejorar la competitividad de la empresa mediante la incorporación de tecnologías emergentes en el sector.
Apoyo a empresas con proyectos de innovación tecnológica con alguno/s de los siguientes objetivos:
1. Incorporación y adaptación activa de tecnologías emergentes en la empresa, así como los procesos de adaptación y mejora de tecnologías a nuevos mercados.
2. Aplicación del diseño industrial e ingeniería de producto y proceso para la mejora de los mismos.
3. Aplicación de un método de producción o suministro nuevo o significativamente mejorado, incluidos cambios significativos en cuanto a técnicas, equipos y/o programas informáticos.
En estos proyectos se apoya la adquisición de activos fijos nuevos que suponga un salto tecnológico importante para la empresa que realiza el proyecto. Son elegibles los costes de personal; materiales y consumibles; contratación de servicios externos y subcontrataciones; costes de auditoría y costes de la validación del cumplimiento del principio DNSH.
Con carácter general, las colaboraciones externas no podrán superar el 80% del presupuesto elegible.
La formalización de las inversiones y gastos deberán ser posteriores a la fecha de presentación de la solicitud.
Una vez completada, la inversión deberá mantenerse en el lugar de desarrollo del proyecto, al menos durante cinco años siempre que el proyecto haya sido cofinanciado con fondos FEDER
Préstamo; Subvención
Ayuda de hasta el 75% del presupuesto aprobado (hasta al 85% si va cofinanciada con FEDER). Tramo no reembolsable (calculado sobre un máximo del 75% del presupuesto aprobado): Fondos CDTI: 4% Fondos Europeos: 7%
Ciberseguridad; Computación de altas prestaciones; Datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; IA y analítica de datos; Otras
PYME
31/12/2023
Nacional
Proyectos CIEN
CDTI
Grandes proyectos nacionales de investigación industrial orientados a la realización de una investigación planificada en áreas estratégicas de futuro y con potencial proyección internacional.
* Presentados por un consorcio de un mínimo de tres y un máximo de ocho empresas. Al menos dos deberán ser autónomas y una deberá tener la consideración de PYME.
* El presupuesto dedicado a actividades calificadas como investigación industrial deberá superar el 33% del presupuesto total del proyecto.
* Deberán contar con subcontratación relevante a organismos de investigación o a Infraestructuras Científicas y Técnicas Singulares nacionales (ICTS), de al menos el 15% del presupuesto aprobado. Como mínimo, uno de los organismos de investigación o ICTS deberá ser de titularidad pública.
Préstamo; Subvención
Tramo Reembolsable (préstamo) del 75% (ampliable hasta el 85%) Tramo no reembolsable (subvención) del 33% del TR (75%)
Agroalimentario; Mar-Industria
Otras
PYME
01/01/2023 00:00
31/12/2023
Regional
Proyectos de inversión FEMP
CDTI
Ayudas a proyectos de inversión en acuicultura y de proyectos de inversión en actividades de transformación de los productos de la pesca y la acuicultura.
Empresas acuícolas: en el caso de los proyectos de inversión en acuicultura.
PYMES operadoras, que realicen la transformación de productos pesqueros y acuícolas (excluidos los empresarios individuales): en el caso de los proyectos de inversión en actividades de transformación de los productos de la pesca y la acuicultura.
Ciberseguridad; Computación de altas prestaciones; Datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; IA y analítica de datos; Otras
PYME
31/12/2023
Nacional
Proyectos de Investigación y Desarrollo (PID)
CDTI
Los proyectos de I+D son proyectos orientados a la creación y/o mejora significativa de un proceso productivo, producto o servicio que pueden comprender tanto actividades de investigación industrial como de desarrollo experimental.
No existe ninguna restricción en cuanto al sector o a la tecnología a desarrollar.
Son elegibles para la ayuda los gastos de personal; costes de instrumental y material; costes de investigación contractual, conocimientos técnicos y patentes adquiridas, consultoría y servicios equivalentes; gastos generales suplementarios y otros gastos derivados del proyecto. También son elegibles el gasto derivado del informe de auditor y el gasto del informe de valoración del cumplimiento del principio DNSH.
Se pueden subcontratar actividades a otras empresas, organismos de investigación, centros tecnológicos e Infraestructuras Científicas y Técnicas Singulares (ICTS).
Las colaboraciones externas no podrán superar el 65% del presupuesto elegible con carácter general.
Todos los gastos apoyados se han de destinar en exclusiva o derivar directamente de la actividad de I+D apoyada.
Préstamo; Subvención
Tramo Reembolsable (préstamo) del 75% (ampliable hasta el 85%) Tramo no reembolsable (subvención) entre el 20% y 30%, del TR (75%) en función del tipo de empresa y localización
Otras; Ciberseguridad; Computación de altas prestaciones; Datos; IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad
PYME
01/01/2023 00:00
31/12/2023
Nacional
Proyectos I+D Transferencia Cervera
CDTI
* Ayudas a proyectos individuales de I+D desarrollados por empresas que colaboren con Centros Tecnológicos de ámbito estatal en las tecnologías prioritarias Cervera.
* Ayuda parcialmente reembolsable.
* Tipo de interés fijo: Euribor a 1 año.
* Devolución: 10 o 15 años incluyendo una carencia entre 2 y 3 años.
* Tramo no reembolsable del 33% de la ayuda.
* El CDTI podrá requerir la constitución de garantías para la devolución de la ayuda cuando el análisis económico financiero de la empresa así lo indique.
* En su caso, el CDTI podrá aplicar una minoración o exención de las garantías solicitadas.
* Anticipo del 35% de la ayuda con límite de 250.000 euros, sin exigencia de garantías adicionales.
* La empresa deberá financiar al menos el 15% del presupuesto del proyecto con recursos propios.
Préstamo; Subvención
Máximo 85% del presupuesto total del proyecto.
Forestal
IA y analítica de datos; Otras
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
01/01/2023 00:00
31/12/2023
Europeo
Seed to Carbon Forest Accelerator
Terraformation
Aceleradora para fomentar el crecimiento de nuevos equipos de creación de bosques y aumentará la capacidad de los equipos existentes para que puedan crecer más rápidamente y crear más proyectos financiables, al tiempo que crean bosques duraderos y comunidades más resistentes.
Ciberseguridad; Computación de altas prestaciones; Datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; IA y analítica de datos; Otras
PYME
01/01/2023 00:00
31/12/2023
Regional
Sodiga Galicia
XESGALICIA
Las inversiones de SODIGA se dirigen a empresas:
* Con alto potencial de crecimiento
* Gestionadas por empresarios de reconocida solvencia profesional
* Relacionadas con el desarrollo y consolidación de la economía de Galicia
¿Quieres presentar un proyecto?”[ “Presenta tu proyecto”](https://www.xesgalicia.org/es/content/xesgalicia?qt-funds_menu=4#qt-funds_menu)
Préstamo
Forestal
Otras
Start-up
01/01/2023 00:00
31/12/2023
Europeo
The Forest Accelerator
Bird Life International
Modelo de las incubadoras de empresas emergentes del sector tecnológico. Selección de iniciativas de financiación sostenible propuestas por los socios de BirdLife que tienen mayor potencial para conservar los bosques y generar ingresos para los socios y las comunidades locales. Una vez seleccionadas, estas iniciativas se ponen en marcha y se amplían con financiación inicial específica, tutoría técnica y mejora del perfil.
Otras; IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad
PYME
01/01/2023 00:00
31/12/2023
Nacional
Xpande
Cámara de España
DIRIGIDO A:
* Pymes españolas que deseen iniciarse en la exportación
* Pymes españolas que busquen acceder a un mercado exterior concreto
* Pymes españolas que busquen su consolidación en los mercados internacionales
Se divide en dos fases:
**FASE I** : cuatro módulos que permiten que construyamos de manera estructurada un plan de internacionalización para tu empresa en el mercado exterior seleccionado.
* Módulo 1: **selección de mercados**
* Módulo 2: **acceso al mercado**
* Módulo 3: **comunicación y marketing**
* Módulo 4: **económico-financiero**
**FASE II** : Ayudas económicas para el desarrollo del Proceso de Internacionalización de tu empresa.
Cofinanciado por Fondo Europeo de Desarrollo Regional (FEDER).
* FASE I: sin coste para la empresa.
* FASE II:desarrollo del plan de internacionalización. Subvencionamos hasta un 80% (dependiendo de la CCAA) de los gastos elegibles del Programa, de un presupuesto máximo por empresa de 9.000€.
Subvención; Servicios/Soporte
hasta un 80% (dependiendo de la CCAA)
Biotecnológico; Salud
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
19/09/2023 00:00
07/02/2023
Europeo
Advanced biomaterials for the Health Care (IA)
CE - Horizon Europe Programme
### HORIZON-CL4-2024-RESILIENCE-01-36
This topic refers to the innovation market for _Healthcare and Medicine_ , which affects many citizens and their needs. Several materials specifications and related innovations needs will support this topic such as renewable and recyclable materials, alternative active ingredients, design for circularity, lightweight materials. The topic should address several key policies of the European Union such as Circular Economy Action Plan, EU Chemicals strategy.
Projects are expected to contribute to the following outcomes:
* Develop the swiftly growing innovation market of medical applications, which is dependent on advanced biocompatible materials that can be printed or injected, including 4D materials that change their 3D structures following external impact (e.g. thermic, electric, mechanical or radiation treatment).
* Medical and/or surgical procedures will benefit from injectable materials for non-invasive surgical procedures.
* Some of their advantages include easy deliverability into the body, increased implantation precision, controllable release of therapeutic agents, antimicrobial properties and the possibility of monitoring or stimulating biological events.
Medical suppliers can commercialise injectable hydrogels, including those made of nanocomposite, natural and synthetic polymer-based biomaterials, bone cements, bio-ceramics and electronics.
Scope:
Proposals **should address at least four of the following activities** :
* To enable a fast development of new advanced novel injectable biomaterials, digital tools such as modelling, simulation and characterisation techniques (including those provided by analytical infrastructures) assisted by advanced methods e.g. physics-based methods, machine learning or artificial intelligence.
* The innovation market of medical applications is fast growing and dependent on advanced biocompatible materials that can be printed or injected. The 4D materials will change their 3D structures after external impact such as thermic, electric, mechanical or radiation treatment.
* Proposals shall demonstrate new engineering strategies that present functional characteristics beyond bio-compatibility, and express properties that can be used to control the physiological environment (shape-memory, self-healing properties) and induce a response.
* Proposals shall address biomaterials with antibacterial properties contributing to the widespread bottleneck of antimicrobial resistance often encountered in clinical care
* Demonstrate the scaling of injectable hydrogels, including those made of nanocomposite, natural and synthetic polymer-based biomaterials, bone cements, bio-ceramics and electronics.
* The design for circularity has to develop, when relevant, bio-degradable or bio-absorbable biomaterials that are gradually eliminated by the body after fulfilling a purpose.
The biomaterials used should be safe and sustainable by design (SSbD), taking also into account any specific medical requirements.
Proposals submitted under this topic should include a business case and exploitation strategy, as outlined in the introduction to this Destination.
This topic requires the effective contribution of SSH disciplines and the involvement of SSH experts, institutions as well as the inclusion of relevant SSH expertise, in order to produce meaningful and significant effects enhancing the societal impact of the related research activities. An early involvement of end users could be essential.
Projects should build on or seek collaboration with existing projects and develop synergies with other relevant European, national or regional initiatives, funding programmes and platforms.#
Where relevant, proposals should seek links with and capitalise on the results of past and ongoing EU funded research projects, including the ones under Cluster 1 “Health” and Cluster 6 'Food, Bioeconomy, Natural Resources, Agriculture and Environment.
IA y analítica de datos; Ciberseguridad; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Otras
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
04/10/2023 00:00
07/02/2023
Europeo
Assessing and strengthening the complementarity between new technologies and human skills
CE - Horizon Europe programme
### HORIZON-CL2-2024-TRANSFORMATIONS-01-11
Projects should contribute to all of the following expected outcomes:
* Deepened our understanding on the potential and impact of new technologies such as artificial intelligence technologies and robotics to substitute or complement human skills and in performing job tasks.
* Development and deployment of technologies that complement and enhance human skills, and development of the corresponding skills in the workforce.
Scope:
Recent research highlights that new technologies may increase or reduce overall employment opportunities: they tend to increase them in the presence of strong productivity gains or if they create new tasks that are best carried out using human skills (possible example: a nurse using medical machines to perform checks previously carried out by a doctor), but can reduce them if the substitution of labour by machines dominates (possible __ example: self-service supermarket counters). However, there is still a limited understanding of which types of technologies and technology applications are particularly promising from the perspective of _enhancing_ rather than _displacing_ human skills and of creating employment opportunities as well as decent working conditions.
Some authors argue that recent technological change has been biased towards automation and has focused insufficiently on creating new tasks where labour can be productively employed, with associated declining labour shares in national income, rising inequality and lower productivity growth _._ This __ highlights the __ need to better understand the complementarity between new technologies and skills that can serve as basis for policy recommendations that complement and enhance human skills, such as targeting investment subsidies. Policy may for instance want to prioritise public investment support in areas where innovation is more complementary to existing skills (possible examples: education and healthcare as opposed to pattern recognition “across the board”), including of people without high formal qualifications (or for other disadvantaged groups, e.g. those affected by disabilities), or it may want to support the development of skills complementary to emerging technologies with
targeted education and training programmes. Both types of policy interventions could improve the impacts of new technologies on employment prospects, decent working conditions and social inclusion, but their design requires opening the “black box” of technology-skill demand complementarity.
Examples of research activities carried out under this topic include the development of criteria to assess the complementarity of specific new technologies with human skills and vice versa. This could include an analysis of specific applications of new technologies (such as artificial intelligence technologies and robotics), possibly with a sectoral or occupational focus. It could also include the development of policy recommendations to support technologies and skills/training courses that are conducive to a digital transition that creates more good jobs. Clustering and cooperation with other selected projects under this call and other relevant projects are strongly encouraged.
Subvención
10.000.000
Biotecnológico
IA y analítica de datos; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
19/09/2023 00:00
07/02/2023
Europeo
Biodegradable polymers for sustainable packaging materials
CE - Horizon Europe Programme
### HORIZON-CL4-2024-RESILIENCE-01-35
Projects are expected to contribute to the following outcomes:
* The packaging industry will have access to the next generation of biodegradable polymer materials, which will also be recyclable materials. Plastic materials producers will switch from PP, PE, and PET to bio-degradable materials with reduced GHG emissions along the value chain.
* The packaging industry will apply business model of circularity-by-design and sustainable end-of-life (EoL) solutions for plastic packaging materials. This has the potential to lead to a reduction in landfill waste volume of packaging materials; and to a reduction of littering of plastics, coherent with the ambition of the Horizon Europe Ocean and Waters mission, to reduce the plastic pollution of the oceans. Projects are expected to contribute to the Plastics strategy, the Single-use Plastics Directive and the EU Circular Economy Action plan (CEAP).
* Standards and labels for specific applications will be further defined based on the development of testing of biodegradability of plastics in open environments
Scope:
Proposals **should address at least four of the following activities** :
* Develop new, demonstrate and scale-up novel advanced bio-degradable polymer materials and innovative processes that will allow the bio-degradable polymers to be produced at a large scale with a similar economy of scale to replace present production with PE, PP and PET, and with an improved sustainability profile compared to present production and EoL characteristics.
* Develop sustainable additives and catalysts to support the production of bio-degradable polymers.
* Provide evidence with life cycle and techno-economic assessment (LCA/TEA) that the cost for the novel advanced biodegradable polymer products are not significantly higher compared to existing polymer products (PE, PP, PET) on the market.
* Scale up the production of packaging materials at pilot level.
* Identify and test the biodegradability pathways in all environmentally relevant conditions (for the application of the developed material in relevant shape or form); and extensive quantified risk analysis from both a human and environmental perspective for all the different intermediate and end products of biodegradation, including quantification of the contribution to GHG emissions. Contribute to further defining standards and labels for specific applications. Model the lifetime of the developed polymers along the biodegradation pathway in environmentally relevant conditions, both in natural, (terrestrial and marine), and in waste processing environments.
* Demonstrate complete biodegradability in all relevant conditions and environmental compartments (e.g. landfill, compost site, litter in marine-freshwater-sediment-soil) within acceptable timeframes, determination of the main influencing environmental conditions; and assessment of the impact on the environment. Integrate a holistic sustainability assessment, accounting for the full life cycle (including sourcing of feedstock).
Develop and demonstrate circular business model for production at industrial level, where the release of GHG emissions is; and assess significantly reduced; and assess the potential of secondary raw materials as a feedstock (including from renewable sources) for the production of bio-degradable polymers.
To enable a fast development of new advanced materials, digital tools, such as modelling and simulation, and characterisation techniques (including those provided by analytical infrastructures) are under the scope, assisted by advanced methods, e.g. physics-based methods or artificial intelligence (including machine learning).
The future Commission initiative for Safe and Sustainable by Design will set a framework for assessing safety and sustainability of chemicals and materials and should be considered as a baseline in the proposal.
Proposals submitted under this topic should include a business case and exploitation strategy, as outlined in the introduction to this Destination.
This topic requires the effective contribution of SSH disciplines and the involvement of SSH experts, institutions as well as the inclusion of relevant SSH expertise, in order to produce meaningful and significant effects enhancing the societal impact of the related research activities. An early involvement of end users could be essential.
Projects should build on or seek collaboration with existing projects (e.g. Open Innovation Testbeds) and develop synergies with other relevant European, national or regional initiatives, funding programmes and platforms. Where relevant, proposals should seek links with and capitalise on the results of past and ongoing EU funded research projects, including the ones under Cluster 6 'Food, Bioeconomy, Natural Resources, Agriculture and Environment' and Circular Bio-based Europe JU (CBE JU).
Subvención
31.000.000
Biotecnológico
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
19/09/2023 00:00
07/02/2023
Europeo
Bio-intelligent manufacturing industries
CE - Horizon Europe Programme
### HORIZON-CL4-2024-TWIN-TRANSITION-01-01
European manufacturing industries are reinforced through biological transformation; in particular
* Access to bio-intelligent production technologies and architecture;
* Technological advances and improvements in sustainability (in particular SDGs 11, 12 and 13) arising from the integration of bio-intelligent principles, functions, structures and technologies in manufacturing;
* Substitution of raw materials by bio-based materials, or implementation of bio-based or bio-intelligent manufacturing operations, and business models leading to regenerative production.
Scope:
The biological transformation of industry is a pioneering frontier that the industry of the Union and Associated Countries can harness to enhance circularity and sustainability, while advancing production efficiency and competitiveness.
The biological transformation of industry involves the integration of bio-intelligent structures, processes, organisms or materials into technology by systematically applying knowledge from biology. This should lead to a necessary convergence of biotechnology with mechanical engineering, production technology and information technology with new possibilities for the flexible adaptation of production and value creation processes to requirements, especially in the context of sustainability.
The biological transformation of industries includes but is not limited to:
* Bio-inspired manufacturing processes (biomimicry, biomimetics);
* Development of bio-intelligent manufacturing systems or tools;
* Expanding opportunities of bio-intelligent and bio-based materials by substituting fossil-based raw materials and limiting the release of microplastics, e.g. in the textile industry;
* A systematic application of the knowledge of nature and/or natural processes aiming at optimising a manufacturing system through a convergence and the integration of technical and biological processes.
This transformation can also aid in reducing the carbon footprint of production and products, and foster circularity, while contributing to the competitiveness and digitalisation of the industry of the Union and Associated Countries.
Proposals need to demonstrate the development of digital and green technologies that facilitate the upscaled manufacturing of bio-based or bio-intelligent products in one manufacturing value chain. In addition, sustainable business models need to be developed for production and recycling of the products.
Proposals should address either advanced manufacturing techniques (e.g. additive manufacturing, extrusion, moulding etc.) to process bio-materials or bio-intelligent components for upscaled production; or bio-intelligent production technologies; or combinations of these two approaches.
_The focus of this topic is on manufacturing. The development of materials beyond the manufacturing context is excluded_.
Proposals submitted under this topic should include a business case and exploitation strategy, as outlined in the introduction to this Destination.
Research must build on existing standards or contribute to standardisation. Interoperability for data sharing should be addressed, leveraging on existing ontologies and metadata and though the implementation of the FAIR data principles.[[1]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn1)
Additionally, a strategy for skills development should be presented, associating social partners and civil society where relevant. Collaboration with EIT Manufacturing is encouraged, in particular on the development of skills.
All projects should build on or seek collaboration with existing projects and develop synergies with other relevant European, national or regional initiatives, funding programmes and platforms, for example with Horizon Europe Cluster 6 and its Destination on Circular Economy and Bioeconomy sectors and/or its Partnership Circular Bio-based Europe (CBE)[[2]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn2).
This topic implements the co-programmed European Partnership Made in Europe.
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
19/09/2023 00:00
07/02/2023
Europeo
'Innovate to transform' support for SME's sustainability transition (CSA)
CE - Horizon Europe Programme
### HORIZON-CL4-2024-RESILIENCE-01-41
Projects are expected to contribute to the following outcomes:
* Support objectives of the European Green Deal and of the EU SME Strategy for a sustainable and digital Europe;
* Increased resilience of SMEs, by fostering technological and social innovation in SMEs to support their transition to more sustainable business models and more resource-efficient and circular processes and infrastructures;
* Increased competitive sustainability of SMEs through the uptake of advanced technologies;
* Stronger innovation support ecosystems supporting the green, social and economic transition of SMEs, by leveraging synergies between existing EU networks and SME support initiatives.
Scope:
Achieving European Green Deal objectives, and notably a climate neutral and resource efficient economy, requires the full mobilisation of SMEs. The COVID-19 pandemic has also led to companies redesigning their supply chains and facing a new industrial revolution, brought on by a new generation of advanced technologies, which are underpinning the potential for competitive sustainability of SMEs.
The action will build on and further connect existing EU specialised business support networks and centres – such as the Enterprise Europe Network, the European industry clusters registered under the European Cluster Collaboration Platform, Centres for Advanced Technologies for Industry. They will work in complementarity and close interaction with Open Innovation Test beds, European Digital Innovation Hubs, Start-up Europe etc., but also with academia, social partners and other social innovation actors.
This action will consist in:
**A. Advisory services**
Dedicated innovation and capacity building support will be provided to SMEs, to assess their ability to transform their business models and increase their resilience.
This will consist of an assessment of SMEs’ innovation and sustainability practices, elaboration of recommendations, notably in view of the uptake of advanced technologies and/or social innovations.
Based on these recommendations, SMEs could receive further advisory services according to their level of preparedness such as help and advice on proof of concept, investment readiness, intellectual property (in cooperation with EU funded IP support), technology transfer, adaptation to standards, adaptation to environmental rules, design management, skill development, partner search (including social partners). SMEs will receive targeted assistance for the uptake of advanced technologies.
Social innovation should be recommended when the solution is at the socio-technical interface and requires social change, new social practices, social ownership or market uptake.
This action will also include the set-up of a community, building on the SME Alliance projects, in which best practices should be exchanged and SMEs could benefit from dedicated peer-learning activities in order to learn from leaders (SMEs or larger corporates) of their own sector. Incentives for leaders to share their best practices with peers should be identified in the context of EU support to industrial ecosystems.
**B. Financial support in the form of ‘Third party financing’**
As a result of the advisory services and initial assessments, SMEs will receive financial support through calls for SMEs, to implement the elaborated recommendations.
This should support amongst other activities the financing of a feasibility study, prototyping, pilot testing, demonstrating, procurement of further specialised consultancy services and coaching services that cannot be provided directly by the project partners, adaptation of business processes, free access and support to use testing facilities, introduction of new IT solutions etc.
The Commission estimates that at least half of the budget should be allocated to financial support to SMEs in the form of third party financing.
In this topic the integration of the gender dimension (sex and gender analysis) in research and innovation content is not a mandatory requirement.
Proposals can consider the involvement of the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre as an associated partner providing its expertise in industrial innovation and dynamics.
Subvención
10.000.000
Agroalimentario; Mar-Industria; Forestal
Datos
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
21/11/2023 00:00
20/02/2023
Europeo
Copernicus for Land and Water
CE - Horizon Europe Programme
### HORIZON-CL4-2024-SPACE-01-35
Project results are expected to contribute to the following expected outcomes:
* Enhanced quality and efficiency of the Copernicus Land Monitoring service to respond respectively to several Green Deal **** policy and/or user requirements, including those related to the EU mission: "Climate neutral and smart cities", and to technological developments.
* Development of efficient and reliable new products chains, calling for new paradigms in data fusion, data processing and data visualisation essential for the Copernicus Land Monitoring Service to handle more high-volume satellite data sets and product sets. The baseline is to preserve continuity of what has been achieved while keeping the service modern and attractive.
* Development of efficient and reliable integrated products chains, calling with a holistic approach for better land use planning and hydrological monitoring and forecasting, combining and assimilating the current Copernicus service products, in particular the existing continental and global scale hydrological monitoring and forecasting systems of the Copernicus Emergency Management and Climate Change services (CEMS & C3S), and the potential development of new state of the art products complementing the existing ones.
* Development of a common leading-edge approach across services, and in the area of hydrological modelling serving the interests of various applications including agriculture, navigation, energy, flood prevention, and considering also hydrological climate change monitoring, assimilation of hydrological fluxes at the land-sea interface in ocean models, inland water river monitoring and forecasting (short term forecasting and climate monitoring). The development should consider cross services approaches and all relevant Copernicus service products, in particular the existing continental and global scale hydrological monitoring and forecasting systems of the Copernicus Emergency Management and Climate Change services (CEMS & C3S).
* Development of new algorithms and processing chains (e.g. data fusion, combination, assimilation, into monitoring and forecasting models) preparing also for the use of the new types of space observation data (being from new Sentinels or other contributing missions) should also be envisaged allowing the implementation of new products or the improvement of existing products.
Scope:
The areas of R&I are:
1. the development of new and innovative methods to integrate the current land products into land surface, land use and cover change, and more sophisticated land planning and allocation models for different environment, including through cross services approaches and using all relevant Copernicus service products, and thus extending the potential limited uptake of land product into land planning decisions, offering new dimensions and new interests for Copernicus land products. In addition, the project should demonstrate the added value of Copernicus land service products when they are integrated and/or assimilated into the models.
2. the development of an integrated, harmonized and coherent product provision system making use of new and innovative methods and observations (e.g.; SWOT mission) to improve the portfolio of the current inland and coastal/shore hydrological satellite observation products with more sophisticated and/or new products, in order to improve global scale hydrological monitoring and forecasting. The development should consider cross services approaches and all relevant Copernicus service products. It should extend the uptake (incl. assimilation) of inland water satellite observation product into hydrological models, consider a consistent approach to hydrological modelling for different purposes (e.g. continental water monitoring under climate change, improved flood and drought forecasting, support to water applications in sectors such as agriculture and energy, forcing coastal models) and offering new dimensions and new interests for Copernicus land, inland and coastal water products. In addition, the project should demonstrate the added value of Copernicus water satellite observation products when they are integrated and/or assimilated into models based on scientific quality validation approaches.
A proposal should address only one area, which must be clearly identified.
The projects should take into account the existing services and clearly define to what extent the services will be improved with new elements or products, including the use of enhanced models, algorithms, tools and techniques to generate new product(s). The projects should build, where possible and relevant, on open-source models, tools and datasets already used or produced by the existing Copernicus services.
Proposals are expected to provide tangible results (new or improved products or service elements) for the Copernicus service. The proposed research and development should be modular and scalable and should support the automatization of different processes orchestration. The project should provide a proof-of-concept (e.g. system element targeting TRL5-6) at least demonstrating the feasibility of the integration in the existing core service. The activities of the project should also contribute to the objectives set by the Group on Earth Observation and outcomes and relevant results of the project should be promoted also at international level through the Global Earth Observation System of Systems (GEOSS).
Additionally, the transfer of research results to possible operations should receive active attention during the project to strengthen the readiness for an operational deployment in the future. Appropriate interaction with the relevant Entrusted Entity of the Copernicus services, the conditions for making available, for re-using and exploiting the results (including IPR) by the said entities must be addressed during the project implementation. Software should be open licensed.
Applicants are advised to consult information on the Copernicus programme in general at and further details on the topic in the Guidance document.
In this topic the integration of the gender dimension (sex and gender analysis) in research and innovation content is not a mandatory requirement.
Specific Topic Conditions:
Activities are expected to achieve TRL 5-6 by the end of the project – The reference TRL definition is the ISO 16290:2013 applicable to the space sector.
Subvención
4.000.000
Biotecnológico
Datos
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
17/10/2023 00:00
21/02/2023
Europeo
Innovative technologies for zero pollution, zero-waste biorefineries
EC - Horizon Europoe Programme
### HORIZON-CL6-2024-ZEROPOLLUTION-02-2-two-stage
Successful proposals will support researchers and innovators to improve the environmental performances and circularity of bio-based systems in industrial sectors. Project outcomes will contribute to enhance circular bio-based systems operating according to planetary boundaries, replacing fossil-based systems and their carbon footprint, mitigating climate change and protecting air, water and soil quality along industrial value chains, in line with the European Green Deal and the EU zero pollution action plan.
Projects results are expected to contribute to the following expected outcomes:
* Enhanced environmental performances of bio-based processes approaching the zero-waste, zero-pollution ambition.
* Integrated pollution prevention and control in bio-based systems targeting soil, water and air quality as well as noise levels.
Scope:
Pollution from anthropogenic activities undermines the integrity of Earth ecosystems and severely affects the natural resources essential for human life. The EU bioeconomy strategy 2030 sets environmental protection at the basis of the modernisation of bio-based industries in the Union, to ensure a trustful green transition of EU economy away from a linear fossil-based system.
To develop solutions for preventing and controlling pollution from bio-based industries, proposals should:
* Design integrated technical solutions reducing exhaust flows from bio-based processes through innovative technologies of extraction, recirculation, fractionation and conversion of such flows, to reach the zero-pollution ambition starting from the emissions to soil, water and air. The exhaust flows considered should include the ones that are usually not considered in the common pollution prevention and control operations, such as hot water, vapours, odours etc. The reduction of impacts on climate change, based on the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and accessorily via increase of carbon removals, and on biodiversity should be considered as well;
* Individuate replacement of hazardous substances used in the processes with safe bio-based ones;
* Design the biorefinery operations to re-circulate any process flows such as process air and water and to increase energy efficiency including heat recovery;
* Design the biorefinery operations in order to reduce noise emissions;
* Design circularity of any processes, including through symbiosis between industrial installations to share and exploit materials and carrier streams, and looking on the best practices already available or under development, including in other EU R&I programmes to reach the zero-waste ambition;
* Develop a case-study of integrated zero-pollution technical solutions in a selected biorefinery and design the adaptation of the case-study to be operational at all scales, from the large/medium to the small scale (the latter shows potentially high specific environmental impacts);
* Pilot and validate digital innovation for bio-based processes enabling the zero-pollution and zero-waste biorefinery ambition. Digital tools may include data sharing platforms for the management of supply and value chains, as well as industrial symbiosis operations between biorefineries, industrial hubs, etc.;
* Develop and validate integrated monitoring systems, operated by the industry at the level of the biorefinery, of the effective reduction of pollutant emissions, affecting soil, water and air quality, noise levels and waste production from biorefineries.
Where relevant, proposals should seek links with and capitalise on the results of past and ongoing EU funded projects, including under the Circular Bio-based Europe JU and other partnerships of Horizon Europe.
In this topic the integration of the gender dimension (sex and gender analysis) in research and innovation content is not a mandatory requirement.
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
17/10/2023 00:00
22/02/2023
Europeo
Digital information systems for bio-based products
CE - Horizon Europe Programme
### HORIZON-CL6-2024-CircBio-01-6
Successful proposals will support the bio-based industries and the enablers of the digital transition in the Union to contribute to the development of innovative and sustainable value-chains in the bio-based sectors. Projects’ results will contribute to deliver bio-based solutions with reduced environmental impacts on soil, water, and air quality, biodiversity and climate, in line with the EGD objectives, the EU circular economy action plan and its sustainable product initiative, the EU sustainable product initiative[[1]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn1)and the proposal for the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation[[2]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn2) as well as the EU data strategy[[3]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn3).
Projects results are expected to contribute to the following expected outcome:
* Mobilising the potential of digitalisation of bio-based sectors enabling efficient, sustainable and climate neutral production processes and transparent information.
Scope:
An effective circular economy needs improved information of material flows used in all economic sectors. Information and data on products and services are key factors to improve their production’s sustainability and to meet the performance demands and needs of customers. Sharing data in an accessible and simple way, according to FAIR principles, to enable easy processing, can provide information back to the society, facilitating the inclusiveness of economic activities. Digital technologies can track and report the journeys of products, components and materials and make the resulting data securely access.
The circular economy action plan’s sustainable product initiative, the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation and the EU data strategy provide guidelines to build data and system architectures aiming at improving products sustainability, resources efficiency and circularity, among other goals.
To exploit the potential of digitalisation for the objectives of the EU circular economy in the bio-based sectors, proposal should:
* Design solutions for the digitalisation of information from bio-based products and their value chains, e.g., AI-based, such as digital passports, tagging and watermarks, etc. and enable their use;
* Specialize the information from bio-based products on impacts on climate , based on estimates of carbon emissions and carbon removals, environmental impacts on soil, water, and air quality and biodiversity, end-of-life options, safety control, technical performances, predictive maintenance, and programmed integrity/biodegradation, among other data;
* Design the information from bio-based products to improve the societal readiness adaptation in terms of acceptability, and uptake of innovations by society. The information should be easily accessible by customers and consumers and to support them in making responsible and informed choices;
* Support the harmonisation and interoperability of the digital information formats;
* Enable bio-based industries to participate in the European Dataspace for Smart Circular Applications;
* Design the interfaces between the digital information from bio-based products and other applications of digital technologies ensuring interoperability in the Union.
Where relevant, proposals should seek links with and capitalise on the results of past and ongoing EU funded projects, including under the Circular Bio-based Europe JU.
This topic requires the effective contribution of SSH disciplines and the involvement of SSH experts, institutions as well as the inclusion of relevant SSH expertise, in order to produce meaningful and significant effects enhancing the societal impact of the related research activities. Moreover, the link between digitalisation and the resilience of economies to disruptions, such as the one suffered from COVID-19 crisis, should be part of the societal impacts assessment.
Subvención
6.000.000
Mar-Industria
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
17/10/2023 00:00
22/02/2023
Europeo
Minimising climate impact on fisheries: mitigation and adaptation solutions for future climate regimes
CE - Horizon Europe Programme
### HORIZON-CL6-2024-FARM2FORK-02-6-two-stage
Selected proposals are expected to contribute to all the following outcomes:
* Contribution to sustainable fisheries for fair, healthy, climate-resilient and environment-friendly food systems with low impact on aquatic ecosystems, supporting the EU common fisheries policy, the European Green Deal and in particular the EU biodiversity strategy for 2030 and the farm to fork strategy;
* Transformation of fisheries to make a significant contribution to climate-neutrality;
* Contribution to more precise, technologically advanced data collection (notably through the use of techniques such as artificial intelligence, sensors and robotics) which encompasses the natural and social ecosystem context;
* Understanding of the resilience potential to climate change of exploited resources and build up the adaptive capacity for fisheries management;
* Preparation of the seafood sector to seize opportunities to harvest shifting stocks in the most sustainable manner, taking into account environmental, social and economic considerations.
Scope:
Proposals are expected to investigate the impacts of climate change on biological and ecological processes such as shifts in stocks distribution, abundance and density, fish health, stock productivity, habitats, regime shifts in ecosystems and altered growth, reproduction rates, seafood safety and overall changes in the ecosystem potential production. They should also explore and test innovative measures to mitigate climate change (such as new designs of fishing gears or new fishing strategies that do not resuspend carbon from the seabed or new fishing strategies which improve energy use efficiency or strengthen circularity aspects) and adaptive solutions (such as valorisation of new catches or building resilience actions).
Proposals should include studies representing the whole spectrum of European fisheries, including small-scale fisheries, and the related biotic, abiotic, social and economic conditions. They should follow an interdisciplinary approach and cover both scientific and socioeconomic aspects.
They should build on the work of Horizon 2020 projects ClimeFish and CERES and others and provide applicable approaches and tools to the fishing sector. They should also build on the work of initiatives such as the EMFF-funded studies on “ _Climate change and the Common Fisheries Policy: adaptation and building resilience to the effects of climate change on fisheries and reducing emissions of greenhouse gases from fishing”_ , and “ _Adapting postharvest activities in the value chain of fisheries and aquaculture to the effects of climate change and mitigating their climate footprint through the reduction of greenhouse gases emissions”._
Also importantly, proposals should build synergies with the projects funded under the topics HORIZON-CL6-2023-BIODIV-01-5: Understanding and reducing bycatch of protected species in Destination “Biodiversity and ecosystem services” and ‘HORIZON-CL6-2022-CLIMATE-01-02: Understanding the oceanic carbon cycle’ as well as with work done under other organisations such as the OECD Committee for Fisheries. Selected proposals should collaborate with each other.
Proposals are encouraged to cooperate with actors such as the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre (JRC). The possible participation of the JRC in the project would consist in providing and analysing fisheries.
This topic should involve the effective contribution of SSH disciplines.
Subvención
9.000.000
Agroalimentario
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
17/10/2023 00:00
22/02/2023
Europeo
New sustainable business and production models for farmers and rural communities
CE - Horizon Europe Programme
### HORIZON-CL6-2024-COMMUNITIES-02-2-two-stage
The successful proposal should support the European Green Deal initiatives notably the farm to fork, the forest, biodiversity and bioeconomy strategies, the common agricultural policy (CAP), the communication on sustainable carbon cycles, the EU mission “A Soil Deal for Europe”, and the long-term vision for the EU’s rural areas (contributing to make rural areas stronger, connected, resilient and prosperous) and its research and innovation flagship initiative by developing innovative business and production models (i.e. but not limited to, smart farming, social farming, indoor plant factory, aquaponics, unattended horticulture, livestock and fish farms, e-commerce, tourism, cultural and natural heritage management, service delivery) that are fit for the future and foster improved economic outcomes, cooperation, inclusiveness and fairness for farmers and/or rural communities, and at the same time achieve high sustainability, contribute to climate neutrality and meet societal
expectations, in particular with regards to local economies and protection and restoration of nature and resources (e.g. water, soil and air).
Project results are expected to contribute to all of the following expected outcomes:
* Farmers and/or other rural actors widely adopt innovative inclusive and sustainable business and production models that enhance and remunerate climate action (i.e. increase carbon removals), biodiversity protection and restoration, and the reduction of emissions or concentrations of air pollutants in a variety of farming and rural contexts;
* Farmers and/or rural actors position in value chains is improved thanks to more inclusiveness, fairness and financial sustainability of trading relationships between the various actors in the upstream/downstream agri and rural business;
* It is possible to measure and track the economic, social and environmental sustainability of different farming systems and rural businesses thanks to the development and use of innovative technologies, including but not limiting to digital ones.
* Increased prosperity of farmers and/or in rural areas thanks to the creation of new jobs opportunities resulted from innovative and sustainable production and business models.
Scope:
EU agri-food value chains are diverse and dynamic, enabling them to meet the various consumers’ expectations, potentially helping producers increase value added. Farming and other sectors in rural areas provide large numbers of jobs, yet rural communities often face challenges, such as a shrinking and ageing population, a lack of high qualified workers, a lack of good quality services and connectivity, which limit the economic attractiveness of these places.
At the same time agriculture is characterised by a stagnant and low share of value added in the value chain due to: high input costs, structure of the food value chains (concentration upstream and downstream), variation in production and incorporation of new services. Pressure on natural resources and climate change threats make all of the above-mentioned problems weigh more heavily. In an era of very tense discussions on climate change, global warming, air, water and soil pollution the EU stands firmly as a front-runner and targets the very ambitious goal of becoming a climate-neutral continent by 2050. This target seems very challenging when looking at where we stand today and the pace at which expected changes across different sectors are taking place.[[1]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn1)
Therefore, rural communities as well as farmers are under increasing pressure to adopt sustainable business and production models that consider not only economic but also both social and environmental aspects. Moving towards more sustainable business and production systems requires adequate tools and measurement methods to assess and monitor the multi-performance of farms and rural businesses under different conditions.
Successful proposals are expected to clearly address only one of the following areas: area A or area B.
** _Area A_**
Proposals should:
* Design, test and upscale bottom-up community-led innovative business, cooperation and production models to improve farmers’ position in different value chains and enable them to transition to sustainable agriculture and answer global challenges in locally adapted ways. They should cover a wide diversity of pedoclimatic, technical, organisational and economic conditions, including the complexity and dynamics in various production systems and structure of food value chains (additional sustainability requirements for farmers might lead to further unbalances in market power in the food chain).
* Investigate ways to monitor and verify improved social, environmental and climate performance and translate it into economic profit and competitive advantage for farmers. They should consider existing, emerging and potential markets and platforms, take into consideration sound cost-effective business, cooperation among different actors and production methods, sustainability and profitability.
* Investigate the trends in adoption of innovation in farms and how farmers innovate their business, cooperation or production models when they introduce new products and engage in new business activities.
Aim to connect citizens, private companies and public organisations with farmers to increase demand for sustainable agriculture and create a market for new business, cooperation and production models including for, but not limited to, e-commerce, smart farming, indoor plant factory, aquaponics, unattended horticulture, livestock and fish farms. Traceability for products and standards for safety and quality should also be taken into account.
* Create and widely share via an open access platform practical innovations, tools, best practices and guidelines to successfully develop and implement novel inclusive and sustainable business, cooperation and production models.
* Investigate and support the wide-spread applications of highly scalable business models for modern agricultural purposes including aspects of platform, circular and bio-based economies.
* Consideration should be given to innovative approaches in the development of production technologies, the circularity of the processes with the objective of zero waste, cascading of resources and consider public health as well as consumers' concerns and demands.
** _Area B_**
Proposals are expected to:
* Pilot innovative sustainable business and cooperation models to foster wealth and well-being of rural communities and villages while taking advantage of the green transition though the deployment of demonstrators. These demonstrators should be implemented in various sectors (i.e. but not limited to energy, transport, social services, tourism, culture, digital, etc.) responding to rural communities’ needs.
* Investigate the potential of social economy, cooperatives (or other producer organisations) and of innovative forms of business aggregation and develop at least one of these demonstrators that support local economy by actively involving people in a vulnerable situation.
* Explore and take advantage of cross-sectoral and cross-territory linkages adopting a territorial perspective that aims at improving connectivity of rural areas with surrounding intermediate and urban areas.
* Examine the impacts of different kind of innovation on the development and revitalisation of rural areas and the quality of life and living standards of their residents.
* Identify barriers, as well as drivers (including policies) and enabling conditions for the creation and development of sustainable business models in rural areas.
* Provide recommendations to policy makers, at the local, regional, national and international levels for supporting the creation of sustainable business models fit for the future with the aim to increase quality public services, to make better use of various resources and reduce negative impact on the environment, and that provide new opportunities for rural value chains through different models of innovation.
* Create and widely share via an open access platform practical innovations, tools, best practices and guidelines to successfully develop and implement novel inclusive and sustainable business models.
* Proposals should cover a representative variety of rural areas.
_All proposals (independent of the selected focus A or B)_ should explore social innovation and innovative forms of cooperation. Proposals must implement the 'multi-actor approach' and ensure adequate involvement of relevant actors of the value chain.
This topic should involve the effective contribution of social sciences and humanities (SSH) disciplines. Proposals should build on previous and ongoing Horizon 2020 relevant projects (i.e. but not limited to SMARTCHAIN, NEWBIE, agroBRIDGES, CO-FRESH, RUBIZMO, LIVERUR, etc.). They should include a dedicated task, appropriate resources and a plan on how they will collaborate with the other project funded under this and other relevant topics in Horizon Europe and ensure synergy with relevant activities carried out under other initiatives (i.e. but not limited to EIT Knowledge and Innovation Communities, Enterprise Europe Network, Circular Bio-based Europe public-private partnership, etc.).
Beyond open access to scientific publications and research data, open access to software, models, workflows, etc. is required to ensure accelerated uptake of innovation, increase research transparency, support immediate and extensive re-use of research materials, and support collaborative and interdisciplinary work, among others.
Due to the scope of this topic, international cooperation is strongly encouraged, in particular with China. This topic is within the scope of the Administrative Arrangement between the European Commission and the Ministry of Science and Technology of the People’s Republic of China on a Co-funding Mechanism for the period 2021-2024 to support collaborative research projects under the Food, Agriculture and Biotechnologies (FAB) and the Climate Change and Biodiversity (CCB) flagship initiatives.
Actions will contribute to implementing the EU-China Food, Agriculture and Biotechnology (FAB) flagship initiative, which aims to ensure sustainability of agri-food systems, catering for the needs of a growing population, the reduction of food and agricultural losses and waste, and the provision of safe and healthy foodstuffs. Interaction with other actions developed under the EU-China Climate Change and Biodiversity (CCB) Research Flagship and the Flagship on Food, Agriculture and Biotechnologies (FAB) is encouraged if relevant.
Subvención
12.000.000
Biotecnológico
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
17/10/2023 00:00
22/02/2023
Europeo
Programmed biodegradation capability of bio-based materials and products, validated in specific environments
CE - Horizon Europe Programme
### HORIZON-CL6-2024-CircBio-01-5
Successful proposals will enable the bio-based industries in the Union to contribute to the enhancement of European industrial sustainability, competitiveness and resource independence and to the development of innovative and sustainable value-chains in the bio-based sectors. Projects results will contribute to deliver bio-based solutions with reduced environmental impacts on soil, water, and air quality, biodiversity and climate, in line with the EGD objectives, the EU circular economy and the EU zero pollution action plans.
Projects results are expected to contribute to all of the following expected outcomes:
* Circular design of bio-based technologies and products: decreasing environmental impacts on soil, water, and air quality, biodiversity and climate, increasing durability and suitability of products to be safely re-used and re-manufactured, allowing for high-quality recycling and for biodegradability.
* Innovative manufacturing processes to enable programming the safe biodegradation of bio-based materials and products according with the environmental conditions and time frame for specific applications.
* Information and labelling of bio-based materials and products with biodegradability capacity for specific applications and end-of-life options.
Scope:
The amount of waste littered in the open environment and causing pollution from harmful substances released from such waste streams, such as from plastic littering, has reached the level of a global emergency, especially affecting soil and water quality and biodiversity in land and marine environments. The overall low level of recycling of many waste streams, including collected plastic waste, is also part of such global pollution challenge. Biodegradability of materials and products for targeted applications may offer viable end-of-life solutions in case of safe and sustainable biodegradation either in open environments or under controlled conditions, i.e., in composting plants and anaerobic digestors.
To deliver biodegradable bio-based solutions that address the global pollution challenges effectively, proposals should:
* Analyse those cases of uncontrolled waste littering in the open environment, particularly of plastic waste leading to pollution from nano- and micro-plastics and other contaminants released by macro-plastics, and the corresponding safe bio-based applications where biodegradation in open environments could enable safe and sustainable end-of-life options, e.g., in humanitarian contexts[[1]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn1) where waste management systems for collection, sorting and recycling are not feasible.
* Select applications for biodegradable non-single-use/single-use bio-based materials and products. Such applications should include materials and products which are biodegradable in open environments in those cases of uncontrolled waste littering, as treated in the previous point, and/or other items that may bring some environmental benefits from being biodegradable, for example in cases where products and materials are contaminated from food or from other organic substances during their use;
* Develop manufacturing technologies of such bio-based materials and products with targeted performances: i) decreased carbon footprint (based on the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and on the increase of carbon removals) and environmental impacts of the production processes; ii) improved circular life extension through predictive maintenance, suitability to be safely re-used and re-manufactured, allowing for recycling, and programmed integrity/biodegradation in specific environments, depending on the application, either in controlled environment (i.e. aerobic digestion in composting plants, anaerobic digestion producing biogas) and in open environments, including in extreme environments in terms of physical conditions; iii) safe biodegradation in the specific environments as in point ii), especially considering the eco-toxicity and any impacts on natural ecosystems from biodegraded materials and from their additives and other components;
* Use innovative and adapt existing AI-based and other digital solutions to optimise the circular lifecycle of products and make it more environmentally and economically sustainable;
* Validate tests of biodegradability of bio-based materials designed for specific applications both in controlled and in open environments, e.g., soil and water, under ranges of physical/chemical conditions including extreme conditions. The tests should include the monitoring of the time-frame of partial up to full biodegradation and the environmental impacts in case of biodegradation in open environments, including eco-toxicity and any impacts on biodiversity;
* Provide insights into the development of information and labelling systems to inform users on the most appropriate applications and on the correct use and end-of-life disposal options for the materials and products within the scope. Transparent information should aim at improving the societal acceptance of bio-based innovation and at supporting consumers and customers in making responsible and informed choices. Information should include the assessment of the risks and environmental impacts, including on ecosystems, from an uncontrolled disposal and from littering into the open environments;
* Assess the overall economic feasibility of the manufacturing of the materials and products within the scope.
Where relevant, proposals should seek links with and capitalise on the results of past and ongoing EU funded projects, including under the Circular Bio-based Europe JU, the Processes 4 for Planet partnership and other European partnerships of Horizon Europe.
This topic requires the effective contribution of SSH disciplines and the involvement of SSH experts, institutions as well as the inclusion of relevant SSH expertise, in order to produce meaningful and significant effects enhancing the societal impact of the related research activities.
In this topic the integration of the gender dimension (sex and gender analysis) in research and innovation content is not a mandatory requirement.
In order to achieve the expected outcomes of this topic, international cooperation is encouraged.
Subvención
8.000.000
Agroalimentario
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
17/10/2023 00:00
28/02/2023
Europeo
Enhancing working conditions and strengthening the work force through digital and data technologies – the potential of robotics and augmented reality in agriculture
CE - Horizon Europe Programme
### HORIZON-CL6-2024-GOVERNANCE-01-7
In line with the farm to fork strategy, the common agricultural policy post 2022, and the headline ambition of a Digital Age, a successful proposal will contribute to transition to a fair, healthy and resilient agriculture. It will therefore also directly and/ or indirectly contribute to the enhancement of the sustainability performance of the sector, including social sustainability, and competitiveness in agriculture through research and innovation which will support the further deployment of digital and data technologies as key enablers.
Project results are expected to contribute to all of the following expected outcomes:
* Enhanced working conditions in agriculture (including increased safety of workers and reduced drudgery) through innovative digital solutions exploiting the potential of augmented reality.
* Lowered environmental impacts and productions costs and increased product quality in and through the use of digital technologies, through robotics and augmented reality in particular[[1]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn1).
* Reduced share of risky or unattractive actions/tasks to be performed by workers through automation-based solutions.
* Mitigated shortage of work force in agriculture in some sub-sectors through automation-based solutions.
Scope:
Digital and data technologies can facilitate the work in agriculture, enhance working conditions[[2]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn2) and mitigate the challenge of a lack of work force, by which some branches and regions are affected. They have the potential of making farm-related jobs more attractive, including for younger generations, and to make them safer. Digital and data technologies can increase the effectiveness and efficiency of applications, including for instance through a higher level of precision, and thus increase the sustainability and competitiveness of the sector. Automation is increasingly used in agriculture; frequently, the cost-effectiveness of innovative digital and data technologies still presents a bottleneck to their use in the sector, particularly in fields where their application is not primarily relevant for increasing process efficiency and effectiveness. Technical solutions based on augmented reality approaches offer
many opportunities to facilitate and enhance the use of digital technologies in agriculture, to enhance the performance of digital tools, and to provide remote assistance, which is important for remote businesses, particularly in rural areas.
Proposals should address the following:
* Development of augmented-reality based solutions to improve working conditions, safety and failure avoidance, and to further increase robotic performance.
* Development of robotic solutions to improve unhealthy working conditions, where applicable. Robotics tasks to be fostered might be directly related to agricultural production, such as harvesting, weeding, crop monitoring, animal husbandry or indirectly related, such as logistics/ farm management (TRL 7-8).
* Development of robotic solutions for tasks, for which there is a high interest/ need to support and/ or replace the human work force, not only because of an interest to improve productivity, but to ensure production in an environmentally and socially sustainable way (TRL 7-8).
* Strengthening AI capabilities for agro-robotics in the fields of applications fostered by the proposals including through the use of (scalable) platforms to further increase robotics performance (TRL 7-8).
* Development of business models for the use of the developed innovative technologies under consideration of various farm structures and inter-farm linkages as well as of various biogeographic and socio-economic framing conditions.
* Development of a tool for system analyses of the consequences for farmers and rural communities of enhancing working conditions through automation and augmented reality and of replacing human work force with robotic systems.
The development of such technologies should take into account relevant (forthcoming) EU legislation, in particular linked to the horizontal Act on AI, as well as the legislation related to liability and machinery. Projects are encouraged - when reflecting on the effects of automation and augmented reality - to dedicate particular attention to youth/ younger generation, women and persons with disabilities as well as to the affordability of digital solutions. Projects are expected to develop training material allowing the targeted end users and multipliers to easily deploy and promote the new technologies.
Proposals must implement the ‘multi-actor approach’ including a range of actors to ensure that knowledge and needs from various stakeholder groups, including farmers, farm workers, farm advisors and scientists are taken into consideration. This topic should involve the effective contribution of social sciences and humanities (SSH) disciplines.
Projects are expected to take into consideration the results of other related Horizon 2020/ Europe projects as well as of other relevant EU-funded projects and initiatives.
Proposals may involve financial support to third parties, e.g. to academic researchers, hi-tech start-ups, SMEs, and other multidisciplinary actors, to for instance, develop, test or validate developed approaches, tools and applications or to provide other contributions to achieve the project objectives. Consortia need to define the selection process of organisations, for which financial support may be granted. A maximum of 20% of the EU funding can be allocated to this purpose.
A project duration of 60 months might be envisaged.
Subvención
15.000.000
Agroalimentario; Forestal; Mar-Industria
IA y analítica de datos; Datos
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
15/11/2023 00:00
19/03/2023
Europeo
Industrial leadership in AI, Data and Robotics boosting competitiveness and the green transition
CE - Horizon Europe
### HORIZON-CL4-2024-DIGITAL-EMERGING-01-04
Projects are expected to contribute to one of the two following outcomes, exclusively:
* The creation of systems to address large scale challenges using combined robotics data and AI solutions that have significant impact on the objectives of the green deal. For example; in improving domestic energy consumption or in the cleaning up of contaminated land and waterways or in accelerating the circular economy along the complete value chain through automated waste avoidance and waste processing or reuse of materials.
* The creation of systems to address large scale resource optimisation challenges using combined AI and Data solutions, that have significant impact on the objectives of the green deal, such as optimisation of any kind of resources, from production to use along the complete value chain in order to minimise waste or foster the reuse of resources or in using AI and data solutions to maximize energy efficiency, ensuring energy security.
Which will contribute to
* The validation of solutions at scale by demonstrating the potential of integrating these technologies to address challenges in industrial ecosystems and develop solutions that are environmental friendly and contribute to the green deal
* Making and exploiting major advances in science and technology, to maintain Europe’s scientific excellence and ensure sovereignty of these key technologies expected to affect the society in contributing to addressing major societal challenges affecting the environment.
* Exploring deployment solutions that can ensure efficient scale up.
* Boosting the uptake of AI, Data and Robotics to exploit the major contribution expected to environmental sustainability.
Proposals should clearly identify the outcome it will focus on.
Scope:
Proposals should demonstrate the added value of integrating either AI and Data, or AI, Data and Robotics technologies through large-scale validation scenarios reaching critical mass and mobilising the user industry, while demonstrating high potential impact contributing to the European Green Deal objectives. For example in the recycling of electric car batteries, cleaning and monitoring the oceans, decommissioning energy infrastructure, supporting the recycling of materials, the optimisation of energy usage, the minimisation of resource waste in value-chains, for example through the better adaption of production to demand, etc.
Focus should be given to attracting new user industries, and/or showing new business opportunities to boost the uptake of AI, Data and Robotics in major sectors and stimulate the involvement where appropriate of end-users to define the technological barriers to uptake and the use cases for deployment.
Proposals should address the involvement of SMEs and/or start-ups with significant potential to foster innovation through their engagement with large scale pilots. Focus will be on leveraging and nurturing emerging collaborations between stakeholder communities shaping an effective eco-system fit for the challenge of European AI, Data, Robotics, and on accelerating European R&I through structural involvement of innovative SME and deep-tech start-ups.
Proposals should target sectors and application domains with wide-scale deployment potential and maximum contribution to the green deal.
Multidisciplinary innovation activities should address one of the following:
* Large scale pilots bringing major industries from key application sectors in Europe – facilitating collaboration between small and large companies with the goal of exploiting and integrating existing tools, sub-systems and solutions that are re-usable from other sectors (thereby showing scalability/versatility, and enabling economies of scale) to have significant impact on the objectives of the green deal. The focus will be on the integration of tools, systems sub-systems and solution in the pilot by the grant beneficiaries. In this case, proposals are not expected to involve the use of financial support to third parties.
* The development of large-scale pilots addressing key applications with a significant and scalable impact **** on the objectives of the green deal by facilitating collaboration between small and large companies able address key challenges in the deployment of AI, Data and Robotics.
_Financial Support to Third Parties_ : Projects should use FSTP to leverage novel technical advantage to address the operation of the pilot and to thereby support end users and service providers in addressing the challenges of the green deal. Third parties are expected to use the pilots for developing, testing and validating innovative solutions with significant impact on the green deal. Proposals should clearly delineate the expected contributions from the main beneficiaries as well as from the third parties, to ensure their coherence and impact. 40% of the EU funding requested by the proposal should be allocated to the purpose of financial support to third parties.
Proposals should either involve directly, or indirectly, appropriate expertise in other relevant disciplines for example related to environmental science and, as necessary, Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) disciplines, especially where this is relevant to validating the effectiveness of proposed systems and technologies with respect to the green deal objectives.
Proposals should include a clear business case and exploitation strategy.
All proposals are expected to embed mechanisms to assess and demonstrate progress (with qualitative and quantitative KPIs, benchmarking and progress monitoring, as well as illustrative application use-cases demonstrating well defined added value to end users), and share communicable results with the European R&D community, through the AI-on-demand platform and/or the Digital Industrial Platform for Robotics, public community resources, to maximise re-use of results, either by developers, or for uptake, and optimise efficiency of funding; enhancing the European AI, Data and Robotics ecosystem through the sharing of results and best practice.
This topic implements the co-programmed European Partnership on AI, data and robotics.
Specific Topic Conditions:
Activities are expected to start at TRL 3-5 and achieve TRL 6-7 by the end of the project – see General Annex B.
Subvención
60.000.000
Agroalimentario
Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Computación de altas prestaciones
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
15/11/2023 00:00
19/03/2023
Europeo
Piloting emerging Smart IoT Platforms and decentralized intelligence (IA)
CE - Horizon Europe
### HORIZON-CL4-2024-DATA-01-03
Projects are expected to contribute to the following outcomes:
* Implementations of edge paradigms in real environments leading to matured and customised IoT and next generation edge computing technologies for adoption in key applications and sectors.
* Paving the way to strategic industrial cooperation in data processing required to support future hyper-distributed applications by building open platforms, agreement on common architectures and standards, critical to establishing a mature European supply chain.
* Open platforms underpinning an emerging open edge ecosystem including midcaps, SMEs and start-ups that foster edge solutions, which represent a modular functional spectrum of executable apps and services critical to establishing a mature European supply chain under challenging and extremely competitive market conditions.
* Demonstrating cross-domain standardisation and up-scaling of edge infrastructure solutions
Scope:
Proposals should target up-take and up-scaling of emerging EU-driven smart industrial internet of things and edge computing systems to perform under real life conditions, as to mature particular technologies like meta-operating systems for the IoT and the Edge, cognitive cloud technologies and tools for decentralized intelligence and swarm computing for adoption across key applications and sectors crucial for Europe’s competitiveness and open strategic autonomy.
Such systems must be targeted in order to create value in orchestrating multi-tiered data processing with control and automation on the edge, minimizing energy footprint, stimulating multi-sided marketplaces, and fostering open standards for virtualization, interoperability and secure and trusted data sharing between different stakeholders of the value chain – both horizontally and vertically, thereby providing an environment of multi-platform capabilities and preventing lock-in effects for users. Pilots are to implement and demonstrate mature solutions, on technology integration such as sensors, actuators, distributed control, connectivity and edge computing and embedded reasoning to demonstrate security, resilience and autonomy of system with low data processing latency for analytics and AI-inference and decentralised intelligence at the edge. In order to avoid concurrent solutions and fragmented standards and tools, pilots should validate cross-domain interfaces and common standards
and foster cross-sector industrial agreements on architectures, design tools and governance. With the cross-domain up-take these pilots will demonstrate shorter development circles, accelerate adoption of edge infrastructure through shared cross-domain usage, especially through the creation of common management tools and standardised edge architectures
The objective is the development of systems to become open platforms underpinning an emerging open edge ecosystem including midcaps, SMEs and start-ups that foster edge solutions, which represent a modular functional spectrum of executable apps and services critical to establishing a mature European supply chain under challenging and extremely competitive market conditions
Innovation Actions are used to customise, explore the limits, test, optimise and validate emerging European smart IoT and edge computing systems under the constraints of industrial mass-market applications, by taking a system-level approach from hardware of smart devices to operating systems at device and at system level, to middleware and to application software. Pilots are expected to address cross-sector platforms in _more than one_ application domain, which are strategic for European competitiveness such as renewable energy, buildings and electro-mobility, farming and/or industrial automation, including strategic aspects such as condition-monitoring/predictive maintenance and logistics, or other relevant application domains.
Pilot projects will contribute to the coherence/cluster work that will be implemented by the CSA called under WP2024-DATA-01-05, supporting the activities defined under ""Horizontal Activities"" below. This requires that they contribute to clustering their results of horizontal nature (interoperability approach, standards, security and governance approaches, validation of emerging business models for an emerging IoT/edge infrastructure and sustainability, methodologies, metrics, etc.). Links to RRF investments towards the next wave of modernization of European infrastructure should be explored.
Multidisciplinary research activities should address all the following aspects:
* Proposals submitted under this topic should include a business case and exploitation strategy.
* Research should build on existing standards or contribute to standardisation. Interoperability for data sharing should be addressed.
* Projects should build on or seek collaboration with existing projects and develop synergies with other relevant European, national or regional initiatives, funding programmes and platforms such as KDT JU, GAIA-X, et al.
In this topic the integration of the gender dimension (sex and gender analysis) in research and innovation content is _not_ a mandatory requirement
Specific Topic Conditions:
Activities are expected to start at TRL 3-4 and achieve TRL 6-7 by the end of the project – see General Annex B.
IA y analítica de datos; Ciberseguridad; Datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Computación de altas prestaciones; Otras
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
31/03/2023
Nacional
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Proyectos de desarrollo experimental en tecnologías como Inteligencia Artificial, 5G, Blockchain, robótica, contenidos digitales, procesamiento masivo de datos, etc.
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Préstamo
Salud; Biotecnológico
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
26/10/2023 00:00
11/04/2023
Europeo
Developing EU methodological frameworks for clinical/performance evaluation and post-market clinical/performance follow-up of medical devices and in vitro diagnostic medical devices (IVDs)
EC - Horizon Europe Programme
### HORIZON-HLTH-2024-IND-06-08
This topic aims at supporting activities that are enabling or contributing to one or several expected impacts of destination 6 “Maintaining an innovative, sustainable and globally competitive health industry”. To that end, proposals under this topic should aim to deliver results that are directed, tailored towards and contributing to all of the following expected outcomes:
* Patients gain faster access to innovative, safe and well-performing medical devices;
* Regulators have access to sound scientific resources for clinical/performance evaluation guidance and development of common specifications as foreseen in Article 9 of the Medical Device Regulation (MDR);
* Notified bodies, by their direct participation to the production of documents, will have a harmonised way of assessing the clinical evidence in the pre-market and post-market phases; furthermore their network[[1]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn1), will be enhanced;
* Health technology developers gain insight on the evidence needed to demonstrate that their devices meet MDR clinical requirements throughout their lifetime. They will also have more guidance on the use of real-world data for their clinical development strategies.
Scope:
The Medical Device Regulation (MDR) and _in vitro_ diagnostic medical device Regulation (IVDR) provides a new regulatory framework where reinforcement of clinical/performance evaluation of medical devices and IVDs, and in particular high-risk medical devices, is a key element. The confirmation of conformity with the relevant general safety and performance requirements set out in the MDR and IVDR[[2]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn2) is based on clinical data and its assessment (clinical/performance evaluation), including the evaluation of the acceptability of the benefit-risk- ratio. Within this new framework, the clinical/performance evaluation should follow a defined and methodologically sound procedure based on the critical evaluation of the relevant scientific literature, a critical evaluation of the results of all available clinical investigations/performance studies, as well as consideration of currently available alternative treatment options
for the device under evaluation. Clinical/performance evaluation has to be updated throughout the life cycle of the device. Hence, clinical/performance evaluation can draw on multiple types of data including data from initial clinical investigations/performance studies and data gathered by the manufacturer's post-market surveillance system. To operationalise this new requirement, research is needed to help regulators develop common methodological frameworks (including common specifications[[3]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn3)) on the clinical evidence needed to demonstrate safety, performance and clinical benefit all along the life cycle of devices taking into account the type of device and clinical intended purpose.
Such methodological frameworks and standardised approaches are particularly needed for high-risk medical devices, e.g. implantable and class III medical devices, class C and D IVDs, medical device software (including AI enabled devices and next generation sequencing) and other highly innovative devices.
In order to address the differences between evidence generation for medical devices and IVDs, the project should be tackled taking into account those differences.
Proposals should address all of the following activities:
* Development of a framework for a life-cycle approach to evidence generation and evaluation of high-risk and innovative medical devices and IVDs. This framework will provide a description of the types of evidence i) that meet safety and performance for market access, and ii) that have to be generated to fulfil post-market responsibilities. When appropriate it would be beneficial to consider to what extent the framework could be relevant to demonstrate relative effectiveness as needed for Health Technology Assessment. As regards highly innovative devices, particular attention may be paid to defining acceptable levels of uncertainty in terms of benefit-risk ratio at market entry as well as the type of post-market follow-up to be implemented to generate additional clinical evidence able to reduce this uncertainty. This could be particularly relevant for devices e.g. having no or little similarities with existing devices in terms of intended purpose, mode of action, materials or, for IVDs, with no existing reference materials.;
* For medical devices, a pilot to support development of common specifications which would set the stage for a common specification ecosystem for medical devices in the EU[[4]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn4), including the development of standardised/common endpoints and associated health outcomes measures by technology type and where relevant by clinical intended purpose;
* Development of a general methodological approach to define, determine and update the state of the art for different device technologies. The robustness of the developed approach should be evaluated on 3 different medical device types and 3 different IVD types;
* Possible use of registries and other sources of real-world data for demonstration of regulatory compliance both pre- and post-market: minimum requirements for data quality, completeness and data reliability, statistical methods for data analysis, methods for limiting biases, methods for data linkage, determination of what acceptable evidence can be drawn from registries;
* Methodology for bridging studies for devices and IVDs with iterative development: assessment of data coming from previous versions of the device and where relevant integration of that data into the device’s clinical investigation/performance study and gap assessment between the different versions of the device;
* Identification of relevant quantitative and qualitative methodologies for integrating evidence derived from various data sources in the clinical evaluation/performance evaluation;
Proposals should build on relevant completed and ongoing initiatives in the field, in particular (but not restricted to) EU-funded initiatives.[[5]](https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/#fn5) Proposals should involve researchers who are specialised in the clinical/performance evaluation of medical devices/IVDs and in the use of real-world data to evaluate medical products. Proposals should involve national competent authorities, notified bodies, IVD laboratories as well as Health Technology Assessment bodies and could involve patients’ representatives where relevant.
Applicants envisaging to include clinical studies should provide details of their clinical studies in the dedicated annex using the template provided in the submission system. See definition of clinical studies in the introduction to this work programme part.
Ministerio de Asuntos Económicos y Transformación Digita - Red.es
Esta Convocatoria tiene por finalidad la mejora de la competitividad y el nivel de madurez digital de las empresas y personas en situación de autoempleo comprendidas en el citado Segmento III, seleccionando, en régimen de concesión directa, los beneficiarios de las ayudas mediante un procedimiento de concurrencia no competitiva.
Las ayudas de esta Convocatoria tienen la consideración de subvención directa y consistirán en disposiciones dinerarias destinadas a financiar la adopción de una o varias soluciones de digitalización de las disponibles en el Catálogo de Soluciones de Digitalización del Programa Kit Digital recogido en la plataforma Acelera pyme.
Podrán destinarse asimismo estas ayudas a la adopción de soluciones de digitalización cuyo fin sea sustituir a las soluciones ya adoptadas por el beneficiario, siempre que supongan una mejora funcional. Habrá mejora funcional cuando concurran las siguientes circunstancias:
* Que la solución de digitalización sea completamente nueva y cumpla todos los requisitos mínimos de la categoría a la que pertenezca, conforme al Anexo IV de las Bases Reguladoras.
* y que la solución a sustituir no cumpla alguno de los requisitos mínimos exigidos en la misma categoría de solución de digitalización correspondiente.
* Y no habrá mejora funcional cuando se trate de:
* El desarrollo, progreso, aumento o enriquecimiento de los servicios y funcionalidades de la solución existente.
* La actualización de versiones de software por el proveedor, esto es, releases que el proveedor publique sobre una versión existente.
* Upgrades o mejora de versiones.
El beneficiario deberá emplear la ayuda concedida, cuyo derecho de cobro se denomina «bono digital», en la contratación de una o varias soluciones de digitalización formalizando para ello Acuerdos de Prestación de Soluciones de Digitalización con los Agentes Digitalizadores Adheridos. Este «bono digital» no podrá hacerse efectivo hasta que el Agente Digitalizador, en nombre del beneficiario y siendo este el responsable último, presente la correspondiente cuenta justificativa de la realización de la actividad para la que se concede la subvención y el órgano concedente considere justificada la subvención.
Servicios/Soporte
500.000.000
2.000, 6.000 o 12.000 en función del tamaño de la PYME
Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; IA y analítica de datos; Datos
PYME
Nacional
Activa Industria 4.0
IGAPE
Asesoramiento, consultoría y diagnostico digital
Subvención
Agroalimentario
Otras; IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad
PYME
Nacional
Agroinnpulso
Ministerio de Agricultura, Pesca y Alimentación
Apoyar proyectos empresariales de base tecnológica, a través de la financiación, con el objetivo de estimular e impulsar la transformación digital de las pequeñas y medianas empresas del sector agroalimentario y del medio rural.
Podrán obtener los préstamos participativos las pequeñas y medianas empresas agroalimentarias de toda la cadena de valor, que desarrollen actividades innovadoras y de base tecnológica, con especial atención a aquellas con capacidad de generar empleo de calidad para jóvenes y mujeres, y que acometan las inversiones necesarias y lleven a cabo su proyecto empresarial basando su actividad en la generación de nuevos productos, procesos o servicios.
Ampliación y modernización de empresas no agrícolas
AGADER
Ayudas orientadas a la ampliación y/o modernización de empresas mediante la adquisición de maquinaria y equipamiento destinado a actividades no agrícolas, con el fin de reforzar el tejido empresarial en el t **erritorio rural gallego** y mejorar su competitividad, inducir a la generación de nuevos empleos y a la consolidación de los ya existentes y, en última instancia, consolidar e impulsar la dinamización económica de los **territorios rurales.**
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME
Regional
AYUDAS PARA LA IMPLANTACIÓN DE LOGÍSTICA AVANZADA Y SOSTENIBLE
IGAPE
Ayudas destinadas a la ejecución de proyectos logísticos avanzados y sostenibles que tengan por objeto el desarrollo e implantación de soluciones avanzadas para el transporte, almacenamiento y puesta a disposición de productores y consumidores de materias primas, componentes, productos semielaborados y productos finales, para conseguir reducciones de costes o tiempos de entrega, reducir el impacto ambiental o mejorar la calidad de entrega y disponibilidad.
Subvención
25/35
Mar-Industria
Otras; IA y analítica de datos
Start-up
01/04/2023 00:00
Nacional
BStartup Green
Banco Sabadell
* Una inversión de hasta 150.000 € a cambio de un porcentaje de equity del proyecto.
* Acompañamiento estratégico, en especial en procesos de inversión y financiación, y servicios profesionales de consultoría financiera (Business Plan & Seguimiento financiero del negocio) y consultoría en estrategia de ventas.
* Acciones de comunicación y awareness.
* Acceso al network de Banco Sabadell.
Capital Riesgo
Salud
Otras
Start-up; Spin-off
01/09/2023 00:00
Nacional
BStartup Health
Banco Sabadell
* Una inversión de hasta 150.000 € por proyecto a cambio de un porcentaje de equity.
* Programa de mentorización por parte de uno de los prestigiosos integrantes del comité científico-técnico de BStartup: asesoramiento de negocio a nivel estratégico, definición de la hoja de ruta, asesoramiento en la estrategia de fundraising.
Capital Riesgo
Salud; Biotecnológico
Otras
Start-up
Nacional
Clave Innohealth
Clave Capital
El plan de inversión de Clave Capital se centra en alrededor de **30 empresas** , desde la etapa inicial hasta las rondas de financiación de la serie A, es decir, proceso por el cual las empresas obtienen capital para desarrollar sus proyectos gracias a la aportación de dinero de distintos inversores. En esta ocasión, las primeras contribuciones oscilan entre los **500.000 y 1.000.000 de euros** , con la posibilidad de inversiones de seguimiento que alcancen los 2 y 3 millones de euros.
Centrado en invertir en _startups_ y proyectos innovadores con oportunidades en segmentos sectoriales como Medtech, Digital Health, Salud-Nutrición y Biotech.
Otras; Ciberseguridad; Computación de altas prestaciones; Datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; IA y analítica de datos
PYME
Regional
ConectaPEME
GAIN
Fomentar la cooperación entre las pymes y los demás agentes del Sistema regional de innovación, a través del apoyo a proyectos de investigación, desarrollo e innovación orientados al mercado y alineados con los retos y prioridades identificados en la RIS3 para Galicia.
Incrementar la I+D+i empresarial en Galicia primando en la selección de los proyectos lo novedoso de las tecnologías generadas y, en especial, su capacidad para poner en el mercado nuevos productos y soluciones.
Subvención
Desde el 15% hasta el 80%, en función de tipo de empresa y calificación I,D o i
Otras; IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Ciberseguridad; Computación de altas prestaciones
Start-up
Nacional
Conector Startup Accelerator
Conector Startup Accelerator
## ¿Qué tipo de startups aceleramos?
### Innovadoras de base tecnológicas
### Seed pero reales
### Capital FFF o pequeñas rondas
### Con la empresa constituida o en constitución
### Con equipo formado, un líder claro y dedicado al proyecto
### Con producto lanzado al mercado, MVP o prototipo
### Con unas primeras métricas o facturación
Servicios/Soporte
Agroalimentario; Mar-Industria; Biotecnológico
Otras
Start-up; PYME; Spin-off
Europeo
DigiCirc
DigiCirc
Programa de aceleración en temáticas de ciudades circulares, economía azul y bioeconomía a nivel europeo y con financiación Horizon 2020 que ofrece financiación sin desembolso de capital, contacto con socios tecnológicos y acceso a 3 herramientas digitales y datos útiles, marchmaking, coaching empresarial y tutoría temática.
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad
PYME
Regional
Dixitalización Industria 4.0
IGAPE
ayudas destinadas a la realización de proyectos de digitalización que tengan por objeto la implantación de soluciones digitales de soporte a procesos dentro de una empresa o a proyectos de interconexión digital de procesos entre una empresa gallega y otras empresas o entre dos o más empresas. Las empresas gallegas como Fabricación de órdenes, sistemas de facturación, procesos pueden distribuirse entre un líder industrial frente al resto de empresas que componen su cadena de valor.
Subvención
25,35 o 50
Salud; Biotecnológico
IA y analítica de datos; Datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
Start-up; Spin-off
Nacional
e-Health Future
Insomnia
Ecosistema público- privado de eHealth para España y LATAM.. El objetivo de e-Health Future by Innsomnia es contribuir a crear la Salud del mañana mediante la tecnología, la innovación y las startups.
Otras; IA y analítica de datos; Datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad
PYME; Start-up
Nacional
Emprendedoras Digitales
ENISA
Apoyar e impulsar, a través de la financiación, proyectos de emprendimiento digital femenino y reducir la brecha de género existente en este ámbito.
### Empresas beneficiarias
Podrán obtener los préstamos participativos las pequeñas y medianas empresas emergentes o en crecimiento en las que una o varias mujeres ostenten una posición relevante de liderazgo o de poder dentro de sociedad: en el accionariado, en el órgano de administración o formando parte del equipo directivo.
Esta línea está dirigida tanto a empresas de nueva creación como a aquellas que estén considerando un proyecto de consolidación, crecimiento o internacionalización.
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME
Regional
Fábrica Inteligente y sostenible
GAIN
Ayudas orientadas a proyectos de investigación industrial, desarrollo experimental e innovación centrados en tecnologías industriales innovadoras dentro de la iniciativa Industrias 4.0-captación de inversiones
Fomentar la inversión privada para la financiación de la innovación a través del apoyo a grandes proyectos empr **e** sariales de I+D+i de carácter estratégico para el tejido industrial gallego en línea con las tendencias internacionales de la fábrica del futuro, fábrica inteligente y de la industria 4.0, todo esto incluido en el plan de acción de la RIS3 de Galicia.
**** Los proyectos deberán:
a) ser estratégicos para la renovación del modelo productivo actuando como tractores en los ámbitos más destacados de la economía de Galicia, con un efecto de arrastre o cascada de transformación del tejido industrial gallego cara a una competitividad basada en la innovación, contribuyendo a conseguir una “industria inteligente”.
b) caracterizarse por un uso intensivo de las tecnologías facilitadoras (TFE) para obtener procesos y productos, fábrica inteligente y de la industria 4.0, siempre alineados con el "reto 2 de la RIS3 gallega"
Subvención
Entre 15% y 80% en función del tipo de empresa y la calificación del proyecto en I, D o i
El FIEX permite realizar participaciones temporales y minoritarias directas en el capital social de las filiales de empresas españolas situadas en el exterior. Mediante el FIEX se pueden llevar a cabo participaciones en los fondos propios de las empresas mencionadas anteriormente y a través de cualquier instrumento participativo.
Servicios/Soporte; Fondos de Inversión; Préstamo
128.000.000
Salud; Biotecnológico
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones
Start-up; PYME; Spin-off
Europeo
Fit 4 Startup
Luxinnovation
La aceleradora de startups Fit 4 Start se dirige a empresas digitales o basadas en datos con tecnologías innovadoras en el núcleo de su negocio: internet de las cosas, blockchain, big data, inteligencia artificial, aprendizaje automático, robótica, cibernética, telecomunicaciones, tecnología de código abierto o tecnologías emergentes.
Una sección específica ofrece **plazas a empresas emergentes de tecnología sanitaria activas en ámbitos como la terapéutica digital, el diagnóstico digital, la atención digital, los dispositivos médicos y el diagnóstico in vitro.**
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El FONPYME permite realizar participaciones temporales y minoritarias directas en el capital social de de las filiales de empresas españolas situadas en el exterior. Se pueden llevar a cabo participaciones en los fondos propios de las empresas mencionadas anteriormente y a través de cualquier instrumento participativo.
El objeto de estas ayudas es apoyar a las empresas gallegas en sus procesos de internacionalización digital, conscientes de que el desarrollo de las tecnologías digitales representa un enorme potencial para mejorar la competitividad en los mercados internacionales, considerando que el desarrollo de planes de negocio para la internacionalización digital repercuten en las posibilidades de negocio, posibilitando la presencia en los mercados, facilitando el acceso a los clientes, reduciendo los costes de transacción y publicidad, y permitiendo la apertura de nuevos canales comerciales, proporcionando así medios más eficaces para la potenciación de las actividades económicas internacionales y el incremento de las exportaciones. Siendo el objeto final de estas bases el desarrollo e implementación de un plan de internacionalización digital de la empresa, y las necesidades específicas en materia de marketing digital internacional.
Subvención
Agroalimentario; Forestal
Otras
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
Regional
Grupos Operativos Autonómicos
AGACAL
Subvenciones para la **ejecución de proyectos innovadores de grupos operativos de la AEI** en materia de productividad y sostenibilidad agrícolas
En ningún caso se financiarán proyectos de investigación básica o fundamental ni investigaciones independientes.
**Grupo operativo** : agrupación constituida como principal vehículo, orientado a la identificación de problemas concretos u oportunidades en los sectores agroalimentario y forestal, a partir de los que se generen iniciativas innovadoras que den respuesta y soluciones esas dificultades u oportunidades detectadas, siempre en el ámbito de los objetivos de la AEI. El grupo operativo estará formado por un mínimo de dos actores interesados.
Subvención
100
Agroalimentario; Forestal
Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; IA y analítica de datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Datos; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
Nacional
Grupos Operativos Supra-autonómicos
FEGA
Subvenciones para la ejecución, a través de grupos operativos supra-autonómicos, de **proyectos de innovación de interés general** en el sector agroalimentario y forestal y en el medio rural
Los proyectos deben ser innovadores y de interés general.
Deben contribuir a los ámbitos de actuación 2A, 3A, 4B, 5A y 5C del FEADER y beneficiar a todo un sector o subsector en el ámbito nacional.
* **2A** : mejorar los resultados económicos de todas las explotaciones y facilitar la reestructuración y modernización de las mismas.
* **3A** : mejorar la competitividad de los productores primarios integrándolos mejor en la cadena agroalimentaria.
* **4B** : mejorar la gestión del agua.
* **5A** : lograr un uso más eficiente del agua en la agricultura.
* **5C** : facilitar el suministro y el uso de fuentes renovables de energía.
Los proyectos innovadores deben contribuir a la recuperación de una economía resiliente, sostenible y digital de las zonas rurales.
Los **proyectos innovadores** , deben enmarcarse en una de las siguientes **líneas estratégicas** :
1. **Cadenas de distribución** cortas y los mercados locales;
2. **Eficiencia en el uso de los recursos** : agricultura de precisión e inteligente, la innovación, la digitalización y la modernización de la maquinaria y los equipos de producción;
**Energías renovables, economía circular y bioeconomía** ;
Subvención
100
Salud; Biotecnológico
Datos
Start-up; Spin-off
Nacional
Hub Salud Lanzadera
Lanzadera
Buscamos empresas que revolucionan la experiencia de pacientes y profesionales sanitarios para promover la salud y el bienestar de las personas impulsando el Hospital en remoto.
Iniciativa que cuenta con diferentes objetivos para resolver retos de innovación en el sector de la salud. Desarrolla tu servicio o producto con el apoyo y asesoramiento de las empresas que forman parte del HUB a través de un programa de aceleración donde realizarás una prueba de concepto remunerada, semipresencial y equity free.
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos
PYME; Start-up
Nacional
Industria 4.0
Cámara de Comercio de España
aportamos soluciones que harán mejorar la competitividad de tu negocio a través de la incorporación de nuevas tecnologías, como por ejemplo:
* Sistemas de gestión de la producción (MES,GMAO,trazabilidad)
* Infraestructura en planta productiva (SCADA,IoT)
* Optimización de procesos de producción
* Soluciones avanzadas de gestión empresarial (ERP,RPA)
* Gestión Logística
* Ingeniería de producto (PLM,AR/VR,Impresión3D)
* Inteligencia de negocio
* Señalética digital en planta
* Herramientas colaborativas
Este servicio se estructura en:
* Análisis de necesidades: nuestros técnicos analizan el nivel de aprovechamiento de las tecnologías en tu negocio y te recomiendan diferentes opciones de mejora.
* Implantación de soluciones: tú eliges qué proveedor se encargará del proyecto y las Cámaras de Comercio tramitarán las ayudas.
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
Regional
InnovaPEME+DeseñaPEME
GAIN
InnovaPEME: Ayudas a las pymes destinadas a la financiación del coste de las actividades integradas en planes de innovación, que les permitan sistematizar los procesos de innovación de la empresa y estén alineadas con las prioridades establecidas en la RIS3 para Galicia.
DeseñaPEME: Ayudas para la mejora de la capacidad de innovación y sostenibilidad en las empresas gallegas mediante la incorporación del diseño estratégico de productos, servicios, experiencias y marcas-identidad corporativa.
Subvención
50
Biotecnológico; Salud
IA y analítica de datos; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Otras
Start-up; Spin-off; PYME
Europeo
JLABS (Johnson & Johnson Innovation)
Johnson & Johnson
**1\. Investor Hub**
Our Investor Hub brings local, regional and global investors and portfolio companies together for investment consideration, expertise and relationship building.
**2\. Resource Hub**
The Resource Hub serves as a key center to connect preferred providers to JLABS companies.
**3\. JPALS: The Expert Network of the Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies**
We support our entrepreneurs, giving them access to the vast Johnson & Johnson knowledge and expertise to help accelerate their growth.
Otro; Servicios/Soporte; Corporate Venture Capital; Fondos de Inversión
Agroalimentario
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
Start-up
29/03/2023 00:00
Europeo
KM ZERO VENTURING
KM ZERO
KM ZERO Venturing es el programa de innovación abierta e inversión estratégica impulsado y coordinado por KM ZERO, que busca apoyar a startups que estén desarrollando soluciones para los retos del sector alimentario como la digitalización, las nuevas proteínas, la salud y el bienestar y la sostenibilidad, con el fin de impulsar su consolidación y contribuir a un mejor futuro de la alimentación.
MENTORIZACIÓN - PILOTO INDUSTRIAL - NETWORKING - VISIBILIDAD - INVERSIÓN
Otras; Ciberseguridad; Computación de altas prestaciones; Datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; IA y analítica de datos
PYME
Regional
Misións RIS3
GAIN
financiación de proyectos transformadores y de impacto en cadenas de valor estratégicas a través de la colaboración y la transferencia entre los diferentes agentes del ecosistema gallego de I+D+i.
Se seleccionarán algunos retos dentro de la RIS3 (se publica el 28 de marzo) a los que tendrán que estar dirigidos los proyectos.
Subvención
Agroalimentario
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME
Regional
PERTE Agroalimentario
Ministerio de Agricultura, Pesca y Alimentación
Este PERTE se concibe como un conjunto de medidas para reforzar el desarrollo de la cadena agroalimentaria y dotarla de las herramientas necesarias para afrontar los retos medioambientales, digitales, sociales y económicos de la próxima década. Por este motivo cuenta con programas gestionados por distintos ministerios desde Agricultura hasta Ciencia e Innovación. Además, dada la importancia del sector agroalimentario en el medio rural, se tiene en cuenta la contribución al reto demográfico como objetivo transversal del proyecto.
Para conseguir estos objetivos, se presupuestó con una inversión pública inicial de **1.000 millones de euros hasta 2023** , aunque posteriormente se anunciaron otros **800 millones de euros adicionales** para la transformación de la industria agroalimentaria y la mejora de la gestión del agua y la modernización de los regadíos.
El proyecto estratégico agroalimentario se centra en tres ejes de actuación prioritarios:
**1\. Paquete de apoyo específico para la industria agroalimentaria** , con el objetivo de mejorar sus procesos de producción, vinculados con su competitividad, sostenibilidad y trazabilidad de la producción de alimentos. Dotación: 400 millones de euros.
**2\. Medidas concretas para apoyar el proceso de adaptación digital** y que se extienda a todos los agentes que forman parte de su cadena de valor (agricultores y ganaderos y sus cooperativas, pequeñas y medianas empresas de producción, transformación y comercialización). Dotación: 454,35 millones de euros.
**3\. Medidas específicas de apoyo a la innovación y la investigación** para lograr un sector agroalimentario competitivo en todos los eslabones. Dotación: 148,56 millones de euros.
Subvención; Préstamo
1.800.000
Agroalimentario; Forestal; Biotecnológico
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME
Nacional
PERTE Digitalización del ciclo del agua
Ministerio para la Transición Ecológica y el Reto Demográfico
* Financiará programas de ayudas para el **impulso a la digitalización** de los distintos usuarios del agua. El principal objetivo de estas subvenciones es avanzar en la protección del medio ambiente, la mejora de la gestión de los recursos hídricos y la lucha contra el cambio climático y el reto demográfico.
* A lo largo de este año y en 2023 se lanzarán varias convocatorias de ayudas para administraciones y entidades competentes en el **ciclo urbano del agua** , la industria y para comunidades de regantes y de usuarios de aguas subterráneas. Esta línea de actuación cuenta con una inversión directa de 1.700 millones de euros, que arrastrará una movilización adicional de 1.120 millones de colaboración público-privada.
* Se destinarán 200 millones de euros a la **digitalización en el regadío**. Entre otras medidas, estas ayudas irán destinadas a aumentar la implantación de contadores en las tomas de agua y en parcelas, mejorar los sistemas de control de la humedad y conductividad del suelo, aumentar la medición de los aportes de fertilizantes o automatizar los sistemas de riego.
* El PERTE plantea una inversión de 225 millones de euros para modernizar e impulsar la digitalización en los organismos de cuenca y los Sistemas Automáticos de Información Hidrológica. Más allá de facilitar la digitalización de los trámites administrativos, el proyecto servirá para reforzar los **programas de seguimiento y control de los vertidos** mediante sistemas de monitorización en tiempo real.
Préstamo; Subvención
2.125.000
Mar-Industria
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME
Nacional
PERTE para la industria naval
Ministerio de Industria, Comercio y Turismo
El reto fundamental de este PERTE es **diversificar el sector naval** hacia nuevos productos, su digitalización, la mejora de su sostenibilidad medioambiental y la capacitación de sus empleados. Busca llegar al conjunto de la cadena de valor del sector, dando apoyo a los participantes en cada una las fases desde el personal investigador y el mundo académico hasta los proveedores y prestadores de servicios en un ecosistema empresarial en el que tiene cabida desde empresas emergentes ( _start-up_ ), pymes y grandes compañías. Se trata de poner en marcha una serie de medidas para mantener la competitividad a medio y largo plazo en un mercado fuertemente globalizado y cambiante.
Para cumplir con estos objetivos está prevista una **inversión total de 1.460 millones de euro** s, con una contribución pública de 310 millones de euros y 1.150 millones de inversión privada. Se pondrá en marcha una línea de inversiones para la modernización y la diversificación del sector y otra dedicada a las tecnologías de aplicación en el ámbito naval. Por otra parte, se concederán ayudas en materia de investigación y desarrollo e innovación.
Subvención; Préstamo; Otro
Salud
Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; IA y analítica de datos; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME
Nacional
PERTE Salud de Vanguardia
Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación
La **[salud de vanguardia (PDF)](https://www.lamoncloa.gob.es/presidente/actividades/Documents/2021/151121-resumen_ejecutivo_perte_para-la-salud-de-vanguardia.pdf)** se refiere al desarrollo de procedimientos innovadores para mejorar la prevención, diagnóstico, tratamiento o rehabilitación de los pacientes de forma personalizada. La finalidad es realizar una transformación del sector salud con acciones en las que la ciencia, la innovación y la digitalización vayan de la mano para afrontar los nuevos retos sanitarios. En total, se prevé una inversión del sector público y privado de 1.469 millones de euros en el periodo 2021 y 2023.
El PERTE para la salud de vanguardia tiene cuatro objetivos específicos:
* Posicionar España como país líder en la **innovación y desarrollo** de terapias avanzadas orientadas a la curación de enfermedades como la diabetes, las enfermedades neurodegenerativas, o el ELA, entre otras.
* Impulsar la puesta en marcha de **medicina personalizada** de precisión de forma equitativa, favoreciendo el desarrollo y la creación de empresas competitivas basadas en la generación de conocimiento para impulsar este campo de la medicina.
* Desarrollar un **Sistema Nacional de Salud digital** , con una base de datos integrada que permita la recogida, el tratamiento, el análisis y la explotación de los datos procedentes de las distintas fuentes para mejorar la prevención, el diagnóstico, el tratamiento, la rehabilitación y la investigación.
* Potenciar la atención sanitaria primaria a través de la **transformación digital** , con la aplicación de tecnología avanzada para todas las actividades que impliquen relación con la ciudadanía y la gestión de los recursos en cualquier punto del país y en todos los ámbitos asistenciales, en condiciones de ciberseguridad.
Impulsar el uso seguro y fiable del ciberespacio, protegiendo los derechos y las libertades de los ciudadanos y promoviendo el progreso socio económico.
Aportamos soluciones que harán mejorar la competitividad de tu negocio a través de la incorporación de nuevas tecnologías, como por ejemplo:
* Gestión de la identidad y contraseñas
* Detección y eliminación de malware
* Gestión de parches y vulnerabilidades
* Redes Privadas Virtuales
* Antivirus, cortafuegos, ransomware
Este servicio se estructura en:
* Análisis de necesidades: nuestros técnicos analizan el nivel de aprovechamiento de las tecnologías en tu negocio y te recomiendan diferentes opciones de mejora
* Implantación de soluciones: tú eliges qué proveedor se encargará del proyecto y las Cámaras de Comercio tramitarán las ayudas
Gasto subvencionable
* Diagnóstico: sin coste para el autónomo o pyme
* Implantación del plan: subvencionamos hasta un 85% (en función de la comunidad autónoma) para inversiones de un máximo de 4.000 € en desarrollo tecnológico
El **Programa de Aceleración de Startups** es una iniciativa del Ministerio de Industria, Comercio y Turismo y de la Fundación EOI, enmarcada dentro del componente 13 de «Impulso a la PYME» del Plan de Recuperación, Transformación y Resiliencia.
Este programa está dirigido a startups innovadoras y tiene como objetivo impulsar el crecimiento y desarrollo de un total de 6.100 startups. Se cuenta con una inversión global de 42,8 millones de euros procedentes de los fondos Next Generation.
El Programa de Aceleración de Startups se enmarca en la [Estrategia España Nación Emprendedora](https://nacionemprendedora.gob.es/), la visión impulsada por el Gobierno para convertir a España en un país de referencia en emprendimiento innovador en el año 2030.
La Fundación EOI será la encargada de gestionar estas ayudas que consistirán en un **Plan de Aceleración** prestado por distintas aceleradoras (entidades colaboradoras), seleccionadas por la Fundación EOI a través de un procedimiento de licitación pública.
El Plan de aceleración que recibirá cada startup incluirá asesoramiento individualizado y formación específica que permita escalar significativamente sus negocios, y cuya duración será de unos cinco meses. En concreto, este plan contará con los siguientes servicios:
* Programa de formación especializada mediante 50 horas de talleres y acciones grupales,
* Programa de aceleración con 40 horas de mentorización individual enfocada a impulsar el crecimiento y desarrollo del negocio.
* Búsqueda de financiación y conexión con el tejido empresarial local o sectorial, fomentando el «networking».
El Programa de Aceleración de Startups se extiende por todo el territorio nacional y se implementará en dos modalidades:
* Programas de Aceleración de Startups Regionales, de ámbito autonómico y multisectorial.
* Programas de Aceleración de Startups Sectoriales, con cobertura nacional, teniendo como referente los diez sectores tractores marcados por la Estrategia España Nación Emprendedora.
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad
PYME
Regional
PROGRAMA DE CENTROS DE FABRICACIÓN AVANZADA
IGAPE
Ejecución de proyectos de infraestructuras locales de uso compartido que tengan por objeto el desarrollo del entorno de las empresas y los consumidores, y la modernización y desarrollo del tejido industrial, con el fin de mejorar su competitividad.
Serán subvencionables los proyectos de creación de infraestructuras en Galicia que contribuyan a nivel local a la mejora del entorno empresarial y de los consumidores y a la modernización y desarrollo del tejido industrial, y que cumplan los siguientes requisitos: a) Estarán a disposición de los usuarios interesados de un forma abierta, transparente y no discriminatoria. El precio a cobrar por el uso o venta de la infraestructura será el precio de mercado.
Deben permitir el uso por parte de sus destinatarios mediante una estructura de servicios cobrables en función del uso o consumo que se realice. No serán elegibles los proyectos en los que el solicitante o un tercero utilice la infraestructura exclusiva o predominantemente para sí o para la ejecución de proyectos para terceros. A los efectos de estas bases, se considerará uso mayoritario por un tercero el que supere el 75% de la facturación de la infraestructura.
La concesión u otro tipo de atribución a terceros para la explotación de las infraestructuras se realizará de forma abierta, transparente y no discriminatoria, teniendo debidamente en cuenta las normas de contratación pública aplicables.
Deben prestar servicios que no estén disponibles localmente al momento de la solicitud, o servicios cuya oferta local no se ajuste a las necesidades de las empresas.
Subvención
Biotecnológico; Salud; Agroalimentario
Otras
Start-up; Spin-off; PYME
Regional
Programa Innovation Coworking ALS Galicia
ALS Galicia
Una apuesta por la creación de un ecosistema de investigación e innovación, donde [ALS](http://www.alsglobal.com/es) quiere ayudar al nacimiento o aceleración de empresas startups o investigadores en el ámbito food y pharma, con una **iniciativa gratuita** para los seleccionados.
El programa Innvierte se instrumenta a través de la sociedad de inversión colectiva de tipo cerrado Innvierte Economía Sostenible SICC S.M.E., S.A., auto gestionada y sometida a la supervisión de la Comisión Nacional del Mercado de Valores, cuyo fin es potenciar la inversión de capital riesgo en el sector tecnológico español, promoviendo el lanzamiento, crecimiento y consolidación de nuevas empresas innovadoras o de base tecnológica (principalmente pequeñas y medianas empresas) y facilitando la participación estable del capital privado a largo plazo mediante la inversión en otras entidades de capital riesgo y la coinversión directa en empresas.
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME; Start-up
Regional
Programa Re-acciona
IGAPE, AMTEGA, GAIN
Re-acciona es un programa conjunto de Igape, Amtega y Gain, que incluye un esquema de servicios para la mejora de la competitividad empresarial, nacido para formar a las pymes para afrontar los nuevos retos del mercado, aportándoles un valor añadido que les permita acelerar sus procesos de mejora e incorpora nuevos conocimientos a sus estructuras. El programa cuenta con un total de 15 servicios en torno a cuatro ejes de competitividad: estrategia, profesionalización, digitalización e innovación.
La puesta en marcha de un servicio de Re-acciona supone la implicación de la empresa en el desarrollo del proyecto de mejora, lo que garantiza el éxito en los resultados. El apoyo económico lo brindan Igape, Amtega y Gain, subsidiando el 80% del costo total del servicio
Otro
80%
Agroalimentario; Forestal
Otras
PYME; Start-up; Spin-off
Regional
Proyecto Piloto
AGACAL
Realización de acciones de cooperación para la implantación de proyectos piloto, desarrollo de nuevos productos, prácticas, procesos y tecnologías en los sectores agroalimentario, agrícola y forestal, y convocar estas ayudas, en régimen de publicidad, objetividad y concurrencia competitiva, para el año 2022.
Las iniciativas de innovación se traducirán en la implantación de proyectos piloto o en el desarrollo de nuevos productos, prácticas, procesos y tecnologías en los sectores agrícola, alimentario y forestal y agroalimentario.
El desarrollo podrá entenderse tanto en la incorporación de novedades como en la aplicación de productos, prácticas, procesos y tecnologías ya existentes en condiciones donde tradicionalmente no se utilizaron previamente. No obstante, no se podrán financiar proyectos ya realizados en territorios y condiciones similares. En ningún caso se financiarán proyectos de investigación básica o fundamental.
IA y analítica de datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Computación de altas prestaciones; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME
Nacional
Proyectos en líneas estratégicas
Agencia Estatal de Investigación
La finalidad de esta convocatoria es financiar proyectos de investigación industrial en colaboración entre empresas y organismos de investigación con la finalidad de dar respuesta a los desafíos identificados en las prioridades temáticas (topics), recogidas en el anexo II, y en los que se valore el carácter interdisciplinar a nivel metodológico, conceptual o teórico. Se pretende dar impulso a los avances en el campo de aplicación al que se dirigen los proyectos, tanto en el ámbito científico como en el desarrollo tecnológico y la innovación. Asimismo, las ayudas facilitarán la transferencia de conocimiento mediante actuaciones que eliminen las barreras existentes entre los diferentes actores en los ámbitos público y privado e incrementen las capacidades de divulgación y comunicación de la I+D+i a la sociedad
Relación de prioridades temáticas
1. Desarrollo de nuevas estrategias para hacer frente a la resistencia antibiótica.
2. Nanomateriales para aplicaciones tecnológicas y biomédicas.
3. Métodos físicos seguros para diagnóstico y tratamiento de enfermedades.
4. Nuevos enfoques para comprender los mecanismos y establecer nuevas estrategias para la inmunoterapia del cáncer de tumores sólidos.
5. Gerociencia y geroterapéutica; bases moleculares del envejecimiento saludable y prevención de las enfermedades del envejecimiento.
6. Cuidados de largo plazo: mejoras en información, conocimiento y mecanismos de provisión.
7. Promoción del bienestar individual y social a través de nuevas tecnologías y enfoques analíticos.
8. Privacidad en línea, discriminación de precios y revelación de información por parte de los consumidores.
9. Predicción de catástrofes naturales.
10. 1Captura, almacenamiento y valorización de CO2.
11. Reducir el consumo futuro de energía y las emisiones de gases de efecto invernadero en la industria.
12. Nuevos métodos de almacenamiento, transporte y transmisión de energía para sistemas autónomos.
13. Mejora de la sostenibilidad agrícola a escala territorial basada en los principios agroecológicos y en laboratorios vivientes. 1
14. Desarrollo e integración de aplicaciones fotovoltaicas: Agrovoltaica y solar flotante.
15. Desarrollo de nuevos métodos alternativos para reducir la experimentación animal.
16. Desarrollo de tecnologías habilitadoras para la industria 4.0: procesos de fabricación avanzada.
17. Transición digital en el sector agroalimentario.
18. Enseñanza y cultura del español y lenguas cooficiales.
Subvención
Salud; Biotecnológico
Otras; IA y analítica de datos; Computación de altas prestaciones
Start-up; Spin-off
Nacional
Púlsar by Roche
Aceleradora de startups que nace para impulsar la innovación en oftalmología y otras áreas terapéuticas.
Una nueva aceleradora de startups que nace para impulsar la innovación en oftalmología y otras áreas terapéuticas. La iniciativa de Roche Farma y Wayra, del grupo Telefónica, busca proyectos tecnológicos innovadores que tengan un impacto real en la mejora de la salud y calidad de vida de los pacientes.
IA y analítica de datos; Datos; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Ciberseguridad; Otras
PYME; Start-up
Nacional
TICCámaras
Cámara de Comercio de España
soluciones que harán mejorar la competitividad de tu negocio a través de la incorporación de nuevas tecnologías, como por ejemplo:
* Herramientas de productividad en la nube: ERP, CRM (sistema de gestión de clientes), TPV, loT, Big Data, realidad virtual,...
* Comercio electrónico: web, tienda online, pasarela de pagos, facturación electrónica, firma digital,…
* Marketing digital: posicionamiento web, email marketing, social media, aplicaciones móviles, loT…
Este servicio se estructura en:
* Análisis de necesidades: nuestros técnicos analizan el nivel de aprovechamiento de las tecnologías en tu negocio y te recomiendan diferentes opciones de mejora.
* Implantación de soluciones: tú eliges qué proveedor se encargará del proyecto y las Cámaras de Comercio tramitarán las ayudas.
Subvención; Servicios/Soporte
85% hasta 7.000
Forestal
Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; Otras
PYME
Regional
XERA VALOR 2ª Transformación
XERA
Ayudas a la valorización y a la segunda transformación de las pequeñas y medianas empresas de la industria forestal gallega y del contract
Serán subvencionables:
1. Compra de maquinaria nueva vinculada a los procesos de transformación de productos de origen forestal no alimentarios, así como para los procesos de secado y de otros tratamientos y acabados de la madera.
2. Obras e instalaciones necesarias para la correcta instalación y funcionamiento de las inversiones objeto de subvención.
3. Otros bienes de equipo nuevos que formen parte del activo de la empresa e intervengan en el proceso productivo objeto del proyecto
4. Implantación y certificación de la cadena de custodia de productos forestales, de normativas de calidad y de gestión ambiental, e implantación de planes de mejora de la gestión empresarial.
5. Servicios, bienes, equipos, tecnologías y obras de acondicionamiento necesarios para la obtención de certificados o sellos de calidad y medioambientales, marcas de garantía registradas, marcas colectivas registradas o implantación del marcado CE de productos de origen forestal y condicionados a la obtención de los mismos dentro del plazo de justificación de la ayuda.
6. Ensayos de caracterización de producto realizados conforme a la normativa oficial por un laboratorio acreditado para la realización del ensayo
Subvención
50%
Forestal
Otras; Internet de las Cosas y conectividad; Datos; IA y analítica de datos; Ciberseguridad
PYME
Regional
XERA-Dixitalización
XERA
Subvenciones para inversiones en ecoinnovación y digitalización de la industria forestal-madera y otras industrias que desarrollen soluciones ecoinnovativas basadas en la madera,
Inversiones subvencionables:
* Implementar sistemas de digitalización, ya sea de un proceso específico (por ejemplo, interacción con la administración pública o proceso de fabricación) o de gestión integral (ERP, CRM y similares), específicamente diseñados, desarrollados o adaptados a un proceso específico dentro de su ámbito de actividad
* Implantar sistemas para la gestión del ciclo de vida de los productos fabricados con madera. Soluciones como PDM, PLM o DMF que recopilan información del producto desde su concepción hasta su disposición o venta, pasando por el diseño y la fabricación.
* Implementar sistemas para el control y/o mejora de los procesos productivos, por ejemplo sistemas de captura de datos, automatización, supervisión remota, sensores y/o mantenimiento preventivo. Digitalizar procesos que puedan implicar la impresión 3D o la fabricación aditiva de productos elaborados con madera en el proceso productivo de la empresa.
* Desplegar sistemas de planificación, control de recursos empresariales y/o logística, tanto internos como externos
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