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[updated on 10 April 2020]

EUR 18.5 million funding is available for business innovation projects on the Romanian market under the EEA & Norway grants. The focus areas of the funding programme are Green Industry Innovation, Blue Growth and ICT.

It is the start of a new decade for us all in general, and this partly applies to the grants-funding marketspace in Europe, too (funding cycles are actually a bit shorter than a decade).

At Winnovart, weregularlypromote organisations from Norway and Iceland (the Donor States of the EEA & Norwaygrants) – innovation champions and leadingsuppliers of noveltechnologies and solutions.

At Winnovart, we regularlypromote organisations from Norway and Iceland (the Donor States of the EEA & Norway grants) – innovation champions and leadingsuppliers of novel technologies and solutions.

[updated on 19 Nov 2019]

The Energy programme in Romania under the EEA & Norway grants (RO-Energy), operated by Innovation Norway, has the objective to achieve less carbon intensive energy and increased security of supply and strengthen the long-term cooperation between the Donor States – Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway and the Beneficiary State – Romania. The budget of the programme is over 60...

[Updated on 12 November 2019]

Writing a funding application can be more or less difficult, but it is always time consuming.

More than 14 million euro is available for SMEs and large enterprises on the Portuguese market via the ‘Business, Development, Innovation and SMEs’ programme under the EEA grants. The programme will be operated by the Directorate General for Maritime Policy (DGPM). The main objective of the call is to increase the competitiveness and sustainability for Portuguese companies within the focus area...

38 million euro to become available to Portuguese companies for business innovation projects during 2019-2020 under EEA&Norway grants.Based on the other similar programmes operated/ enabled by Innovation Norway: 75% of the budget is expected to go to SMEs; 2 funding streams (small projects for grants up to 200Keur, larger projects with grants up to 2Meur/ project); funding intensities up to 70%. 

14 million euro to become available to Lithuanian companies for business innovation projects during 2019-2020 under EEA&Norway grants.It is expected that 75% of the budget will go to SMEs; 2 calls to be launched (minimum grant of 200Keur); funding intensities up to 50%.