To find out more about the Open Call for EIC Solvers join our Fireside Chat between TicBiomed and dotLumen, an EIC-funded company that joined InnoBuyer in the first Open Call for Solvers.
Following a successful Open Call for Solvers that saw a total of 176 submitted proposals, nine of the SME’s that were selected have now joined the InnoBuyer project.
InnoBuyer is inviting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) funded by the EIC to apply for its Open Call for EIC Solvers, running from 4 April – 6 June, 2024. A total amount up to €260.000 is available to support
Between 25 October 2023 and 24 January 2024, InnoBuyer called small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to apply for its Call for Solvers, and propose an innovative solution to be co-developed with public organisations (Challengers).
After careful evaluation, 12 SMEs have
The Open Call Webinar “How to develop innovative solutions aligned with the market real needs” will be an engaging and informative online event tailored specifically for SMEs developing innovative solutions for the public sector.
InnoBuyer is an European Union funded project that brings together big organisations (Challengers) and innovative SMEs (Solvers) to jointly co-create innovative solutions, for different sectors.
We are looking for evaluators to review the submission of the Solvers’ proposals. We
Join the InnoBuyer Webinar and discover how you can benefit from the InnoBuyer Call for Challengers.
The EU-funded project InnoBuyer is inviting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to apply for its Call for Solvers. A total amount of €1.2M is available to support 15 innovative SMEs (Solvers), to co-develop pilots with public organisations (Challengers).
They say that “time flies when you’re having fun”… and the 15 public and private organisations with unment innovation needs, selected via our Call for Challengers, have already completed the first phase of the programme – Action 1: Identification and
The Challengers selected operate in the Education, Energy & Water, Healthcare, Public Administration, Manufacturing and Transports sectors
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under the Grant Agreement 101071212.
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