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Programmes Digital, Industry & SpaceThis call is open from Wednesday January 25th to April 25th, 2023.
By participating in the Eureka call, Flanders wants to encourage companies to carry out development projects with partners from the participating regions with a lightweight innovation perspective.
The target group are Flemish companies that wish to develop a joint development project with one or more partners from the participating countries.
The maximum support amount for the Flemish project part is a maximum of € 500,000.
VLAIO only accepts projects related to lightweight innovation.
Important data
Participating countries: Austria, Belgium (Flanders and Wallonia), Canada, France, Luxembourg, South Korea, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.
All information regarding the call can be found on the website of the EUREKA network at www.eurekanetwork.org/open-calls/network-projects/lightweighting-2023
Registration for the international event is required via www.eurekanetwork.org/open-calls/network-projects/lightweighting-2023
For information regarding the call and the EUREKA modalities, please contact Lieve Apers.
Flemish companies can also receive support from the VLAIO business advisers.
Information on development projects via www.vlaio.be/ontwikkelingsproject.
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