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INNO4CFI accelerator programme

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The INNO4CFIs Project has asked NCP Flanders to disseminate their acceleration programme to innovative SMEs and startups. Their acceleration Program is a 3-month, equity-free programme starting in January 2026, designed to support SMEs and startups developing green-tech, carbon farming, and climate-impact solutions. The deadline for application is 2 December 2025 at closing of business.

Selected applicants will benefit from:

  • Tailored, equity-free support through mentoring focused on investment readiness.
  • Connections to investors, suppliers, clients, and insights from diverse European markets.
  • A structured acceleration path from TRL 6+ to TRL 9, enhancing market adoption potential.
  • Access to the Interregional Market Uptake Hub (IMUH) - a pan-European marketplace being developed by the INNO4CFIs connecting solution providers with demand, partners, and investors.
  • Visibility opportunities, including Investor Readiness activities, Demo Day participation, and potential integration into the INNO4CFIs Carbon Farm Technology Platform.

The Programme is open to any green tech Company but it gives priority to carbon farming related technologies, such as: 

  • Regenerative Agriculture
  • Biomass Valorisation & BECCS
  • Automation & Urban Farming
  • Agrivoltaics
  • Aquatic Systems & Irrigation
  • Mineral Carbon Capture
  • MRV
  • Green Finance

Main eligibility Criteria (detailed in the Guidelines for Applicants):

  • SME or Startup established in an EU Member State
  • Green Tech solution with TRL 6 or above

Application form: Via F6S Platform

 

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