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Programmes Cybersecurity Defence EDF NATO-EDA SpaceThe European Commission has launched an open call for applications for two new initiatives under the EU Defence Innovation Scheme (EUDIS): the EUDIS Business Accelerator and EUDIS Matchmaking.
EUDIS Business Accelerator
An intensive 8-month acceleration programme designed for European startups and scale-ups. Participants will benefit from:
Apply by April 27 → More information & application
EUDIS Matchmaking
A tailored matchmaking initiative bringing together the whole European defence innovation ecosystem, including innovators, investors, end-users, and corporates. The programme includes:
Continuous open call – early applications encouraged → More information & application
If you’d like to find out more, join the Info Webinars:
EUDIS Matchmaking Webinar – April 8 → Register here
EUDIS Business Accelerator Webinar – April 10 → Register here
We invite you to seize this opportunity to accelerate your growth, access funding, and integrate into the European defence innovation ecosystem.
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