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Programmes Digital, Industry & Space EITThe European Institute for innovation and technology tries to bridge the gap between innovation and commercialisation. The nine different EIT's each form a large community of companies, universities and organisations and they regularly launch calls for proposals to look for the companies with the highest potential.
The EIT Raw Materials will therefore reopen the KAVA 13 upscaling call on the 21st of March. It aims to accelerate the launch of promising new technologies, products, and services in the raw materials industry (mining, recycling and materials). It targets projects with validated technologies that require additional steps (e.g. testing, demonstration, proof of concept, and scaling) before being market-ready.
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They work with regular cut-off dates similar to other Horizon Europe accelerators. The next deadlines are:
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