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EIT Urban Mobility Launches SME Market Expansion Call

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Programmes Climate, Energy, Mobility EIT

The SME Market Expansion Open Call 2026 seeks to boost the market uptake of impactful innovations while mitigating development risks. With a total funding pool of €600,000, the initiative plans to support around 10 projects, each awarded €60,000. Interested small and medium enterprises (SMEs) must engage with an end-client, a public or private entity, to validate their solutions in real-world scenarios. The Call prioritises five thematic areas including Public Transport and Urban Logistics and excludes SMEs funded in the previous 2025 call.

Applications are open until 1 December 2025. For further information on the application procedure, you can visit this website

 

 

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