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REACH Incubator Project - First Open Call for Startups and SMEs - webinar on 26.01

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The European Commission funded the H2020 project project "REACH" (EuRopEAn incubator for trusted and secure data value Chains). REACH will support selected data-fuelled start-ups & SMEs through a 11-month incubation programme facilitating the development of trusted and secure innovative solutions based on industrial and personal data. 

Specifications:

  • Single applicants only.
  • Funding: up to 120000€ in equity free funding
  • Your legal business must be based in a European Member State, Associated Country and be eligible for Horizon 2020 programmes.

Applying can be done by clicking here - deadline February 15th, 2021 at 12:00 (noon) CET

When applying, please inform NCP advisor Magali.parent@vlaio.be.

A webinar about the application process and what you can expect from the incubation programme will be organized on January 26th, 13:00 CET. All details and registration can be found here.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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