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ProgrammesWomen TechEU 2 EIC is an EU-funded programme designed to support women-led early-stage deep tech start-ups in Europe. Selected start-ups are expected to receive €75,000 in non-dilutive funding, alongside a personalised business development programme that includes mentoring, coaching and training.
The new call uses a two-stage application process. Applicants must first complete the Eligibility Strand, which is designed to check whether they meet the programme’s participation requirements. Only eligible applicants will be invited to submit a full proposal.
The Eligibility Strand opens on 1 June 2026. Cut-offs will take place weekly on Tuesdays at 17:00 (Brussels time). The first cut-off is on 30 June 2026 at and the final cut-off is on 13 July 2027.
If you are interested, please visit this website. Applicants are encouraged to read the Guidelines for Applicants carefully and submit well before the relevant deadline.
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