For contact information and funding details about national public funding of CELTIC projects, please select your country of interest. Please note that some country inquiries will be forwarded to the official EUREKA information page.
Please contact each Public Authority of all the project participants before applying.
By hovering over the countries, you can see the coordinates. If you use the scroll mouse on the map, it will zoom in to show you the smaller countries. Finally, if you want to copy-paste details and get additional funding information, left-click on the country interested in.
Full membership: Permanent membership open to countries recognized by the United Nations located inside geographical Europe.
Associated & Partner: For any country recognised by the United Nations located outside of geographical Europe.
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- Associated membership lasts for four years and is renewed based on active participation in our programmes.
- Partner membership is permanent membership for associated countries who, after two four-year periods of active participation, wish to commit to Eureka.
Non-Eureka country
Cooperation on-hold
General aspects and information with regard to public funding of CELTIC projects
Similar to projects that are EU-funded or funded on national basis only a portion of the overall costs will be covered by the public funding. This portion depends on the national funding rules of the partners involved in a particular project.
This means that still the major part must be covered by the involved partners. This approach assures that there must be a potential business and research interest for the participants and their interest to work in a project cannot only be based on the fact that this work is paid by public money.
For a CELTIC project, generally, the same funding conditions and funding rules apply as for a stand-alone EUREKA project. As CELTIC is an endorsed EUREKA cluster the access to public funding is generally easier and faster as for an independent proposal as the Public Authorities support the collaborative work programme of CELTIC and are more closely involved in providing the funding for proposals that have been CELTIC-labelled.
Differently to the funding rules of a EU project (e.g. Horizon 2020) there are no common funds available that are shared among the successful proposals.
Due to the fact that each country decides on own criteria on possible funding it can happen that a project may not be able to start if one partner will not be funded. In those cases, provided such partner will not consider self-funding, a project may either be restructured (e.g. by including another partner) or may be stopped.
The following considerations and actions should be followed when starting a new proposal and setting-up project consortia:
- Check with the concerned National Contact Points (Public Authorities) about the availability and conditions of public funding. The table at the CELTIC web site may help as first overview and to establish first contacts with the concerned Public Authorities. Please be aware that this information may not always be correct or up-to-date.
- In some EUREKA countries there are special conditions for funding of universities, research institutes, SMEs, and industries. To avoid rejection at a later stage those conditions need to be checked at an early stage.
- The funding rates are also different from country to country. For setting-up some reliable budget figures those rates should be checked.
- In a number of EUREKA countries there are additional requirements to apply for public funding. For instance it may be necessary to reply, in addition, to a national Call and/or to submit your proposal in your national language. There are also important deadlines to be observed until when funding applications have to be submitted. In some cases those deadlines are already very early in the year and do not match with the CELTIC deadlines. For those cases it may be necessary to submit a funding application even before a CELTIC Label has been granted
- If a partner from a non-EUREKA country is involved in a proposal it should be checked if this partner may receive national funding or if he may work in a project without funding. Please note that some additional considerations in case of non-EUREKA countries should be observed to avoid that such a partner may not be accepted by EUREKA rules (e.g. if such partners will have a leading or dominant role in a project).
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
AUSTRIA 
Contact Details
Dr Michael Walch
Eureka NCP
FFG – Austrian Research Promotion Agency
Sensengasse 1 – 1090 VIENNA, Austria
Tel. +43 5 77 55 – 4901
mobile: +43 664 88388466
e-mail: michael.walch@ffg.at
web: www.ffg.at
Mrs Marie-Katharine Traunfellner
Eureka Deputy NCP
FFG – Austrian Research Promotion Agency
Sensengasse 1 – 1090 VIENNA, Austria
Tel. +43 5 77 55 – 4705
e-mail: marie-katharine.traunfellner@ffg.at
web: www.ffg.at
National Funding Information
Find here the last funding situation and research focus made for the CELTIC Autumn Call 2023 during our Proposers Brokerage Day for Austria by Mr Michael Walch, FFG: Video – Slides
Estimated Envelope / Percentage of funding
National programmes and calls are open for Austrian partners in EUREKA and EUREKA cluster projects including CELTIC, although there is no dedicated budget line.
Funding situation/ Application rules
For actual calls and information visit www.ffg.at or FFG-CELTIC and contact the Public Authority.
Formalities to be fulfilled
Specific rules come along with the published programmes, announcements and calls.
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
BELGIUM 
Contact Details
For Brussels-based stakeholders:
Mr Stijn Maas
International Projects Advisor
InnovIris
110 Chaussée de Charleroi
1060 Brussels, Belgium
phone: +32 2 600 50 67
e-mail: smaas@innoviris.brussels
For Flanders-based stakeholders:
Ms Lieve Apers
VLAIO – FLANDERS INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Department of European & International Collaboration
Koning Albert II-laan 35, box 12
1030 Brussels, Belgium
e-mail: lieve.apers@vlaio.be
For Wallonie-based stakeholders:
Mr Fabrice Quertain
SPW Research
Place de la Wallonie I, bat. III
5100 Jambes, Belgium
phone: +32 81 33 45 68
e-mail: fabrice.quertain@spw.wallonie.be
National Funding Information (Last updated 21/01/2026)
Walloon funding agency, SPW-Research, funds R&D costs for SMEs and large companies participating in this call. Funding is available as a grant.
The amount of funding available depends on the type of organisation applying.
| Type of organisation | Amount of funding available |
| Startups and small companies | Up to 60% of eligible project costs |
| Medium-sized companies | Up to 50% of eligible project costs |
| Large companies | Up to 40% of eligible project costs |
| Universities and research organisations | See note below |
University or research organisation
Universities and research organisations are not eligible to receive regional funding, but they may participate as subcontractors (up to 20%).
Additional evaluation steps for applications from Belgium (Wallonia)
Valorisation in Wallonia is a regional evaluation criterion.
Additional steps for applications from Belgium (Wallonia)
The Walloon company must submit an application in French via the regional ONTIME platform on the same day that they submit the Cluster application.
More information is available on the website of SPW Research.
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
BULGARIA 
On 25 June 2010, Bulgaria became a full member of EUREKA, after the declaration of the country’s accession was signed by the Deputy Minister of Economy, Energy and Tourism Evgeni Angelov and the Federal Minister of Education and Research of Germany Prof. Annette Chavannes. The signing took place during the 25th ministerial conference in Berlin.
By Decision № 658 of the Council of Ministers of 23 July 2009, the Government approved the participation of Bulgaria in EUREKA and Eurostars. The Executive Agency for Promotion of Small and Medium Enterprises and coordination is assigned the activity of participation in EUREKA and Eurostars. Cost of domestic financing of Bulgarian organizations involved in projects of EUREKA and Eurostars shall be borne by the budget of the National Innovation Fund and under the governance of the funds of the National Innovation Fund.
Visit the Bulgarian EUREKA page.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON EUREKA IN BULGARIA CONTACT
Bulgarian SME Promotion Agency
Tel. +359 882 94 97 17; +359 2 940 7943
e-mail: office@sme.government.bg
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
CANADA 
Contact Details
Mr Vance Pan
Industrial Technology Advisor
Canadian Lead, Eureka ITEA / Xecs / CELTIC-NEXT
National Research Council Canada – Industrial Research Assistance Program
phone: +1-289-952-3804
e-mail: vance.pan@nrc-cnrc.gc.ca
www.nrc.gc.ca/irap
National Funding Information (Last updated 23/01/2026)
Canadian funding agency, the National Research Council Canada (NRC IRAP), funds R&D costs for SMEs participating in this call.
The amount of funding available depends on the type of organisation applying.
| Type of organisation | Amount of funding available |
| SMEs | Up to 50% of eligible project costs |
| Large companies | Funding is not available for companies with more than 500 FTEs. |
| Research organisations or universities | Direct funding is not available to non-SME participants in Canada, but they may qualify for support indirectly as a contractor to the eligible SMEs. Non-SME participants may also seek funding support from other Canadian programs (e.g. NSERC for university researchers) |
Additional eligibility criteria for applications from Canada
Please refer to the Canadian call page for funding process details.
Additional evaluation criteria for applications from Canada
Canadian SME participation will be evaluated based on providing benefits to Canada.
Additional steps for applications from Canada
Canadian participants are strongly encouraged to contact their IRAP representative prior to filing an application. For full funding process description please refer to the Canadian webpage for each call specifically.
More information is available on the website of NRC IRAP.
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
CROATIA 
Contact Details
Ms Ira Alaburic
National Project Coordinator
e-mail: ira.alaburic@hamagbicro.hr
The Republic of Croatia has been involved in EUREKA as full member as of June 2000. In February 2009 The Ministry of Science, Education and Sports of the Republic of Croatia transferred operative implementation of EUREKA program to Business Innovation Centre of Croatia – BICRO and in May 2010 financial management and contracting. In May 2014, new agency HAMAG-BICRO became the National EUREKA Office for Croatia.
HAMAG-BICRO is the Croatian Agency for SMEs Innovations and Investment established by the Government of the Republic of Croatia with the purpose of enhancing SME development and promoting investment. The Agency is an independent institution under the supervision of the Ministry of Entrepreneurship and Crafts.
HAMAG-BICRO’s main objectives are the following:
- Increasing commercialization of knowledge
- Raising awareness about the value of innovation
- Establishment of knowledge- and technology-based companies
- Transfer of knowledge and technology solutions from science to business
- Development of adequate technology infrastructure
- Creation and development of venture capital industry
- Strengthening cooperation between the scientific and business community
- Promoting investment
- Issuing guarantees for bank credits to SMEs
- Grant schemes implementation
- Co-financing consultancy services
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON EUREKA IN CROATIA CONTACT
Croatian Agency for SMEs, Innovation and Investments HAMAG-BICRO
Tel. +385 1 23 52 628
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
CYPRUS 
Contact Details
Mr Marinos Portokallides
National Project Coordinator
Research Promotion Foundation
P.O.Box 23422, 1683 Lefkosia, Cyprus
Tel: +357-22205052, Fax: +357-22205001
Email: mportokallides (at) research.org.cy
Web: www.research.org.cy
Dr Demetres Evagorou
Project Officer
Research Promotion Foundation
P.O. Box 23422, 1683 Lefkosia, Cyprus
Tel: +357-22205034
Fax: +357-22205001
Email: devagorou (at) research.org.cy
Web: www.research.org.cy
National Funding Information
Learn more in the website www.research.org.cy.
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
CZECH REPUBLIC 
Contact Details
Ms Eva Slováková
Eureka National Project Coordinator (NPC)
Specialist Ministerial Coordinator
Management of International R&D Programmes
Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports (MEYS)
Karmelitska 529/5
118 12 Prague 1
Czech Republic
tel: +420 234 812 298
e-mail: eva.slovakova@msmt.gov.cz
www.msmt.gov.cz
National Funding Information (Last updated 23/01/2026)
The Czech Republic has an open budget for this call for projects. Participants from the Czech Republic can receive a grant of up to 12,000,000 Czech korunas.
The amount of funding available depends on the type of organisation applying.
| Type of organisation | Amount of funding available |
| Startups and small companies | Up to 80% of eligible project costs |
| Midcap companies | Up to 75% of eligible project costs |
| Large companies | Up to 65% of eligible project costs |
| Research organisations or universities | Up to 100% of eligible project costs |
Additional eligibility criteria for applications from the Czech Republic
- The duration of your project may not exceed 36 months.
- Your project consortium must have at least one company.
Additional steps for applications from the Czech Republic
There are additional steps that you must take if you are applying from the Czech Republic. These include submitting plans and financial reports. More information about these steps is available on the website of MSMT.
More information is available on the website of the MSMT.
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
DENMARK 
Contact Details
Ms Stine Holm
International Investment Officer
phone: +45 6190 5074
e-mail: stine.holm@innofond.dk
Web: www.innovationsfonden.dk
National Funding Information*
*Denmark does not currently fund CELTIC-NEXT projects.
NON EUREKA COUNTRY
EGYPT 
Contact Details
Mrs Sally Metwally Mohammad
Research and Innovation Support Department Manager
Information Technology Industry Development Agency – ITIDA
Smart Village, Building (B121)
Cairo-Alexandria Desert Road – Giza, Egypt
phone: +20 2 3534 2000/+20 2 3534 5111
mobile: +20 165506414
fax: +20 2 3534 5150
email: smetwally@tiec.gov.eg
Web: www.itida.gov.eg
Mr Yousra Sabry
Information Technology Industry Development Agency – ITIDA
Smart Village, Building (B121)
Cairo-Alexandria Desert Road – Giza, Egypt
mobile: +20127455149
email: ysabry@tiec.gov.eg
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
ESTONIA 
Contact Details
Ms Tiiu Treier
Enterprise Estonia
Lasnamäe 2 – Tallinn – Estonia
phone: +372 6 279 404
e-mail: tiiu.treier@eas.ee
Web: www.eas.ee
National Funding Information
EUREKA and other R&D projects funding applications are evaluated with the same process. There is no dedicated budget for EUREKA projects but Estonian participants Enterprises can use available grants offered by Enterprise Estonia to participate in Celtix-Next projects.
Participation of enterprises are only funded in Celtix-Next projects. For further information please contact Ms Tiiu Treier Tiiu.Treier@eas.ee.
Formalities to be fulfilled
Application in local language.
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
FINLAND 
Contact Details
Mr Hannu Nurmi
Business Finland – Funding Agency for Technology and Innovation
P.O.Box 69 – 00101 Helsinki – Finland
phone: +358 505 577 771
e-mail: hannu.nurmi@businessfinland.fi
Web: www.businessfinland.fi
Mr Pekka Rantala
Business Finland – Funding Agency for Technology and Innovation
P.O.Box 69 – 00101 Helsinki – Finland
phone: +358 40 503 8808
e-mail: pekka.rantala@businessfinland.fi
Web: www.businessfinland.fi
Mr Mika Niskanen
Business Finland – Funding Agency for Technology and Innovation
P.O.Box 69 – 00101 Helsinki – Finland
phone: +358 50 312 8608
e-mail: mika.niskanen@businessfinland.fi
Web: www.businessfinland.fi
Mrs Hanna Rinta-Erkkilä
Business Finland – Funding Agency for Technology and Innovation
P.O.Box 69 – 00101 Helsinki – Finland
phone: +358 40 751 4278
e-mail: hanna.rinta-erkkila@businessfinland.fi
Web: www.businessfinland.fi
National Funding Information (Last updated 23/01/2026)
Finnish funding agency, Business Finland, funds R&D costs for SMEs, large companies, research organisations, and universities participating in this call. Funding is available as a grant.
The amount of funding available depends on the type of organisation applying.
| Type of organisation | Amount of funding available |
| Startups | Startups are acceptable only if their special expertise is necessary. |
| Small companies | Up to 50% of eligible project costs |
| Large and medium-sized companies | Up to 40% of eligible project costs |
| Research organisations or universities | Up to 80% of eligible project costs |
More information is available on the website of Business Finland.
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
FRANCE 
Contact Details
Mr Christian DUBARRY
Responsable du Pôle Europe et Relations Internationales
DIRECTION DES AFFAIRES INTERNATIONALES ET EUROPEENNES
27-31, avenue du Général Leclerc – 94710 Maisons-Alfort Cedex
email: clusters-eureka@bpifrance.fr
Mrs Camille TANG TAYE
Direction du Développement et Support Innovation
DIRECTION DES AFFAIRES INTERNATIONALES ET EUROPEENNES
27-31, avenue du Général Leclerc – 94710 Maisons-Alfort Cedex
email: clusters-eureka@bpifrance.fr
National Funding Information (Last updated 23/01/2026)
French funding agency, Bpifrance, funds R&D costs for startups and SMEs participating in this call. Funding is available as a loan with a maximum funding of 3 million euro per project.
The amount of funding available depends on the type of organisation applying.
| Type of organisation | Amount of funding available |
| Startups | Up to 80% of eligible project costs |
| SMEs | Up to 60% of eligible project costs |
Companies with more than 2,000 full time equivalent employees are not eligible for funding but can self-fund their project costs. Research organisations and universities are not eligible for funding but can participate as subcontractors. For larger consortiums, alternative funding opportunities such as i-Démo or thematic national calls for projects may be available, subject to meeting the eligibility criteria.
Additional evaluation steps for applications from France
The project, and the French firm’s technical and financial capacity to carry it through, must be assessed by Bpifrance.
Additional steps for applications from France
Before applying, you must contact your Chargé(e) d’Affaires Innovation in your Bpifrance Regional Office to discuss the application with them and verify your eligibility.
You will have to submit your national application (“demande d’aide à l’innovation”) on the Bpifrance En Ligne platform by the end of April. You will need to submit financial and technical documents requested by your Chargé(e) d’Affaires Innovation.
For more information, watch this video and visit this website.
Contact : Camille Tang-Taye – clusters-eureka@bpifrance.fr
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
FYROM 
Contact Details
Mrs Julijana Balevska
National Project Coordinator
julijana.balevska@mon.gov.mk
The Former Yugolslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) is a relatively new member as it has joined EUREKA in 2008. It has currently two running projects but has already participated in 2 other completed projects. Through its EUREKA projects the country’s R&D units specialise in biotechnology and industrial manufacturing.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON EUREKA IN FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA CONTACT
Ministry of Education and Science
Tel. +389-2-3140-182
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
GERMANY 
Contact Details
Dr. Anna von Bülow
VDI/VDE Innovation + Technik GmbH
Projektträger Kommunikationssysteme; IT-Sicherheit des Bundesministeriums für Bildung und Forschung (BMBF)
Steinplatz 1 – 10623 Berlin/ Germany
phone: +49 (0)511 – 475583 24
e-mail: anna.vonbuelow@vdivde-it.de
Web: www.vdivde-it.de
German Eureka Office
Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt e. V. (DLR)
Heinrich-Konen-Str. 1 – 53227 Bonn
phone: +49 228 3821 1050
e-mail: eureka.npc@dlr.de
Web: www.dlr-pt.de
Web: www.eureka.dlr.de
National Funding Information (Last updated 23/01/2026)
German funding agency, the Bundesministerium für Forschung, Technologie und Raumfahrt (BMFTR), funds R&D costs for SMEs, large companies, research organisations, and universities participating in this call. Funding is available as a grant.
The amount of funding available depends on the type of organisation applying.
| Type of organisation | Amount of funding available |
| Startups and small companies | Up to 60% of eligible project costs |
| Medium-sized companies | Up to 50% of eligible project costs |
| Large companies | Up to 40% of eligible project costs |
| Research organisations or universities | Up to 100% of eligible project costs |
The granted percentage of eligible project costs that can be funded depends on the result of the national review process and is, among others, determined by the legal structure of the applicant.
Additional eligibility criteria for applications from Germany
The national implementation of the General Block Exemption Regulation needs to be fulfilled.
Applications should be aligned with national research policy objectives, described on the following websites:
- BMFTR: Neue Technologien entwickeln: Hightech Agenda Deutschland
- BMFTR: Souverän, digital und vernetzt in die Zukunft
- BMFTR: 6G-Forschungsroadmap – Unser Weg zu 6G
Additional steps for applications from Germany
The additional submission of the project proposal to an open national funding call (if available) is recommended, but not mandatory. National funding calls can be found on the BMFTR website.
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
GREECE 
Contact Details
Mrs Aliki – Maria Argyri
International S&T Cooperation Directorate/EU & International Organizations Department
Tel: +30 213 1300101
e-mail: a.argyri@gsrt.gr
National Funding Information
Website: https://gsri.gov.gr/
Estimated Envelope / Percentage of funding
The expected envelope is 3.5 million Euros.
Funding situation/ Application rules
Eligible: Industries, SMEs, and Universities only in industrial collaboration. For more information please contact directly one of the contact persons from the Greek EUREKA Office.
Formalities to be fulfilled
Application form of approximately 50 Pages + Celtic FPP attached + PCA attached for guaranteeing international cooperation + financial statements from companies.
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
HUNGARY 
Contact Details
Eureka NPC – Counsellor
1077 Budapest, Kéthly Anna tér 1.
E-mail: orsolya.toth2@nkfih.gov.hu
Phone: +36 1 896 3744
Web: https://nkfih.gov.hu/
National Funding Information (Last updated 23/01/2026)
Hungarian funding agency, the National Research, Development and Innovation Office (NRDI), funds R&D costs for SMEs, large companies, research organisations, and universities participating in this call. Funding is available as a grant and is between 20 and 70 million Hungarian forints
The amount of funding available depends on the type of organisation applying and the type of activity.
| Type of organisation | Amount of funding available |
| SMEs | Between 60% and 80% of eligible project costs or 100% in case of basic research |
| Large companies | Between 25% and 75% of eligible project costs or 100% in case of basic research |
| Research organisations or universities | In case of non-economic activities, 100% of eligible project costs |
More information is available on the website of the NRDI.
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
ICELAND 
Contact Details
Mr Snaebjoern Kristjansson
National Project Coordinator
Innovation Centre Iceland Keldnaholt
112 Reykjavik – Iceland
phone: +354 522 9000
fax: +354 522 9111
e-mail: skr@nmi.is
National Funding Information
Estimated Envelope / Percentage of funding
Confirmed information not yet available.
Funding situation/ Application rules
Call on April 15 for national funding / Evaluation committee in June or July
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
IRELAND 
Contact Details
Mr David Flood
Senior Executive, R&I Internationalisation – EUREKA
Enterprise Ireland
The Plaza
East Point Business Park
Dublin D03 E5R6, Ireland
phone: +353 1 7272487
e-mail: David.Flood@enterprise-ireland.com
Web: www.enterprise-ireland.com
National Funding Information (Last updated 23/01/2026)
Irish funding agency, Enterprise Ireland, manages the Eureka programmes. R&D costs for SMEs, large companies, research organisations, and universities participating in this call are administered by Ireland’s national funding agencies (LEO/Enterprise Ireland/Údarás na Gaeltachta/IDA Ireland). Funding is available as a grant.
The amount of funding available depends on the type of organisation applying.
| Type of organisation | Amount of funding available |
| Startups | Companies classified as ‘High-Potential Start-Ups’ in Ireland are ineligible for funding in a Eureka project. |
| Small companies | Up to 60% of eligible project costs |
| Medium-sized companies | Up to 50% of eligible project costs |
| Large companies | Up to 40% of eligible project costs |
| IDA Ireland companies | Up to 15% of eligible project costs |
| Research organisations or universities | Up to 100% of eligible project costs. Limited to a maximum budget of 250,000 euro per organisation, per project. |
Intending participants must be registered with a national funding agency to access grant funding. Intending participants are strongly recommended to check eligibility and rates with the relevant national agency prior to any submission to a Eureka Cluster Call.
Additional steps for applications from Ireland
National grant applications will only be considered after the award of a Cluster label.
Additional eligibility criteria for applications from Ireland
Research organisations or universities can only qualify for funding if a company from Ireland is also participating in the consortium.
Please check with the relevant national funding agency to check all local rules and conditions.
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
ISRAEL 
Contact Details
Mr Neta Gruber
Europe Desk Director
International Collaboration Division
Israel Innovation Authority
Technology Park, Derech Agudat Sport Hapoel 2,
Jerusalem
Israel
Phone: +972-3-5118139
e-mail: Neta.Gruber@innovationisrael.org.il
https://innovationisrael.org.il/en/
Mr Uzi Bar Sadeh
Europe Bilateral Programs Manager
International Collaboration Division
Israel Innovation Authority – International Department
Technology Park, Derech Agudat Sport Hapoel 2,
Jerusalem
Israel
Phone: +972-3-5118185
Fax: +972-3-5170020
e-mail: Uzi.BarSadeh@innovationisrael.org.il
https://innovationisrael.org.il/en/
National Funding Information (Last updated 23/01/2026)
Israeli funding agency, the Israeli Innovation Authority (IIA), funds R&D costs for SMEs and large companies participating in this call. Funding is available as a grant.
The amount of funding available depends on the type of organisation applying.
| Type of organisation | Amount of funding available |
| SMEs | Up to 50% of eligible project costs |
| Large companies | Up to 50% of eligible project costs |
Academic institutions, research entities, and other R&D institutes can participate in the project as sub-contractors.
Additional eligibility criteria for applications from Israel
The call is intended for for-profit R&D performing companies registered in Israel.
Additional evaluation criteria for applications from Israel
Technological and functional innovation, technological and business feasibility, team ability, contribution to the economy.
Additional steps for applications from Israel
After a project receives the Cluster’s label, the company should apply for funding from the IIA.
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
ITALY 
Contact Details
Mr Aldo Covello
Ministero dell’Istruzione dell’Università e della Ricerca
SSPAR Ufficio III EUREKA
Piazzale J.F. Kennedy 20 – 00144 Roma – Italy
phone:+39 06 9772 6465
fax: +39 06 9772 6475
e-mail: aldo.covello@miur.it
National Funding Information
Funding situation/ Application rules
The Italian Ministry of University and Research does not fund CELTIC projects.
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
LATVIA 
Contact Details
Mrs Ilze Beverte
Project Coordinator
Consulting and Information Bureau BIK Ltd.
Aizkraukles Street 21-328 – 1006 Riga – Latvia
phone: +371 7 558 744
fax: +371 7 550 127
e-mail: beverte@edi.lv
National Funding Information
Estimated Envelope / Percentage of funding
Public funding form / maximum 50% from the project budget.
Funding situation/ Application rules
Open Call / Possibility to get public funding on a competitive basis / Industrial partners may apply, project must be international, Universities need an industrial partner.
Formalities to be fulfilled
Application Form with a Business Plan and a confirmation about the invested co-financing (and some other documents) in Latvian language, which will be evaluated by appointed experts form the Latvian Council of Science.
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
LITHUANIA 
Contact Details
Mrs Birute Bukauskaite
National Information Office of Lithuania
A. Gostauto 12 – 219 – 2600 Vilnius – Lithuania
phone: +370 5 2644 708
fax+370 5 2312 292
e-mail: birute@ktl.mii.lt
National Funding Information
Estimated Envelope / Percentage of funding
Confirmed information not yet available
Funding situation/ Application rules
Open Call for Companies / budget attribution in July / Need for industrial partner
Formalities to be fulfilled
Application form in local language / Celtic Full project proposal should be joint
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
LUXEMBOURG 
Contact Details
Mr Marc Ferring
Luxinnovation Gie National Agency for Innovation and Research
5, avenue des Hauts-Fourneaux – 4362 Esch-sur-Alzette – Luxembourg
phone:+352 43 62 63 668
fax: +352 43 8120
e-mail:marc.ferring@luxinnovation.lu
Web: www.luxinnovation.lu
Mr Alexander Link
Luxinnovation Gie National Agency for Innovation and Research
5, avenue des Hauts-Fourneaux – 4362 Esch-sur-Alzette – Luxembourg
phone:+352 43 62 63 – 864
e-mail: alexander.link@luxinnovation.lu
Web: www.luxinnovation.lu
Mr Youri Cillien
Luxinnovation Gie National Agency for Innovation and Research
5, avenue des Hauts-Fourneaux – 4362 Esch-sur-Alzette – Luxembourg
e-mail: youri.cillien@luxinnovation.lu
Web: www.luxinnovation.lu
National Funding Information
Find here the last funding situation and research focus made for this CELTIC Autumn 2023 during our Launch Event on the 5th of October 2023 for Luxembourg by Mr Gabor Pataki, Luxinnovation: Video – Slides
Estimated Envelope / Percentage of funding
Confirmed information not yet available
Funding situation/ Application rules
Favorable funding situation / Open Call / No specific Budget
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
MALTA 
Contact Details
Mrs Samantha Runco
Consultant – Research, Technology Development & Innovation
National Project Coordinator, NPC
Malta Enterprise
Gwardamangia Hill,
Pieta`, MEC 0001 – Malta
tel: +356 2542 3207
e-mail: samantha.runco@maltaenterprise.com
Web: www.maltaenterprise.com/en/business/assistance
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
MONACO 
Contact Details
Mr François-Xavier Le Clerc
Business Development Agency
Monaco EUREKA Office
HLG & NPC
9, rue du Gabian
98000 Principauté de MONACO
phone: + 377 98 98 88 12, + 377 98 98 19 20
fax: + 377 92 05 75 20
e-mail: fleclerc@gouv.mc
Mr Arnaud Sbarrato
Business Development Agency
Monaco EUREKA Office
Project Officer
9, rue du Gabian
98014 MONACO CEDEX
phone: + 377 98 98 41 46
fax: + 377 92 05 75 20
e-mail: asbarrato@gouv.mc
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
THE NETHERLANDS 
Contact Details
Mr Bob van der Bijl
Netherlands Enterprise Agency
Prinses Beatrixlaan 2
Postbus 93144 – 2509 AC The Hague – The Netherlands
phone: +31 88 60 25 965
e-mail: robert-jaap.vanderbijl@rvo.nl
Web: www.rvo.nl
Mrs Sanne Berg
Netherlands Enterprise Agency
Prinses Beatrixlaan 2
Postbus 93144 – 2509 AC The Hague – The Netherlands
phone: +31 88 04 20 004
e-mail: sanne.berg@rvo.nl
Web: www.rvo.nl
National Funding Information
Estimated Envelope / Percentage of funding
Maximum 35% of project cost.
Funding situation/ Application rules
From Dutch government there is no dedicated CELTIC funding available. Dutch companies can apply for an Innovation Credit, when the projects succeeds from a technical point of view the Innovation Credit is to be repaid within 10 years.
Formalities to be fulfilled
Applications can be submitted year round.
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
NORWAY 
Contact Details
Mrs Cathinka Holtermann
Senior Adviser
Industries and Technologies
Eurostars – Eureka NCP
The Research Council of Norway
phone: +47 93011386
e-mail: cho@forskningsradet.no / cho@rcn.no
Web: www.forskningsradet.no / www.rcn.no
Mrs Olaug Råd
Project Coordinator
The Research Council of Norway
Stensberggaten 26
P.O. Box 2700 St. Hanshaugen – N-0131 Oslo – Norway
phone: +47 2203 7243
fax: +47 2203 7307
e-mail:olr@rcn.no
National Funding Information
Estimated Envelope / Percentage of funding
Department of commencing decision mid-December / Maximum is limited by ESA rules, usually less than this is obtained.
Funding situation/ Application rules
The funding instrument is “Innovation Projects for the Industrial Sector”. The call is open-ended in 2020.
This funding instrument provides grants to business-led innovation projects that make extensive use of research and development (R&D) to arrive at an innovative solution to a problem or opportunity in the industry.
For information send an email to: Ms Olaug Råd
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POLAND 
Contact Details
Mr Andrzej Wajs
National Project Coordinator EUREKA!
National Centre for Research and Development
phone: +48 22 390 74 99
e-mail: andrzej.wajs@ncbr.gov.pl
National Funding Information (Last updated 23/01/2026)
Polish funding agency, the National Centre for Research and Development (NCBR), funds R&D costs for SMEs, large companies, research organisations, and universities participating in this call. Funding is available as a grant with a maximum of 1 million Polish zloty for single applicants, or 2 million Polish zloty for a domestic consortium.
The amount of funding available depends on the type of organisation applying.
| Type of organisation | Amount of funding available |
| Startups and small companies | Up to 80% of eligible project costs for research or up to 70% of eligible project costs for development |
| Large companies | Up to 75% of eligible project costs for research or up to 50% of eligible project costs for development |
| Research organisations or universities | Up to 100% of eligible project costs |
Additional steps for applications from Poland
Applicants must submit a domestic application which will be the main point for evaluation by NCBR. Criteria will be published on the NCBR website.
More information about funding will be made available on the website of NCBR.
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
PORTUGAL 
Contact Details
Mrs Polina Pereira
ANI – Agência Nacional de Inovação, SA
Campus do Lumiar, Ed. O, 1º
Estrada do Paço do Lumiar
1649-038 Lisboa, Portugal
phone: +351 912 425 772
e-mail: polina.pereira@ani.pt
web: https://www.ani.pt
Mrs Rita Silva
Project Coordinator
ANI – Agência Nacional de Inovação, SA
Campus do Lumiar, Ed. O, 1º
Estrada do Paço do Lumiar
1649-038 Lisboa, Portugal
phone: +351 939 339 003
e-mail: rita.silva@ani.pt
web: https://www.ani.pt
Check out the last presentation (in Portuguese) regarding “Condições de elegibilidade e de financiamento para entidades portuguesas” made on the 24th of March 2025 in a webinar for the Spring Call 2025 (also available for the Autumn Call 2025).
Additonal updates – 23/01/2026:
Portuguese funding agency, ANI, funds R&D costs for startups, SMEs, universities, and research organisations participating in this call. Funding is available as a grant. Portugal has an open budget for this call for projects.
The amount of funding available depends on the type of organisation applying.
| Type of organisation | Amount of funding available |
| Startups and small companies | Up to 80% of eligible project costs |
| Midcap companies | Up to 55% of eligible project costs |
| Large companies | Large companies are not eligible for funding under this scheme |
| Research organisations or universities | Up to 85% of eligible project costs |
Note: Portuguese entities with investments in the region of Lisbon NUTS II are limited to 40% of funding of their eligible costs.
Additional eligibility criteria for applications from Portugal
To be eligible, Portuguese companies need to comply with the following financial autonomy rations:
- If SME: 15%
- Companies with less than one year of activity at the application date must demonstrate the capacity to finance the project with equity, equal to, or greater than, 20% of eligible expenses.
Additional steps for applications from Portugal
After being awarded the Eureka label, Portuguese entities need to apply for national funding to the notice foreseen to open on 30 April 2026: “SIID – Internacionalização de I&D – Operações de I&D industrial à escuela europeia“.
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
ROMANIA 
Funding situation
Romania does not support Eureka Clusters anymore.
Romanian EUREKA Secretariat finances only the CELTIC projects labelled before January 1, 2017, according to the available budget remaining after contracting the Network projects.
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
RUSSIA 
AS A RESULT OF THE UNJUSTIFIED CURRENT INVASION OF UKRAINE BY RUSSIA, CELTIC-NEXT HAS STOPPED COLLABORATION WITH THE RUSSIAN AUTHORITIES.
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
SAN MARINO 
Contact Details
Mrs. Silvia Rossi
National Project Coordinator
eureka.rsm@gov.sm
Guided by the conviction that Research & Development are powerful tools for promoting national economic growth, the Republic of San Marino joined EUREKA in 2005. In 2006, it adopted the first law on promoting industrial research (Law no. 19 of 27 January 2006) and sub-decrees on EUREKA research projects and national research projects (Delegated Decree no. 129 of 1 December 2006 and Delegated Decree no. 126 of 10 March 2008, respectively).Allocated funds were granted for the first time in 2006 in the form of subsidized credit with interest paid by the State. Companies that successfully completed projects were granted tax credits.
The Office for Research Coordination and Promotion, located in the State Office for Patents and Trademarks, is responsible for managing the funds allocated to support San Marino companies active in R&D.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON EUREKA IN SAN MARINO CONTACT
Ufficio di Stato Brevetti e Marchi
Tel. +378 883859
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
SERBIA 
Contact Details
Mrs Snezana Omic
National Project Coordinator
snezana.omic@mpn.gov.rs
Serbia has been a member of the EUREKA organization since June 2002. The management of the EUREKA activities for Serbia has been assigned to the Ministry of Science and Technological Development. Since 2002 the Ministry of Science and Technological Development, in the framework of its Programme for international scientific cooperation, established the “EUREKA Programme”, which offers funding opportunities to Serbian companies and research organisations wishing to participate in EUREKA projects.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON EUREKA IN SERBIA CONTACT
Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development
Tel. +381 11 3616589
ASSOCIATED COUNTRY
SINGAPORE 
Contact Details
Mrs Celia Zheng Xiya
Senior Development Partner (Global Innovation Network)
Enterprise Singapore
230 Victoria Street, #09-00,
Bugis Junction Office Tower
Singapore 188024
e-mail: Celia_ZHENG@enterprisesg.gov.sg
web: https://www.enterprisesg.gov.sg/
Mr Ye Shen
Enterprise Singapore
230 Victoria Street, #09-00,
Bugis Junction Office Tower
Singapore 188024
e-mail: SHEN_Ye@enterprisesg.gov.sg
web: https://www.enterprisesg.gov.sg/
National Funding Information (Last updated 23/01/2026)
Singaporean funding agency, Enterprise Singapore, funds R&D costs for SMEs and large companies participating in this call. Funding is available as a grant. Enterprise Singapore has an open budget to support projects that pass the evaluation criteria.
The amount of funding available depends on the type of organisation applying.
| Type of organisation | Amount of funding available |
| Startups and SMEs | Up to 50% of eligible project costs |
| Large companies | Up to 30% of eligible project costs |
| Research organisations or universities | See note below |
Research organisation or university
Institutes of Higher Learning (IHLs) and research institutions (Ris) can only be funded as a subcontractor to a private enterprise.
Additional steps for applications from Singapore
Companies must submit an application via the Business Grant Portal. The application instructions will be given upon prior consultation with an Enterprise Singapore representative.
Additional eligibility criteria for applications from Singapore
Applicant companies must be:
- Locally owned (the applicant should have at least 30% of its ordinary shares held directly or indirectly by Singaporeans/Singapore PRs)
- In a financially viable position to start and complete the project
The lead applicant should be a business entity that is registered/incorporated and operating in Singapore.
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
SLOVACK REPUBLIC 
Contact Details
Mrs Jaroslava Kováčová
MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, SCIENCE, RESEARCH AND SPORT
Stromová 1, 813 30 Bratislava 1
Slovak Republic
phone: +421 2 591 026 18
fax: +421 2 591 026 20
e-mail: jaroslava.kovacova@minedu.sk
Web: www.minedu.sk
National Funding Information
Estimated Envelope / Percentage of funding
Confirmed information is not yet available.
Funding situation/ Application rules
Limited amount available for SME’s from the ministry of Economy and some money for Universities.
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
SLOVENIA 
Contact Details
Mr Dejan Korazija
National Project Coordinator
Slovenian Research and Innovation Agency
phone: +386 1 400 59 88
e-mail: dejan.korazija@aris-rs.si
National Funding Information
Slovenian participants can apply to the national call for proposals. Slovenia accepts the CELTIC-NEXT and all Clusters evaluation.
Estimated Envelope / Percentage of funding
Maximum funding rate is 50% of eligible costs.
Funding situation/ Application rules
All types of partners: SME’s, Industries, Univ. / If the project has Label, it can receive funding for the running period / But no retroactive funding.
Formalities to be fulfilled
Application for national funding / Contract for the whole duration of the project.
ASSOCIATED COUNTRY
SOUTH-AFRICA 
Contact Details
Mr Toto Matshediso
Director: Global Projects (Eureka NPC)
Department of Science and Innovation
phone: +2712 843 6339
e-mail: Toto.Matshediso@dst.gov.za
web: www.dst.gov.za
web: www.esastap.org
Ms Eudy Mabuza
Senior Science and Technology Representative (Eureka Deputy HLR)
Department of Science and Innovation
e-mail: eudy.mabuza@dst.gov.za
web: www.dst.gov.za
Ms Vinny Pillay
Chief Director: International Resources (Eureka HLR)
Department of Science and Innovation
e-mail: Vinny.pillay@dst.gov.za
web: www.dst.gov.za
National Funding Information (Last updated 23/01/2026)
South African funding agency, the Department of Science and Innovation (DSI), funds R&D costs for SMEs, large companies, universities, and research institutions participating in this call. Funding is available as a grant with a maximum of 300,000 euro per project.
The amount of funding available depends on the type of organisation applying.
| Type of organisation | Amount of funding available |
| Startups | Up to 75% of eligible project costs |
| SMEs | Up to 70% of eligible project costs |
| Large companies | Up to 50% of eligible project costs |
| Universities | Up to 75% of eligible project costs |
| Research organisations | Up to 60% of eligible project costs |
Each project will go through a funding negotiation process with DSTI to determine the exact percentage of funding they will receive. The funding sum will be transferred in tranches in accordance with the project duration.
Additional steps for applications from South Africa
Applicants must inform South Africa’s National Project Coordinator of their interest to submit a proposal and share their project outline 6 weeks before submitting their project. To be considered for national funding, applicants are required to submit a national funding application form to DSTI (info.eureka@dsti.gov.za) within 7 days after closing date of the call. The application form will be sent to applicants after their first meeting with DSTI.
Additional eligibility criteria for applications from South Africa
Funding is available to registered companies and SMEs as per South African definition. Science Councils and Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) are also eligible to apply if they are a partner to an SMEs. Projects are to be led by SMEs. DSTI will prioritise funding to SMEs and project teams with Black participants, women, and young innovators/scientists as part of the South African transformative targets.
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
SOUTH-KOREA 
Contact Details
Youngji Tak
EUREKA NCP
Director, KIAT Europe office
Belgicastraat 3
1930 Zaventem
Belgium
Tel : +32 (0)2 431 0591
Mobile: +32 (0)471 9571 05 – +82 (0)109 1393 456
Email : yjtak@kiat.or.kr
web: www.kiat.or.kr
Inyoung YOO
EUREKA Deputy NCP
Senior Researcher, KIAT Europe office
Belgicastraat 3
1930 Zaventem
Belgium
Tel: +32 2 431 0594
Email: europe1@kiat.or.kr
web: www.kiat.or.kr
Mihyun Kim
EUREKA Deputy NPC
Principal Researcher, International Cooperation Office, KIAT
(06152) Teheran-ro 305
Gangnam-gu, Seoul
Republic of Korea
Tel: +82 2 6009 3768
Email: mihyun.kim@kiat.or.kr
web: www.kiat.or.kr
National Funding Information
How to Participate in Celtic-Next Cluster Call in Korea as presented by Mrs Hyewook Joung at the CELTIC-NEXT Day on 2nd December 2020. Download here
Funding situation and research focus in South Korea as presented by Mrs Hyewook Joung at the CELTIC-EUROGIA Proposers Day on 16th September 2020. Download here
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
SPAIN 
Contact Details
Ms Juana Sánchez
Technological Cooperation Deputy Directorate
Technology and Internationalization Directorate (CDTI)
Alfonso XI, 6, 28014 Madrid, Spain
phone: +34 91 581 0489
fax: +34 91 581 5586
e-mail: juana.sanchez@cdti.es
National Funding Information (Last updated 23/01/2026)
Spanish funding agency, the Spanish Centre for Technological Development and Innovation (CDTI), funds participants in this call under two different funding lines:
Proyectos de cooperación tecnológica internacional
- Loan of up to 75% of eligible costs (85% for companies based in convergence regions), where grant of 30% (non-repayable part) for SMEs, 25% for large companies
- Euribor interest loan to be reimbursed in a 10 or15 year period
- Minimum budget for each company is 175,000 euro. There is no budget limitation for Spanish partners, but the budget must be in concordance with the activities to be developed and the capacity of the company
- Project duration from 1 to 3 years
- Eligible expenses: depreciation, consumables, staff, external collaboration, and overheads
- Companies can have 50% of the credit in advance up to 300,000 euro
- Tax relief report
- SMEs and large companies are eligible
- R&D centres and universities have no direct funding, but can participate, subcontracted by a Spanish company
More details are available on the website of CDTI.
INNOGLOBAL Call 2026 (details will be confirmed upon publishing the call)
- Beneficiaries: companies (SMEs and midcaps up to 499 employees)
- Grants up to 80%
- Eligible Spanish regions: Andalucía, Baleares, Canarias, Castilla La Mancha, Castilla y León, Ceuta, Community of Valencia, Extremadura, Galicia, Melilla, and Murcia
- Minimum eligible Budget: 175,000 euro. There is no budget limitation for Spanish partners, but budget must be in concordance with the activities to be developed and the capacity of the company
- Subcontracting up to 50% (70% in the health sector)
- Duration: start in 2026, end date, 31/12/2028
More information is available on the website of CDTI.
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
SWEDEN 
Contact Details
Sanna Edlund
Programme manager
Health department
Vinnova
Maester Samuelsgatan 56 -101 58 Stockholm – Sweden
Phone: +46 8 473 31 63
e-mail: sanna.edlund@vinnova.se
Web: www.vinnova.se
Sweden does ONLY support CELTIC-NEXT’s SPRING CALLS.
National Funding Information (Last updated 23/01/2026)
Swedish funding agency, Vinnova, funds R&D costs for SMEs and large companies participating in this call. Funding is available as a grant with a maximum funding of 15 million Swedish krona per project.
The amount of funding available depends on the type of organisation applying.
| Type of organisation | Amount of funding available |
| SMEs | Up to 50% of eligible project costs |
| Large companies | Up to 30% of eligible project costs |
| Research organisations or universities | Up to 100% of eligible project costs |
Additional eligibility criteria for applications from Sweden
- Projects must include at least one small or medium-sized enterprise (SME)
- At least 60% of the total work effort in the consortium must come from the participating companies.
More information is available on the website of Vinnova.
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
SWITZERLAND 
Contact Details
Switzerland does not currently finance Eureka Clusters projects, therefore Swiss participants can participate in CELTIC-NEXT projects on “self-funded base.
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NON EUREKA MEMBER
TAIWAN 
Contact Details
Mr Simone Lang
ITRI – Industrial Technology Research Institute
International Business Center
Western Europe Office
phone: +49 30 8609 3610
e-mail: slang@itri.de
site: ITRI
National Funding Information
Find here the last funding situation and research focus made for this CELTIC Spring Call 2023 during our Launch Event on the 1st December 2022 for Taiwan – Frank Shiu, ITRI.
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
TÜRKIYE 
Contact Details
Ms. Bahriye Özkara
TÜBİTAK – The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Türkiye
Tunus Cad. No:80 Kavaklıdere ANKARA – TÜRKİYE
e-mail: bahriye.ozkara@tubitak.gov.tr
Ms. Ayşenur Altıntaş
TÜBİTAK – The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Türkiye
Tunus Cad. No:80 Kavaklıdere ANKARA – TÜRKİYE
e-mail: aysenur.kapisiz@tubitak.gov.tr
Office e-mail: eureka@tubitak.gov.tr
Web:
http://www.tubitak.gov.tr/
https://eureka.org.tr/
National Funding Information (Last updated 23/01/2026)
Turkish funding agency, TÜBİTAK, funds R&D costs for SMEs and large companies participating in this call. Funding is available as a grant.
The amount of funding available depends on the type of organisation applying.
| Type of organisation | Amount of funding available |
| SMEs | Up to 75% of eligible project costs |
| Large companies | Up to 60% of eligible project costs |
All companies established in Türkiye can apply to the programme. Within the scope of the national application, universities or research institutes are not eligible to participate as partners; however, they may be involved as subcontractors. More information is available on the National Programme Rules website.
Additional evaluation steps for applications from Türkiye
Project proposals are evaluated according to the following three dimensions:
- Dimension: Industrial R&D content, technology level, innovative aspect
- Dimension: Eligibility of project plan and enterprise infrastructure for the project
- Dimension: Turnover of the project outputs to economic benefit and national benefit
Additional steps for applications from Türkiye
Project applications are submitted to TÜBİTAK via PRODİS.
The project should be submitted to TÜBİTAK in accordance with the evaluation calendar of the relevant call.
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
UKRAINE 
Contact details
Ms Olena Kharina
National Projects Coordinator
Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine
Bouleevard Shevchenko 16, office 112-v
UA 01601 Kyiv – UKRAINE
Tel: +38 098 866 60 56 (Viber, Watsapp, Telegramm, Messenger)
Tel: +38 050 549 35 99 (Viber, Watsapp, Telegramm)
e-mail: kharina@mon.gov.ua
FULL MEMBERSHIP COUNTRY
UNITED KINGDOM 
Contact Details
Mr Ben Morris
Eureka Programme Manager
EIT National Contac Point UK
InnovateUK – Polaris House
North Star Avenue, Swindon, Wiltshire
SN2 1FL, United Kingdom
Mobile: +44 7795 641 229
E-Mail: Ben.Morris@iuk.ukri.org
Web: Innovate UK – European Institute of Innovation & Technology (EIT)
National Funding Information
The last funding situation and research focus of the United Kingdom during the CELTIC Proposers Brokerage Day in London on the 18th of September 2024:
• Tom Kirkham, Innovate UK Business Connect
• Belen Rebollo-Garcia, Innovate UK Business Connect
Estimated Envelope / Percentage of funding
The UK has announced that it will be supporting CELTIC cluster projects in 2024. Innovate UK, part of UK Research and Innovation, is the UK public authority granting national funding of CELTIC-labelled international projects, more info: Funding competition in UK
