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EIT Climate-KIC: Green Business Ideas is a program from the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) that funds innovation and entrepreneurship projects at higher education institutions across Europe.
The EIT Higher Education Initiative's Call for Proposals offers up to 2 million euros per project to strengthen entrepreneurial skills, launch new innovation structures, and deepen collaboration between universities, industry, and society. Projects can focus on boosting STEM talent pipelines or strengthening synergies between the EIT ecosystem and European Universities alliances.
Eligible applicants are consortia led by higher education institutions in EU member states, including startups and SMEs as partners.
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EIT Higher Education Initiative’s Call for Proposals | Climate KIC EIT Higher Education Initiative’s Call for Proposals Consortia led by higher education institutions with business, research, and public sector partners The EIT Higher Education Initiative’s Call for Proposals 2025 is now open, offering up to €2 million per project to strengthen innovation and entrepreneurship capacity in higher education across Europe.
This call will support projects that enable universities and their partners to develop critical entrepreneurial skills and mindsets, launch new innovation structures and programmes, and strengthen strategic collaboration with industry and society. Projects can apply under: Topic 1: Boosting the innovation and entrepreneurship capacity of Europe’s STEM talent pipeline.
Topic 2: Strengthening synergies across the European higher education and innovation area, specifically between the EIT ecosystem and the European Universities alliances. Find all the detailed information, how to apply, and the next info sessions on the EIT Higher Education Initiative website:
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Startups and SMEs from EU member states. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
EIT Climate-KIC: Green Business Ideas is funded by European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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