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EIT Culture & Creativity: Short Innovation Projects is sponsored by EIT Culture & Creativity. This call supports high-impact initiatives addressing challenges in the Cultural and Creative Sectors and Industries (CCSI). It focuses on fast-paced, results-driven innovation projects with a maximum duration of 6 months, delivering tangible and market-ready solutions.
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Calls and Funding | EIT Culture & Creativity Open Innovation Community Are you a creative professional with a bold idea? An entrepreneur seeking the tools to scale your business? An educator guiding the next generation of cultural and creative talent?
You're in the right place. EIT Culture & Creativity transforms innovative concepts into purpose-driven partnerships. We run transparent, competitive calls supported by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology and following Horizon Europe regulations.
Through our six Regional Hubs, we bring together creators, educators, businesses and innovators who share a vision for responsible and sustainable growth. Explore our active opportunities below and discover how we can support you. EIT Culture & Creativity offers funding, strategic guidance and access to networks that help turn ideas into reality.
Independent external experts evaluate all proposals according to clear criteria, ensuring fairness at each stage. Whether you're looking for financial resources, mentorship or connections, we're here to facilitate your journey from concept to implementation. Join us in our mission to strengthen Europe's cultural and creative innovation ecosystem.
There are no active items at the moment In addition to the information sessions, applicants may submit their inquiries via the official EIT Culture & Creativity contact form This form should be used for all questions related to call content, technical aspects, thematic focus, administrative, financial, or procedural matters. Make your impact go further Join a dynamic European community and contribute to shaping cultural innovation.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Open to single SMEs or consortia proposing high-impact initiatives. All proposals must have a minimum co-funding rate of 30%. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to €59,500 for single applicants; up to €120,000 for consortia. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
EIT Culture & Creativity: Short Innovation Projects is funded by EIT Culture & Creativity. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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