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Find similar grantsEIT RawMaterials 2025 Call for Proposals is sponsored by European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) RawMaterials. Supports innovation in raw materials, including those used in organic electronics.
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Home | EIT RawMaterials - Developing raw materials into a major strength for Europe DOK-ING Mining: Remote-Operated Machines for the World's Most… The return on critical minerals investment should be resilience,… Weeefiner achieves scale-up breakthrough in industrial… Products & Services Brought to Market Supporting Skills & Workforce Development Enabled by our extensive academic network, our education platform is designed to advance workforce skills, and is complemented by innovation and education projects announced via regular open calls.
Solutions for Professionals & Industry European Raw Materials Academy Modular learning activities strengthening the workforce powering Europe's raw materials future. Solutions for Students, Professionals, & Industry European Advanced Materials Academy Modular learning activities delivering the skills powering Europe's next generation of innovation.
Open Innovation Challenge for Talent Pitch your solution live in Amsterdam to industry leaders shaping the future of Europe's green and circular metals sector. Building Global Partnerships for Europe's Critical Raw Materials Securing critical raw materials requires strong international cooperation.
Managed by EIT RawMaterials and supported by the European Commission, the Critical Raw Materials Facility (CRMF) connects strategic projects, partners and investors to strengthen Europe's future supply chains. By turning international partnerships into tangible opportunities, the CRMF helps improve Europe's long-term supply security.
Providing Strategic Advice & Investment With our trusted expertise in EU policy, industry and research, we offer innovative financial solutions across the raw materials value chain. From early stage start-ups to scale-ups and SMEs, our strategic advisory services are designed to open doors to funding and investment.
In alignment with EU objectives, we offer strategic advice to high-impact projects that support the transition to green energy and a secure… Solutions for Innovation & Investors Start-Up to Scale-Up Investments By investing in start-ups and scale-ups, we support business creation and help transform revolutionary ideas into impactful products and… Solutions for Mining & Industry Investment for Miners, Processors & Recyclers We facilitate financing for new critical raw materials projects by aligning capital with equipment supply, offtake agreements, and… ERMA - European Raw Materials Alliance The European Raw Materials Alliance (ERMA) aims to make Europe economically more resilient by diversifying its supply chains, creating jobs, attracting investments to the raw materials value chain, fostering innovation, training young talents and contributing to the best enabling framework for raw materials and the Circular Economy worldwide.
We support innovative start-ups and SMEs through live calls and projects that accelerate growth, advance technology and produce sustainable material solutions. Selected participants gain visibility through membership in our EIT RawMaterials partner community and affiliated networking events. Calling on innovation proposals from consortia to apply for funding in the quest to boost Europe’s raw materials sector.
The application is based on cut-off dates throughout the year. KAVA 14 Call - RIS Innovation Calling proposals for RIS Capacity Building and Innovation projects to enhance Europe’s raw materials value chain through sustainable mining, processing, and recycling. Creating Real-World Impact Supported by live calls and projects, strategic advice and network connections – our start-ups are changing the face of the raw materials sector.
View our startup portfolio DOK-ING Mining: Remote-Operated Machines for the World's Most Dangerous Mines The return on critical minerals investment should be resilience, not profit Weeefiner achieves scale-up breakthrough in industrial wastewater metal recovery Europe's innovation problem is not too much regulation, it is too little orchestration By Victor Mulas, Chief Innovation Officer of CIC and President of CIC Catalyst Mapping the unknown: How Xcalibur is unlocking the resources that will define our future Interview with the CEO of Xcalibur, Andrés Blanco Europe’s Smelters: The Strategic Assets We Cannot Afford to Lose By Richard Holtum, CEO of Trafigura Partnering for Strategic Resilience: Forging a Brazil-Europe Rare Earth Partnership Hannover Messe 2026 | 21 April 2026 Bernd Schäfer CEO, Managing Director, EIT RawMaterials
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