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Single Market Programme: Stepping up organisational and entrepreneurial capacity of SMEs in social economy is sponsored by European Commission (through EISMEA). This call under the Single Market Programme (formerly COSME) supports projects that aim to improve the professionalization and organizational capacity of SMEs in the social economy, as well as social economy 'enabling organizations'.
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Social economy enterprises: capacity building and business opportunities for social circular enterprises (SMP-COSME-2024-SEE) - European Innovation Council and SMEs Executive Agency (EISMEA) Social economy enterprises: capacity building and business opportunities for social circular enterprises (SMP-COSME-2024-SEE) Reference SMP-COSME-2024-SEE Publication date 1 October 2024 in the EU Funding & Tenders Portal Opening date 1 October 2024 Deadline model Single-stage Deadline date 10 December 2024, 17:00 (CET) This call for proposals in the field of social economy under the Competitiveness of Enterprises and SMEs strand of the Single Market Programme (SMP COSME) comprises two topics: Topic 1: SMP-COSME-2024-SEE-01 - Stepping up organisational and entrepreneurial capacity of SMEs in social economy.
This topic aims to improve quality of management and organisational excellence of SMEs in the social economy through the design and implementation of capacity building, training, coaching and advisory services. The activities developed by the selected proposals should be replicable by capturing the designed services in modular blueprints.
Topic 2: SMP-COSME-2024-SEE-02 - Partnerships for circular value chains between mainstream businesses and SMEs in social economy. This topic aims to increase the contribution of SMEs in the social economy to the development of circular economy value chains. For this, it will promote and support partnerships between social economy and mainstream (for-profit) businesses.
Total available budget: EUR 8 000 000 For Topic 1 - Stepping up organisational and entrepreneurial capacity of SMEs in social economy: EUR 6 000 000 For Topic 2 - Partnerships for circular value chains between mainstream businesses and SMEs in social economy: EUR 2 000 000 When applying to the call, on top of mandatory standard Application Form Parts A & B, you must upload the following mandatory annex: Annex 5 to Part B - Eligibility checklist - to be uploaded under ‘Other annexes’ field: - For Topic 1: SMP-COSME-2024-SEE-01 — Stepping up organisational and entrepreneurial capacity of SMEs in social economy - For Topic 2: SMP-COSME-2024-SEE-02 — Partnerships for circular value chains between mainstream businesses and SMEs in social economy On 17 October 2024, EISMEA hosted an online informative session on the call SMP-COSME-2024-SEE, covering both topics “Stepping up organisational and entrepreneurial capacity of SMEs in social economy” and “Partnerships for circular value chains between mainstream businesses and SMEs in social economy”.
You will find below: the slides of the info session
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Proposals must be submitted by a consortium of applicants, including social economy 'enabling organisations' (e. g. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows expected between EUR 1,500,000 and 2,000,000 per project. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Single Market Programme: Stepping up organisational and entrepreneurial capacity of SMEs in social economy is funded by European Commission (through EISMEA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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