
Eterra: your partner for Horizon 2030
Eterra Partners offers complete support in your approach to calls for projects for the European Horizon 2030 fund, whatever your field of activity. We are committed to optimizing your time and mastering the complex administrative aspects of calls for tenders, by implementing a suitable methodology to maximize your chances of success. Contact us now by filling out our dedicated form, and we will get back to you quickly to discuss your projects.
Why chose us?
Europe allocates a budget of 95 billion euros to support future economic projects
We offer support on calls for projects, covering various sectors of activity
The main challenges include the need to devote a lot of time and administrative control over tenders
Expertise and methodology adapted to maximize the chances of project success
Frequently Asked Questions about the European fund
What is the European fund and what is its budget allocated by Europe?
The European fund is a European program with a budget of 95 billion euros intended to finance economic projects for the future of Europe.
How can Eterra Partners help you in your approach to calls for projects for the European fund?
Eterra Partners offers personalized support on calls for projects for the European fund, whatever your field of activity, such as research, medical, fintech or AI.
What are the main difficulties encountered by clients when responding to calls for projects for the European fund?
Clients often emphasize the need to devote a lot of time and possess in-depth administrative expertise to respond to calls for tenders, which are sometimes structured as consortia with a 10% advance required.
What is Eterra Partners' method for maximizing the chances of success of projects for the European fund?
Eterra Partners provides specialized consultants and adapts its methodology to optimize the chances of success of European fund projects, by guaranteeing remuneration based solely on positive results, after a pre-study of the viability of the project.
Conditions to benefit from the Horizon 2030 fund
Eligibility
Eligible applicants to benefit from the Horizon 2030 fund may include various types of organizations such as companies (large companies, SMEs), universities, research centers, public bodies, NGOs, industry associations, etc. Eligibility criteria may vary depending on the type of project and specific calls for proposals. For example, some calls may be open only to SMEs, while others may be aimed at public-private partnerships or research consortia.
Project quality
Projects funded by Horizon 2030 must be innovative and have high impact potential. This means that they must propose new or improved solutions to existing challenges or problems, and must clearly demonstrate their added value and relevance to the objectives of the Horizon 2030 programme. Projects must also be in line with the priorities and areas of action defined by the EU, such as the transition to a circular economy, the fight against climate change, the promotion of health and well-being, etc. .
Partnerships
In many cases, projects funded by Horizon 2030 require partnerships between different actors, such as public-private partnerships, research consortia, innovation networks, etc. These partnerships make it possible to bring together complementary skills, resources and diverse expertise to develop more effective solutions that are better adapted to the needs of the market or society. Partnerships can also promote the sharing of risks and costs, as well as the dissemination and exploitation of research results.
Budget
Horizon 2030 projects must respect the budgetary guidelines specified in the corresponding calls for proposals. Allocated budgets may vary depending on the size and complexity of the project, as well as the specific objectives to be achieved. It is important that applicants use funds efficiently and transparently, ensuring that costs are justified and resources are allocated optimally to achieve the expected results.
Regulatory Compliance
Applicants and projects funded by Horizon 2030 must comply with all regulations and legal requirements in force in the EU and in the countries where the project will be carried out. This may include regulations regarding intellectual property, data protection, occupational health and safety, research ethics, etc. It is essential to comply with these regulations to avoid any delays or complications in the financing process and to guarantee the legality and legitimacy of the project.
Impact and sustainability
Projects financed by the Horizon 2030 fund must demonstrate significant impact and long-term sustainability. This means that they must not only produce tangible results and measurable benefits during the duration of the project, but also have the potential to generate positive effects in the longer term, whether economically, socially or environmentally. Applicants must therefore establish clear performance indicators to assess the impact of their project, as well as a results management and valorization plan to ensure effective exploitation and appropriate dissemination of the results obtained.
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