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EU Open EU-FUNDING-PORTAL-HORIZON-CL4-2024-RESILIENCE-01-41

'Innovate to transform' support for SME's sustainability transition (CSA)

European Commission (EC) · Competitive · Horizon Europe

At a glance

'Innovate to transform' support for SME's sustainability transition (CSA) is an EU-level competitive grant from European Commission for the horizon europe sector. Funding is up to €1.3M. Eligible applicants: Open to eligible organisations in EU Member States and Horizon Europe associated countries; consortium requirements vary by topic - see the official call conditions. The application deadline is September 30, 2026. Apply via the official listing at ec.europa.eu.

Amount
Up to €1.3M
Deadline
Sep 30, 2026
Type
Competitive
Status
Open

About this program

The objective of this call is to select up to 25 manufacturing SMEs that will receive support to define and implement their MANTRA Journey plan, with the aim of becoming more sustainable and innovative.Through this initiative, selected SMEs will enhance their capacity to adopt advanced technologies and social innovation for sustainability through collaboration with technology providers and by accessing services provided by EU specialised business support networks and organisations. Financial support of up to EUR 50,000 per SME will be available to implement the recommended transformation roadmap following the advisory phase.Proposals should focus on a transformation project that is realistic, impactful and embedded in the SME’s strategy for long-term sustainability and growth through the uptake of advanced technologies. The proposed concept must contribute to the green and digital transf...

Who can apply

Open to eligible organisations in EU Member States and Horizon Europe associated countries; consortium requirements vary by topic - see the official call conditions.

How to apply

Apply through the EU Funding & Tenders portal; submission is electronic via the portal's Submission Service before the topic deadline.

Apply at official source