Welcome to
Welfare Technology in Europe with the EEA and Norway Grants
- When? 11.00 - 12.30 CET, 24 September 2020
- Where? Online - link will be sent out before the event starts
What is Welfare Technology and how will these innovations play a role in our future? Join this online event to take a closer look at welfare technology developments in selected countries such as Norway, Bulgaria and Poland.
Bilateral cooperation can promote innovation and new solutions within welfare technology. This event will also inform about the funding opportunities offered by the EEA and Norway Grants for welfare technology projects.
Questions? Get in touch:
nikita.dhawan@innovasjonnorge.no
Funding opportunities: EEA and Norway Grants
In 2020-2021, there over 2 million Euro will be available for the funding of Welfare Technology projects under the EEA and Norway Grants. Calls for proposals will soon be launched in Bulgaria, Poland and Slovaka where Norwegian companies can become project partners. Are you interested in learning more? Then you should not miss this event.
- Eligible applicants:
- Bulgarian, Polish and Slovak registered SMEs or large enterprises with with no more than 25 % public ownership.
- Eligible partners:
- Any private or public entity, commercial or non-commercial, established as a legal person in Norway, Iceland or another EEA and Norway Grants country.
Relevant projects
In general, projects should contribute to either of these two points:
- The development of innovative welfare products / services / technologies / processes / solutions.
- The commercialisation (new to the market) of innovative welfare products / services / technologies commercialised.
Typical activities would include:
- Development of innovative WT-technologies and services that helps elderly and persons with disabilities to become more independent and self-reliant;
- Development of WT-products, services and solutions that would help meeting the social and health challenges of the ageing society;
- Development of technological solutions mainly used by/support staff that delivers or carry out welfare services.
Co-organisers
