Details
- Status
- Closed
- Publication date
- 7 March 2023
- Opening date
- Deadline model
- Single-stage
- Deadline date
- 12 April 2023, 17:00 (CEST)
- Industrial Ecosystem
- Proximity and social economy
- Level of funding
- EU level
Description
Overview
Objectives
Through this call, the SocialTech4EU project will fund upskilling and reskilling activities within social enterprises on topics such as ICT, emerging technologies, open innovation, business administration, marketing and sales.
Activities/actions supported
The training services purchased with the financial support must be related to one or more of the following categories:
- ICT (Information and Communications Technology) skills - basic and/or advanced.
- Emerging technologies for the social economy.
- Open innovation.
- Business administration, marketing and sales.
Projects funded under this call will have the ability to apply for further financial support in future project phases (2023-2024), including awards on innovation and acceleration.
Anticipated outcomes
Funded projects will contribute to strengthening the EU’s social economy ecosystems, particularly their resilience and innovation capacity, competitiveness, and sustainability, as they adapt to the green and digital transitions.
Institution providing the funding
SocialTech4EU
Size of funding
From €3.000 to €35.000
Conditions
Overview of eligibility criteria
In order to be eligible, applicants must meet all the following requirements:
- Be a legal entity.
- Be a Social Enterprise or a start-up with a social mission or impact.
- Be a start-up or SME
- Establishing in one of the following countries: EU Member States, EEA countries and COSME associated countries.
- Apply as an individual organisation
- Not have a conflict of interest with SocialTech4EU project partners.
Overview of award criteria
All eligible applications will be reviewed against the following evaluation criteria:
- Relevance (40 points): How relevant is the proposed training plan to the objectives/themes of the SocialTech4EU project and Call, as well as to the technological and digital development of the applicant organisation?
- Quality (30 points): To what extent are the proposed training plan and expected results linked to the training needs of the applicant organisation? How clear, coherent and realistic is the plan? Is it consistent with the amount of the financial support (€3.000)?
- Impact (30 points): To what extent is the training plan likely to have a tangible impact on the applicant organisation’s technological and digital development process?
Procedures
Application procedures
Applicants must:
- Complete the application form at https://zfrmz.com/y5Pev58b5EtzFkBsXcQA
- Attachethe following annexes to the application: registration act; Statute (if available); proof of registration as a Social Enterprise (if available); for start-ups with a social mission/impact, any document that can demonstrate their social mission/impact (e.g. certifications, registration to specific registries – see details in section “Eligible applicants”).
Application support available
A list of contacts is included in the call link (see below).