COSME: Concurrentievermogen voor het mkb

EU-subsidieprogramma (onderdeel van het Single Market Programme) dat via semipublieke organisaties het concurrentievermogen van het mkb verbetert, met oproepen rond toegang tot financiering, internationale markten en een gunstig ondernemersklimaat. Budget EUR 1 miljard voor 2021-2027.

• deelnemers moeten gevestigd zijn in een van de EU-lidstaten of in een van de deelnemende landen aan COSME
• het programma loopt via intermediaire, semipublieke organisaties met het (internationale) mkb als doelgroep
• per oproep gelden specifieke voorwaarden voor deelname (zie werkprogramma en Funding & Tender portal)

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• C_2023_1119_F1_ANNEX_EN_V3_P1_2487751.PDF · 63 pag.
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  EN EN
  EUROPEAN
  COMMISSION
  Brussels, 22.2.2023
  C(2023) 1119 final
  ANNEX 2
  ANNEX
  to the
  COMMISSION IMPLEMENTING DECISION
  on the financing of the Programme for the internal market, competitiveness of
  enterprises, including small and medium sized enterprises, the area of plants, animals,
  food and feed and European Statistics and the adoption of the work programme for
  2023-2024
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  Table of Contents
  ANNEX II Improving the competitiveness of enterprises, particularly SMEs, and
  supporting their access to markets ............................................................................... 3
  1. Introduction .................................................................................................................. 3
  2. Grants .......................................................................................................................... 7
  2.1. Enterprise Europe Network .......................................................................................... 7
  2.2. Joint Cluster Initiatives (EUROCLUSTERS) for Europe’s recovery .......................... 7
  2.3. Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs ............................................................................... 7
  2.4. Enterprise Europe Network – annual conference ......................................................... 8
  2.5. Enterprise Europe Network Energy Efficiency Action ................................................ 9
  2.6. Support to Ukrainian entrepreneurs – Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs ................. 12
  2.7. Support to Ukrainian companies to integrate into the Single Market ........................ 14
  2.8. European Agrifood Sustainability Cluster Partnerships............................................. 17
  2.9. Promoting trans-European tourism products in third countries ................................. 19
  2.10. Transitioning to a more sustainable and resilient ecosystem – empowering
  tourism SMEs ............................................................................................................. 20
  2.11. Support to organisations for actions in the context of the EU Pact for Skills for
  the Textiles Ecosystem ............................................................................................... 22
  2.12. Proximity and social economy industrial ecosystem: boosting the digital
  transition of social economy enterprises and SMEs ................................................... 24
  2.13. Boosting SMEs’ and stakeholders’ capacities to participate in construction and
  renovation projects through the Affordable Housing Initiative European
  Partnership .................................................................................................................. 26
  2.14. European Industry Days 2023 .................................................................................... 29
  2.15. European Solar Academy ........................................................................................... 30
  3. Procurement ............................................................................................................. 33
  3.1. SME Policy - SME Performance Review .................................................................. 33
  3.2. SME POLICY - Outreach (SME Assembly/SME Envoys, IT tools) ........................ 33
  3.3. SME Policy – Credit management training and financial literacy for SMEs ............ 34
  3.4. Support to women entrepreneurs ................................................................................ 35
  3.5. SME friendly training for Central Purchasing Bodies (CPBs) .................................. 36
  3.6. Sustainable procurement hubs .................................................................................... 37
  3.7. European Cluster Collaboration Platform .................................................................. 39
  3.8. Monitoring the performance of EU industry and industrial ecoystems ..................... 41
  3.9. Erasmus for young entrepreneurs – support to Ukrainian entrepreneurs
  (promotion)................................................................................................................. 42
  3.10. Enterprise Europe Network – animation tasks ........................................................... 43
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  3.11. Stakeholder online community for the textiles ecosystem ......................................... 45
  3.12. Fit for future ............................................................................................................... 47
  3.13. Supporting actions ...................................................................................................... 49
  4. Actions implemented in indirect management ...................................................... 51
  4.1. European Union Chemicals Legislation Finder (EUCLEF) ...................................... 51
  4.2. European Union Observatory for Nanomaterials (EUON) ........................................ 51
  4.3. SME Fund – Intellectual property voucher for post-COVID-19 recovery and
  green and digital transition ......................................................................................... 53
  4.4. Improving socio-economic knowledge of the EU tourism ecosystem ....................... 56
  5. Other actions or expenditure ................................................................................... 57
  5.1. Circular plastics products and materials in a resilient econmy – Administrative
  arrangement ................................................................................................................ 57
  5.2. Remunerated experts; reimbursement of experts ....................................................... 58
  6. Supplementary information ........................................................................................ 59
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  ANNEX II
  IMPROVING THE COMPETITIVENESS OF ENTERPRISES, PARTICULARLY SMES, AND
  SUPPORTING THEIR ACCESS TO MARKETS
  1. INTRODUCTION
  The third work programme for the SME pillar of the Single Market Programme continues
  to focus on implementing the SME strategy in the context of industrial ecosystems and
  the SME components of the updated Industrial Strategy, with strong emphasis on
  supporting SMEs’ recovery and the green and digital transition while helping them
  achieve success in an increasingly competitive and fast moving environment. The work
  programme sets out actions for all SME pillar objectives: facilitating access to markets,
  fostering entrepreneurship and the acquisition of entrepreneurial skills, promoting the
  modernisation of industry and addressing global and societal challenges.
  Issues related to the COVID-19 pandemic and the Russian military aggression in Ukraine
  have also caused serious challenges for European SMEs’ competitiveness, resilience and
  access to markets. The SME Pillar work programme contains a number of new measures
  and changes to existing measures to address these challenges:
   In particular, the Enterprise Europe Network Energy Efficiency Action will provide
  direct support to SMEs across the EU (and in countries associated with the SME
  pillar) to help them improve the energy efficiency of their facilities and production
  lines. This will help them to survive the current pressures resulting from the un-
  precedented increases in energy prices, and also to boost their resilience to future
  energy market crises.
   The new European Solar Academy will launch a pilot action to educate and train
  workforce in and for the solar PV manufacturing supply chain in the EU. It responds
  to the needs of the sector and will provide training and development opportunities for
  SMEs across the solar value chain.
   There is also a new cluster partnerships action that will inter alia help to tackle
  escalating prices in the food industry.
  Other new measures include support for the tourism ecosystem, and measures to
  support Ukrainian businesses and displaced entrepreneurs that will also strengthen
  market access by European businesses to Ukraine. Existing services mentioned in this
  work programme such as the Enterprise Europe Network have also been adapted to
  help businesses deal with these unprecedented challenges.
  The SME pillar will also seek to support the innovation uptake process by promoting
  new collaborative business models, networking and the sharing of knowledge and
  resources in synergy with the European Innovation Council, notably by sharing the same
  executive agency, EISMEA.
  Lack of skills is a major obstacle to enterprise growth in the EU. One specific objective
  of the SME pillar is to foster entrepreneurship and access to skills, in particular
  technological, entrepreneurial and managerial skills and to provide mentoring schemes
  for SMEs, such as Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs.
  The policy objectives of the SME pillar will also be addressed through actions to study
  and address issues, opportunities and market failures related to access to finance for
  SMEs, and communication actions on relevant sources of finance for SMEs (in
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  particular, financial instruments for SMEs provided under the InvestEU Fund)1, as well
  as the advisory services of the InvestEU Advisory Hub. These actions will help create
  more favourable conditions for access to finance for SMEs, including start-ups and scale-
  ups, enabling them to play their role as the foundation of the Union’s economic
  competitiveness.
  The SME pillar provides effective support for SMEs throughout their life-cycle, notably
  through the Enterprise Europe Network (EEN) as a one-stop-shop to help SMEs to
  improve their competitiveness and develop their business in the Single Market and
  beyond, including in the outermost regions. Clusters are a strategic tool for supporting
  the competitiveness and scaling-up of SMEs as they offer favourable and resilient
  business environments facilitating the green and digital transition. The Joint Cluster
  Initiative seeks to connect specialised industrial ecosystems, creating new business
  opportunities for SMEs and integrating them better in European and global strategic
  value chains2.
  Finally, these actions will contribute to jobs and growth creation by strengthening the
  competiveness and resilience of European SMEs, hence contributing to economic
  recovery.
  The work programme is subject to a positive opinion by a committee referred to under
  Article 21 of Regulation (EU) 2021/6903.
  On the basis of the objectives given in the Article 3(2)(b) of Regulation (EU) 2021/690,
  this work programme contains the actions to be financed and the budget breakdown for
  years 2023-25 as follows:
  a) for grants (implemented under direct management) (point 2), including the
  multiannual instalments for the Enterprise Europe Network, Joint Cluster Initiative
  and Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs,
  b) for procurement (implemented under direct management) (point 3),
  c) for actions implemented under indirect management (point 4),
  d) for other actions or expenditure (point 5).
  These amounts include appropriations arising from the participation of EEA EFTA States
  in the programme and are therefore subject to the agreement on their participation.
  Legal basis
  Regulation (EU) 2021/690 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 28 April
  2021 establishing the Programme for single market, competitiveness of enterprises,
  including small and medium-sized enterprises, and European statistics and repealing
  Regulation (EU) No 1287/2013 (the “programme”).
  1 https://investeu.europa.eu
  2 The 2021 work programme introduced multiannual calls, allowing larger budgets and longer duration to be
  combined. This alleviates some of the administrative burden and ensures that the flaship actions are funded in an
  efficient way. The calls for the Enterprise Europe Network, the Joint Cluster Initiative, Erasmus for Young
  Entrepreneurs and the Intellectual Property voucher for post-COVID-19 recovery and green and digital transitions were
  included in the 2021 work programme. The budget contributions for these calls are included in the 2023 work
  programme.
  3 EUR-Lex - 32021R0690 - EN - EUR-Lex (europa.eu)
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  Objectives pursued
  The specific objectives of the Programme laid down in Article 3(2)(b) of Regulation
  (EU) 2021/690 are to strengthen the competitiveness and sustainability of SMEs and
  achieve additionality at Union level through measures that:
  - provide various forms of support to SMEs as well as clusters and other business
  network organisations, including in the tourism sector, thereby fostering the growth,
  scale-up and creation of SMEs;
  - facilitate access to markets including the internationalisation of SMEs;
  - promote entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial skills;
  - promote a favourable business environment for SMEs, support digital transformation
  and promote new business opportunities for SMEs, including for social economy
  enterprises and those with innovative business models;
  - support the competitiveness of industrial ecosystems and sectors as well as the
  development of industrial value chains; and
  - promote the modernisation of industry, contributing to a green, digital and resilient
  economy.
  Expected results
  The progress in implementing the specific objectives of Article 3(2)(b) will be
  measured with the following indicators:
  - Number of SMEs, clusters and business network organisations, and business support
  organisations receiving support from the programme, in particular for
  internationalisation, digitalisation and sustainability.
  - Number of companies supported having concluded business partnerships.
  - Number of entrepreneurs benefitting from mentoring and mobility schemes,
  including young, new and female entrepreneurs, as well as other specific target
  groups.
  Climate and biodiversity mainstreaming
  Many SME pillar actions that include support for climate (or more rarely biodiversity)
  focus on several objectives, set in the wider context of supporting SME competitiveness
  and resilience.
  A key element of the SME pillar contribution to the mainstreaming objectives is the work
  done by the networks. The Enterprise Europe Network’s services for SMEs include
  advisory and partnership services to support these businesses with their transition to
  sustainability and circularity. One key part of the service is the EEN sustainability
  advisors.
  The European Solar Academy will provide training to SMEs in the solar PV
  manufacturing value chain, boosting their critical skills and competencies, resilience and
  competitiveness. It will contribute to EU climate goals by leading to better availability of
  competitive domestically produced solar PV components.
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  There are also a number of actions targeted at specific eco-systems and value chains such
  as the European Agrifood Sustainability Cluster Partnership that will foster the uptake of
  resource efficient technologies by SMEs in this sector. Several actions aim to help SMEs
  boost their knowledge and capacity in the areas of sustainability and digitalisation and
  put in place sustainable business models, and process innovations for achieving these
  goals. Inter alia, this type of action has been put in place to support the proximity and
  social economy, and the tourism ecosystems.
  One action that will contribute directly to the biodiversity goal is the SME fund which
  includes support towards the costs of IP protection of new plant variety rights.
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  2. GRANTS
  The global budgetary envelope reserved for grants under this work programme for 2023
  is EUR 101 650 000.
  The actions (2.1, 2.2 and 2.3) were adopted in annex 2 of the 2021 work programme4 and
  are included here for information purposes only. The multiannual instalment for 2023 for
  these three actions is included in the total budget allocation for 2023.
  2.1. Enterprise Europe Network5
  Budget
  Indicative total amount call for proposals (2023 appropriations only): EUR 42 500 000
  Table of multiannual commitment budget for this action
  Year 2021 2022 2023 2024 TOTAL
  Budget
  EUR 47 000 000 51 500 000 42 500 000 23 500 000 164 500 000
  2.2. Joint Cluster Initiatives (EUROCLUSTERS) for Europe’s recovery6
  Budget
  Indicative total amount (2023 appropriations only): EUR 13 200 000
  Table of multiannual commitment budget for this action
  Year 2021 2022 2023 2024 TOTAL
  Budget
  EUR 16 800 000 9 000 000 13 200 000 3 000 000 42 000 000
  2.3. Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs
  Budget
  Indicative total amount (2023 appropriations only): EUR 5 000 000
  Table of multiannual commitment budget for this action
  Year 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 TOTAL
  BUDGET
  EUR
  10 700 000 10 000 000 5 000 000 9 300 000 5 000 000 40 000 000
  4 Commission Implementing Decision of 6 May 2021 on the financing of the Programme for Single Market,
  competitiveness of enterprises, including small and medium sized enterprises, and European Statistics and the adoption
  of the work programme for 2021-2024 | European Commission (europa.eu)
  5 Funding & tenders (europa.eu)
  6 Funding & tenders (europa.eu)
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  2.4. Enterprise Europe Network – annual conference
  Type of applicants targeted by the grant awarded without a call for proposals
  An ad-hoc grant will be awarded without an open call for proposals under Article 195(c)
  of the Financial Regulation to the government (or its representative) of the country that
  will hold the 2023 EEN annual conference to cover part of the tasks related to the
  organisation of the event. The host country (Spain) holds the EU Council Presidency in
  the second half of the year 2023.
  Description of the activities to be funded by the grant awarded without a call for
  proposals on the basis of Article 195 of the Financial Regulation
  The Enterprise Europe Network provides business support services to SMEs and startups
  by offering information, advisory services, feedback and partnering services, innovation,
  technology and knowledge transfer services. The Network provides services encouraging
  the participation of SMEs in the SMP and Horizon Europe programmes as well as
  internationalisation services beyond the Single Market and informs SMEs on access to
  finance and funding opportunities, incuding those under the European Structural and
  Investment Funds. The Enterprise Europe Network activities directly contribute to the
  SME Strategy and play an important role to help SMEs recover from the crisis as part of
  the COVID-19 exit strategy. At the same time, the Network is a sounding board and a link
  between the Commission and the SME community in the implementation of the SME
  Strategy, the Industrial Strategy and the Small Business Act.
  Each year, the Commission and the rotating Presidency of the Council of the European
  Union organise a conference with over 800 participants to link together EU institutions
  with SME support organisations on the ground and to allow EEN members to network and
  exchange knowledge, know-how and useful contacts. For the year 2023, the aim is to
  organise a hybrid Annual Conference for the Network with strong presence onsite
  (possibly up to 800 people) and the possibility to connect the rest of the Network members
  virtually through a dedicated conferencing platform.
  The required budget is needed for all practical aspects of the conference (logistics of
  physical and virtual meetings, opening session, parallel workshops, closing session,
  catering etc.).
  The expected results are:
   Increased networking between EEN partners to improve access to knowledge and
  know-how;
   Increased number of SMEs linked with other entities across Europe and beyond
  through EEN members;
   Increased cross-border business cooperation, technology and knowledge transfer
  and technology and innovation partnership opportunities;
   Increased number of stakeholders aware of SMEs challenges and opportunities;
   Better understanding from European SME support organisations of EU legislation
  and of opportunities offered by EU programmes and EU access to finance;
   Better visibility of the EEN by promoting success stories;
   Better knowledge in EU institutions of SMEs fe
  
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  COSME biedt verschillende ondersteuningsmogelijkheden. Hieronder vindt u meer informatie over de verschillende instrumenten.
  Toegang tot financiering
  COSME stimuleert toegang tot financiering voor groeiondernemingen via het Europees Investeringsfonds (EIF), door middel van het InvestEU-programma. Het InvestEU-programma stimuleert investeringen, innovatie en het creëren van banen in Europa in de periode 2021-2027.
  InvestEU is er voor financiële intermediaire organisaties die investeren in snelgroeiende mkb’ers. Denk aan kredietinstellingen, beleggingsmaatschappijen, beleggingsfondsen en verzekeringsmaatschappijen. De intermediaire organisaties en fondsen in Nederland die gebruik maken van deze instrumenten kunt u vinden op de website van het EIF.
  Toegang tot internationale markten
  COSME biedt ondersteuning aan het mkb om kansen te grijpen op de internationale markt. COSME helpt met praktische instrumenten en specifieke oproepen (calls) die gedurende het programma van COSME worden gepubliceerd. Deze specifieke oproepen staan open voor semipublieke organisaties.
  Een voorbeeld van een praktisch instrument die het mkb helpt met toegang tot buitenlandse markten is het Enterprise Europe Network (EEN). Dit netwerk bestaat uit meer dan 600 organisaties die actief zijn in ruim 60 landen. EEN helpt het mkb onder andere met het vinden van zaken- of onderzoekspartners en het begrijpen van de EU-wetgeving.
  Een gunstig ondernemersklimaat
  COSME helpt ondernemers met het verbeteren van de voorwaarden voor een gunstig ondernemersklimaat. COSME doet dit met specifieke oproepen (calls) die gedurende het programma van COSME worden gepubliceerd. Deze oproepen staan open voor semipublieke organisaties, zoals een brancheverenigingen, universiteiten, gemeentes of Regionale Ontwikkelingsmaatschappijen (ROM’s), die met hun acties het doel hebben om het concurrentievermogen van mkb’ers te verbeteren.
  Het stimuleren van ondernemerschap
  COSME stimuleert het ondernemerschap in Europa met onder andere kennisuitwisseling en verspreiding van ervaringen. COSME ondersteunt het mkb met praktische instrumenten en specifieke oproepen (calls) die gedurende het programma van COSME worden gepubliceerd. Deze specifieke oproepen staan open voor semipublieke organisaties.
  Een voorbeeld van een praktische instrument is Erasmus voor jonge ondernemers (Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs; EYE). Dit is een uitwisselingsprogramma voor startende ondernemers. Hierin werken zij samen met een meer ervaren ondernemer om zo kennis en vaardigheden uit te wisselen. Dit programma loopt via verschillende intermediaire organisaties die de ontvangende ondernemers koppelt aan jonge ondernemers.
  Vragen?
  Wilt u meer weten? Neem contact op met onze adviseurs via cosme@rvo.nl.
  U kunt bij ons terecht voor:
  advies over het gebruik van COSME-tools voor internationalisering;
  advies voor het indienen van een voorstel; en
  informatie over specifieke oproepen binnen het COSME-programma.
  In opdracht van:
  Hoort bij:
  Innovatie, onderzoek en onderwijs
  ,
  Internationaal ondernemen
  Zie ook
  Internationaal innoveren
  Internationaal ondernemen

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  Werkt u bij een semipublieke organisatie, zoals een branchevereniging, universiteit, gemeente of Regionale Ontwikkelingsmaatschappij (ROM)? – En heeft uw organisatie het (internationale) mkb als doelgroep? Dan kan het Europese programma Competitiveness of Enterprises and Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (COSME) u ondersteuning bieden.
  Budget
  Totaal budget:
  € 1.000.000.000
  Doel
  COSME is een EU subsidieprogramma en onderdeel van het Single Market Programme van de Europese Commissie (EC). Het doel van COSME is om via intermediaire, semipublieke organisaties het concurrentievermogen van kleine en middelgrote ondernemingen te verbeteren. Dit kan bijvoorbeeld door business-to-business matchmaking te organiseren, netwerken op te zetten of trainingen aan te bieden.
  Het COSME-programma ondersteunt het mkb op de volgende gebieden:
  toegang tot financiering;
  toegang tot internationale markten;
  een gunstig ondernemersklimaat.
  Lees meer over de ondersteuning die COSME biedt
  Budget
  Het budget voor COSME bedraagt € 1 miljard voor de periode van 2021-2027. In 2023 bestaat COSME uit verschillende grants (oproepen) en inkooptenders. Het budget per oproep verschilt.
  Alle oproepen vindt u in het werkprogramma (pdf, Engelstalig) onder het hoofdstuk ‘Grants’. De grants (oproepen) voor 2023 vindt u hieronder:
  Werkprogramma - Grants 2023
  Titel
  Indicatief projectbudget
  Publicatie
  Ondertekenen
  grant agreement
  (start project)
  Support to Ukrainian entrepreneurs -
  Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs
  € 700.000
  Q1/2023
  Q2/2023
  Support to Ukrainian companies
  to integrate into the Single Market
  € 750.000 voor consortium partners,
  € 3.750.000 aan mkb'ers
  Q1/2023
  Q2/2023
  European Agrifood Sustainability Cluster Partnerships
  € 600.000 - € 1.000.000
  Q1/2023
  Q1/2024
  Transitioning to a more sustainable and resilient
  ecosystem - empowering tourism SMEs
  € 2.125.000 - € 4.250.000
  Q2/2023
  Q1/2024
  Boosting SMEs’ and stakeholders' capacities to participate
  in construction and renovation projects through
  the Affordable Housing Initiative European Partnership
  € 1.000.000
  Q2/2023
  Q2/2024
  Proximity and social economy industrial ecosystem:
  boosting the digital transition of
  social economy enterprises and SMEs
  € 1.000.000
  Q3/2023
  Q1/2024
  De verwachte grants (oproepen) voor in de periode na 2024 vindt u hieronder:
  Werkprogramma - grants na 2023
  Titel
  Indicatief projectbudget
  Publicatie
  European Social Economy Missions
  for rural communities’ resilience
  € 1.000.000
  2024
  Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs -
  junior call
  € 5.000.000
  2024
  Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs
  nader te bepalen
  2025
  Joint Cluster Initiatives (EUROCLUSTERS)
  for Europe’s recovery
  nader te bepalen
  2025
  Enterprise Europe Network (EEN)
  nader te bepalen
  2025
  De inkooptenders voor 2023 vindt u hieronder:
  Werkprogramma - Inkooptenders 2023
  Titel
  Indicatief projectbudget
  Publicatie
  Erasmus for young entrepreneurs -
  support to Ukrainian entrepreneurs (promotion)
  € 500.000
  Q1/2023
  SME friendly training for Central Purchasing Bodies (CPBs)
  € 2.500.000
  Q2/2023
  Sustainable procurement hubs
  € 4.500.000
  Q2/2023
  SME Policy -
  Outreach (SME Assembly/SME Envoys, IT tools)
  € 2.200.000
  Q3/2023
  SME Policy -
  Credit management training and financial literacy for SMEs
  € 200.000
  Q3/2023
  Support to female entrepreneurs
  € 400.000
  Q3/2023
  Stakeholder online community for the textiles ecosystem
  € 1.500.000
  Q3/2023
  SME Policy -
  SME Performance Review
  € 520.000 voor Eurobarometer onderzoek,
  € 300.000 voor aanvullend onderzoek
  Q4/2023
  Enterprise Europe Network -
  Animation tasks
  € 2.400.000
  2023 doorlopend
  Voorwaarden
  Deelnemers aan het COSME-programma moeten gevestigd zijn in een van de EU-lidstaten of in een van de deelnemende landen aan COSME (waaronder overzeese gebieden).
  Per oproep zijn er specifieke voorwaarden voor deelname. De individuele voorwaarden vindt u in het werkprogramma (pdf, Engelstalig) onder het hoofdstuk ‘Grants’ en in het Funding & Tender portal van de Europese Commissie onder ‘Conditions and documents’.
  Aanvragen
  Dien uw aanvraag voor een COSME-oproep in via het Funding & Tender portal van de Europese Commissie. Hier vindt u de openstaande en aankomende oproepen. Ook vindt u hier de benodigde call-documenten.
  Voor uw aanvraag heeft u een EU-login nodig dat u via het Funding & Tender portal aanvraagt.
  Meer informatie
  Lees meer over COSME op de pagina van de EC (Engelstalig).
  In de COSME data hub (Engelstalig) kunt u eerdere projecten opzoeken.
  In de jaarlijkse SME Performance Review (Engelstalig) kunt u lezen over de voortgang van de implementatie van het Europese mkb-beleid per lidstaat.
  Vragen?
  Wilt u meer weten? Neem contact op met onze adviseurs via cosme@rvo.nl.
  U kunt bij ons terecht voor:
  advies over het gebruik van COSME-tools voor internationalisering;
  advies voor het indienen van een voorstel; en
  informatie over specifieke oproepen binnen het COSME-programma.
  In opdracht van:
  Hoort bij:
  Innovatie, onderzoek en onderwijs
  ,
  Internationaal ondernemen
  Zie ook
  Internationaal innoveren
  Internationaal ondernemen