Romanian organisations participating in international R&D projects are eligible for funding through our Network projects, Globalstars and Eurostars programmes. If you are based in Romania and seeking funding for an R&D project, your first point of contact is with the Ministry of Research of Innovation through the Executive Agency for Higher Education, Research, Development and Innovation Funding (UEFISCDI). UEFISCDI supports Romanian organisations interested in international collaboration giving them access to expertise and supporting their growth.
UEFISCDI can help you to find project partners by contacting other national funding bodies in Eureka’s network (consisting of over 45 member countries). For more information on how to find project partners, contact UEFISCDI or consult the Enterprise Europe Network’s (EEN) online database. UEFISCDI also recommends the online platform ERRIS or joining the communities on BrainMap for organisations seeking Romanian partners.
Industry-driven programmes with thematic communities of experts, large companies, SMEs, universities and research organisations. Collaborate on R&D projects of any size.
Innovative SMEs lead international project consortia and receive national and EU funding to realise their innovation.
Skip step one (of three) in the EIC Accelerator application process and benefit from receiving expert feedback on their project idea and a live pitch practice.
Calls for R&D projects with partners in a specific country outside the Eureka network.
Innovative SMEs receive a grant of 60,000 euro to assess the viability of research or commercial ambitions in international target markets.
Connecting startups and SMEs with corporate venturing teams and investors. Participate in international missions and corporate activities.
A flexible programme for R&D projects with any technological focus. You can propose or join a project at any time or take part in our regular calls.
We recommend that you get in touch with your national contact to talk about funding options even if a programme is listed as not funded. There might still be funding available.
In the absence of any national funding support, it is still possible to participate in a project by self-funding.
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