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Evro Project
Further to the expertise of its collaborators, the EVRO Project daily works with a worldwide network of experts. The network was developed throughout the years thanks to the strategic partnership with the Lattanzio KIBS: a consultancy firm with main office in Milan, providing services to the main donors worldwide on matters concerning international development, cultural activities, cultural heritage protection, strengthening of human rights, justice, rule of law, good governance, civil society, and fair access to environmental resources.
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- Preliminary processing and development of the project idea
- Monitoring and selection of funding opportunities
- Planning methodology
- Project Cycle Management and Logical Framework
- Partnership building
- Project formulation
- Structuring of a project into work packages, outputs, outcomes and deliverables
- Structuring and explanation of the project budget
- Project management
- Project monitoring and evaluation
- Circulation and sustainability of project results
European fund search
The European Commission provides grants for projects or organisations that promote the interests of the EU. SMEs and other interested parties can apply by responding to calls for proposals under EU funding programmes. The Commission also uses public procurement to purchase goods and services. Suppliers are selected through calls for tenders.
A wide range of EU programmes offer support to entrepreneurs and companies through local financial institutions. The ‘Access to Finance’ portal helps find EU funds for projects, e.g. guarantees, loans, equity financing and more.
The microfinance facility of the European Employment and Social Innovation Programme (EaSI) supports the SME sector by providing loans of up to EUR 25,000 to people who want to set up or develop a small business.
SMEs in research and innovation
The main EU funding programme for research is Horizon Europe, the successor to Horizon 2020. It supports research projects in numerous fields, carried out by organisations or individuals.