Euroclusters for Europe's recovery

This section outlines the beneficiaries, geographical reach, and strategic goals of the Euroclusters program. It details the types of organizations eligible to apply, emphasizes the necessity of consortium-based applications with a European dimension, and specifies the program's primary objectives aligned with the EU's Industrial Strategy to enhance resilience and drive green and digital transitions.

This section details the types of projects and activities eligible for Euroclusters funding, including supported thematic areas, covered costs, and the developmental stages of projects. It highlights the program's focus on innovative and transformative initiatives for European SMEs.

This section outlines the financial mechanisms and limits of the Euroclusters program, detailing the types of financial instruments used, the maximum funding available per project and for third parties, and the typical project durations.

This section details the essential conditions and requirements that applicants and beneficiaries must adhere to throughout the Euroclusters program lifecycle. It covers application rules, consortium formation, budgetary stipulations, and other key provisions governing participation and project implementation.

This section outlines the detailed process for submitting proposals to the Euroclusters program, from the step-by-step application flow to the methods of evaluation and award decisions.

This section outlines the fundamental legal and official documents that underpin the Euroclusters funding program, establishing its authority and governing its operations.

The Euroclusters program addresses several expected outcomes focused on strengthening industrial ecosystems and SMEs across Europe. Key results include developing solutions for critical EU value chain disruptions, accelerating the green and digital transitions for SMEs, and fostering the industrial deployment of new technologies to position the EU as a global frontrunner. Additionally, the program aims to enhance the management and collaboration capacities of EU clusters, contribute to the development of more world-class clusters, encourage cross-sectoral work with a shared European strategic vision, help EU SMEs access third markets internationally, and support the reskilling and upskilling of the cluster human capital.