30 Sep 22

Preliminary Analysis on Workforce Development

Charlotte von der Brelie

Workforce Development Funding has increased in importance to governments and companies in the past years. It is a method to help us counter the current skills shortage we are experiencing, such as the shortage in IT specialists. Secondly, it is a practical and efficient way for governments to allow industries to train people in the […]

12 Ago 22

From shock to opportunity: How to capitalise on the lessons learned during the Covid-19 pandemic

Marie Christine Noujaim

The cohesion pillar of “France Relance” French recovery plan On the 3rd of September 2020, the French Government unveiled the historical recovery plan “France Relance”, with more than €100 billion on the table. The plan is based on three main pillars: the environment, competitiveness, and social and territorial cohesion. The measures aim at enabling France […]

21 May 22

Between Nature and Culture. Notes on the Italian landscape of green grants and the art of grant seeking.

Adele Lebano

There is not such a thing as a natural landscape. Whether we look out of a window at a city park, contemplate the opposite side of a riverbank, or drive through rolling pastoral hills, the ‘natural’ bears the mark of human work. The landscape of Italian grants is no exception. Past funding rounds and newly […]

14 May 22

European Funds for Green Technologies in Poland

Magdalena Manneveld

What are green technologies and do entrepreneurs see the importance of eco-development? How can subsidies help them? Below you will find information about what green technologies are and from which major programs you can apply for a grant in the coming years. I will also provide examples of current competitions and examples of successes of […]

abril 30, 2022
Vanessa del pozo Sanchez

The pandemic was an example of a crisis for which we needed to act jointly and quickly and which, in turn, exposed the fragility of the economic, ecological, and collective resilience of our societies. In terms of green and digital transition, the pandemic worked as an accelerator. But the climate crisis was already giving us […]

23 Abr 22

What is the European Green Deal?

Grants Office Europe

The European Green Deal is the EU’s brand-new growth strategy to transition the European economy towards a more sustainable model for economic growth. The Green Deal was first introduced in December 2019, along with its overarching objectives. The European Green deal embodies the European aspiration of becoming the first climate-neutral continent by 2050 by having […]

16 Abr 22

Forest Futures: Letting Nature Innovate

William Bond

Since 2019, and especially in the wake of the UK presidency of COP26, the Johnson government has tried hard to sharpen its image as a serious actor in the fight against climate Cbreakdown. In practice, this has meant focusing on innovation and transformation in the energy sector and across the low-carbon technology space. Early this […]

29 Mar 22

The Challenges of Grant Funding during the Pandemic for Small Business Owners

Robert Flood

I recently interviewed some small business owners in the UK regarding the challenges and issues they faced to secure governmental funding during the initial and subsequent lockdowns and restrictions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. In particular, I asked businesswomen how they navigated the funding arena to meet operating costs during the restrictions and where they […]

15 Feb 22

Gender Equality as a Cross-Cutting Priority of EU Funding in 2022

Milena Marchesi

The EU funding priorities and strategic objectives for the 2021- 2027 funding cycle have received wide media coverage. Gender equality has come to be identified as a central value of the European Union, as well as being a United Nation sustainable development goal. In particular, the historic financial package to support Member States’ recovery from […]

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