EU Grants for Information Technology

Discover EU funding opportunities and grant programmes for the information technology sector. Browse open and forthcoming calls from Horizon Europe and other European Commission initiatives.

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Pushing the frontier of knowledge and conservation action for deep sea ecosystems

HORIZON Research and Innovation Actions

Budget:€12 000 000
Deadline:September 17, 2026
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Boosting agrobiodiversity for food security and sustainable competitiveness

HORIZON Research and Innovation Actions

Budget:€12 000 000
Deadline:September 17, 2026
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Advancing integrated scenarios and prediction models for informing transition to a nature positive society

HORIZON Research and Innovation Actions

Budget:€12 000 000
Deadline:September 17, 2026
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Bioremediation of Ukraine’s ecosystems contaminated by conflicts

HORIZON Innovation Actions

Budget:€12 000 000
Deadline:September 17, 2026
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Understanding biomass flows in Europe

HORIZON Research and Innovation Actions

Budget:€12 000 000
Deadline:September 17, 2026
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Developing managed aquifer recharge techniques (MAR) in a rural context

HORIZON Research and Innovation Actions

Budget:€12 000 000
Deadline:September 17, 2026
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Harnessing the unique properties of marine organisms to deliver sustainable blue bio-based products

HORIZON Research and Innovation Actions

Budget:€12 000 000
Deadline:September 17, 2026
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Advancing recycling technologies for mixed post-consumer textiles waste from blended products

HORIZON Innovation Actions

Budget:€12 000 000
Deadline:September 17, 2026
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Bioeconomy policy support hub for Member States, regions and sectors

HORIZON Coordination and Support Actions

Budget:€12 000 000
Deadline:September 17, 2026
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Advanced recovery of critical raw materials from Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)

HORIZON Research and Innovation Actions

Budget:€12 000 000
Deadline:September 17, 2026
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Balancing food security, bioeconomy, climate and biodiversity objectives to unlock sustainable value chains

HORIZON Research and Innovation Actions

Budget:€12 000 000
Deadline:September 17, 2026
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Advancing the European bio-based innovation enabled by biotechnology and biomanufacturing concepts

HORIZON Research and Innovation Actions

Budget:€12 000 000
Deadline:September 17, 2026
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Understanding and tackling the decline of insects

HORIZON Research and Innovation Actions

Budget:€12 000 000
Deadline:September 17, 2026
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European mini-slate development

CREA Lump Sum Grants

Budget:€7 000 000
Deadline:September 17, 2026
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From lab to market: Strengthening the role of Technology Transfer Offices in bringing knowledge to the market

HORIZON Coordination and Support Actions

Budget:€5 000 000
Deadline:September 22, 2026
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“Artistic intelligence” : harnessing the power of the arts to address complex challenges, enhance soft skills and boost innovation and competitiveness

HORIZON Research and Innovation Actions

Budget:€12 000 000
Deadline:September 23, 2026
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Enabling user-centred and open innovation initiatives to enhance soil health in Ukraine

HORIZON Coordination and Support Actions

Budget:€14 000 000
Deadline:September 23, 2026
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Fostering cooperation and integration between SSH and STEM research and innovation in the EU

HORIZON Coordination and Support Actions

Budget:€12 000 000
Deadline:September 23, 2026
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Governing global commons sustainably

HORIZON Research and Innovation Actions

Budget:€12 000 000
Deadline:September 23, 2026
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Regional (sea-basins) components of the EU Digital Twin Ocean

HORIZON Innovation Actions

Budget:€19 400 000
Deadline:September 23, 2026
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Tackling gender-based violence against politically active women and LGBTIQ people

HORIZON Research and Innovation Actions

Budget:€12 000 000
Deadline:September 23, 2026
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Government in transition – how governments change the way they work and prepare the civil service for the future

HORIZON Research and Innovation Actions

Budget:€12 000 000
Deadline:September 23, 2026
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Sustainable paths to media viability

HORIZON Innovation Actions

Budget:€12 000 000
Deadline:September 23, 2026
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The impact of the use of digital tools outside school and for communication on educational outcomes and mental health

HORIZON Research and Innovation Actions

Budget:€12 000 000
Deadline:September 23, 2026
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Contribution of basic skills to productivity, innovation, competitiveness and economic growth

HORIZON Research and Innovation Actions

Budget:€12 000 000
Deadline:September 23, 2026
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Strengthened implementation of the EU Pact on Migration and Asylum and a focus on inclusion, integration, and health

HORIZON Research and Innovation Actions

Budget:€12 000 000
Deadline:September 23, 2026
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Towards a European network of ocean technology testing sites

HORIZON Coordination and Support Actions

Budget:€19 400 000
Deadline:September 23, 2026
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Understanding the forms of local democracy in low-income and low-middle income countries

HORIZON Research and Innovation Actions

Budget:€12 000 000
Deadline:September 23, 2026
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Large-scale demonstration for mapping the distribution and condition of marine habitats to implement the Nature Restoration Regulation

HORIZON Innovation Actions

Budget:€19 400 000
Deadline:September 23, 2026
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By fishers, for fishers: co-management of marine and freshwaters ecosystems and resources

HORIZON Innovation Actions

Budget:€19 400 000
Deadline:September 23, 2026

Frequently Asked Questions About Information Technology EU Grants

The European Commission offers a wide range of funding opportunities specifically designed for the Information Technology sector. These include grants through Horizon Europe (the EU's flagship research and innovation programme with a budget of €95.5 billion), the European Innovation Council (EIC) which provides funding for breakthrough innovations, and various sector-specific initiatives. Funding types range from Research and Innovation Actions (RIA) with 100% funding rates, to Innovation Actions (IA) with 70% funding for companies, and Coordination and Support Actions (CSA) for networking and coordination activities. Our database helps you find grants that match your organization's specific needs, project stage, and funding requirements.
Applying for EU grants in the Information Technology sector involves several key steps. First, use Grantalist to identify suitable open calls that match your project idea and organization type. Next, carefully review the call documentation, including eligibility criteria, evaluation criteria, and the work programme. Most EU grants require you to form a consortium with partners from at least 3 different EU member states or associated countries. Once ready, you'll submit your proposal through the EU Funding & Tenders Portal, which includes a detailed description of your project, work packages, budget breakdown, and impact assessment. The evaluation process typically takes 3-5 months, after which successful applicants enter grant agreement preparation. We recommend starting your application at least 2-3 months before the deadline.
EU grants for the Information Technology sector offer diverse funding levels depending on the programme and action type. Small-scale grants through programmes like EIC Accelerator can start from €500,000 up to €2.5 million in grant funding, plus up to €15 million in equity investment. Collaborative research projects under Horizon Europe typically range from €3 million to €10 million for standard projects, while some large-scale flagship initiatives can exceed €20 million. SMEs and startups often benefit from higher funding rates (up to 70% for Innovation Actions compared to large companies) and access to specialized instruments. The exact amount depends on the specific call topic, project scope, consortium size, and type of activities proposed.
Eligibility for Information Technology EU grants extends to a wide range of organizations. Legal entities from EU member states and associated countries (including the UK for some programmes, Norway, Switzerland, and others) are typically eligible. This includes universities and research institutions, large enterprises and multinational corporations, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with fewer than 250 employees, startups and scale-ups, public bodies and NGOs, and international organizations. Some calls specifically target certain organization types, such as SME-only calls or academic-focused research grants. Third-country participation is possible in many programmes, though often without EU funding.