Budget
This call offers up to 50,000 EUR to activities that facilitate the exchange of solutions or approaches in personalised medicine and build up the capacities and capabilities of one or both participating parties.
Key dates and deadline
Call opens 27 October 2025 Info session 26 November 2025 Application deadline 19 January 2026 Evaluations Jan - April 2026 Programme starts 25 May 2026
Details
Catalyse NEB identifies and empowers businesses that embed social innovation into their products, services, and operations. By integrating the core values of the New European Bauhaus – sustainability, inclusion, and beauty – these ventures drive systems change and propose new ways of living and working together. The Call is a start-up accelerator programme under the EIT Community New European Bauhaus (NEB), focusing on ventures that align with NEB values across Europe. The programme seeks 20 start-ups that integrate NEB's core dimensions in their operations, products, and services, with a focus on social innovation and systems change. Selected startups receive support to strengthen their business models, refine their purpose-driven strategies, and scale their impact across Europe and beyond. Through Catalyse NEB, NEB-minded innovators are equipped to become international game-changers in fields that matter.
Eligibility
Applicants must be legal entities registered in an EU Member State or a country associated with Horizon Europe (individuals are not eligible). Organisations that are partners within the EP PerMed consortium are not eligible. The proposed solution must fit the definition of Personalised Medicine (PM) as set out in the call. The PM solution must be ready for implementation; technological solutions must be at TRL 9 and CE-marked, where applicable. Consortium requirements Applications must be submitted by a completed consortium consisting of 1 Twinning Donor and 1–2 Twinning Receivers. The consortium must be transnational, involving 2–3 organisations from at least two different eligible countries. Consortium members must be legally and financially independent. Eligible organisations: Twinning Donors (health and care providers with an existing PM solution available for transfer) and Twinning Receivers (health and care providers seeking to adopt a PM solution).
Additional information
Eligible costs and project duration The types of activities that may be awarded funding include hosting meetings or working groups, travel expenses, or fees for professional services. Costs for the further development of PM solutions are not eligible. Costs for devices, instruments and equipment are not eligible. Funding will support the Twinning activity up to the submission of the final activity report, which must be delivered no later than 6 May 2027.
How to apply?
https://www.eppermed.eu/funding-projects/calls/twinning-call-2026/