Project Call: Innov'up Women's Health
Call for projects “Innov’up Women’s Health” — Supporting very small businesses, SMEs and mid-caps in Île-de-France that develop and trial innovative solutions addressing the specific challenges of women’s health. Beneficiaries, costs, amount and timetable must be confirmed in the up-to-date official documents.
Call for projects “Innov’up Women’s Health”: this scheme aims at supporting very small businesses, SMEs and mid-caps in Île-de-France that develop and trial innovative solutions addressing the specific challenges of women’s health. The application deadline was 25 September 2026 (now passed). Check the applicable criteria, eligible costs and timetable directly with the funder before committing costs.
Funded by Région Ile-de-France
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Who can apply
Beneficiaries mentioned in the catalogue: Businesses in Île-de-France — very small businesses, SMEs and mid-caps — whatever their legal form, including associations with an economic activity. The applicant must have at least 1 establishment in Île-de-France or show the intention to set up there. Not eligible: hospitals; health centres; patient associations; federations of health professionals. Actual eligibility and exclusions must be checked in the up-to-date rules.
Eligibility conditions
The detailed conditions are not sufficiently documented. Consult the official rules for the criteria, exclusions, combination rules and supporting documents.
What the scheme covers
Operations or costs mentioned: Innovative solutions in areas identified as priorities by the Île-de-France Region: reproductive and gynaecological health; conditions specific to women and chronic diseases with gender-specific features; pregnancy, post-partum and maternal health; menopause and ageing; women’s mental health; medical devices, digital solutions, artificial intelligence tools or biotechnologies dedicated to women’s health; access to care, prevention and reducing territorial and social health inequalities. Eligible innovations: relating to products, services, processes, organisations and social innovation; at the feasibility, prototyping, development or trial stage. The eligibility of each cost must be confirmed by the funder.
Amount and funding terms
Amount indicated in the catalogue: For projects costing up to €500,000, the aid will take the form of a grant of up to €225,000. Projects above €50,000 may receive additional funding as an RDI innovation loan or repayable advance. The aid rate depends on the size of the business and the type of project (25% to 45%). To be confirmed in the official rules.
How to apply
Before applying: 1) check the version of the rules in force and that the call is open; 2) check the eligibility of the applicant, area and project; 3) confirm the costs, rates, caps and combination rules; 4) prepare the supporting documents required by the funder; 5) get written confirmation if anything is unclear. Do not commit costs before checking the applicable rules.
Timeline
The end date recorded in the catalogue is 25 September 2026 (now passed). Check the current opening and deadline with the funder.
Key facts
- Funder
- Région Ile-de-France
- Type of funding
- Grant
- Status
- Closed
- Maximum amount
- €225,000
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Funding rate
- 45%
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Closes
- 25 September 2026
- Geographic scope
- Île-de-France
Frequently asked questions
What is the “Innov’up Women’s Health” call for projects for?
Supporting very small businesses, SMEs and mid-caps in Île-de-France that develop and trial innovative solutions addressing the specific challenges of women’s health. The application deadline was 25 September 2026 (now passed). The exact scope should be checked in the applicable rules.
Who can apply?
The catalogue mentions: Businesses in Île-de-France — very small businesses, SMEs and mid-caps — whatever their legal form, including associations with an economic activity. The applicant must have at least 1 establishment in Île-de-France or show the intention to set up there. Not eligible: hospitals; health centres; patient associations; federations of health professionals.
What amount can be obtained?
The catalogue indicates: For projects costing up to €500,000, the aid will take the form of a grant of up to €225,000. Projects above €50,000 may receive additional funding as an RDI innovation loan or repayable advance. The aid rate depends on the size of the business and the type of project (25% to 45%).
Which costs and conditions should I check before applying?
Operations mentioned: Innovative solutions in areas identified as priorities by the Île-de-France Region: reproductive and gynaecological health; conditions specific to women and chronic diseases with gender-specific features; pregnancy, post-partum and maternal health; menopause and ageing; women’s mental health; medical devices, digital solutions, artificial intelligence tools or biotechnologies dedicated to women’s health; access to care, prevention and reducing territorial and social health inequalities. Eligible innovations: relating to products, services, processes, organisations and social innovation; at the feasibility, prototyping, development or trial stage. Check eligible costs, supporting documents, combination rules, the deadline and whether the call is actually open with the official source before applying.
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