Collaborative Projects Call — Disruptive Innovation and Industrial Resilience (IRRI)
The “Collaborative call for projects – Breakthrough Innovation and Industrial Resilience (IRRI)” supports breakthrough innovation by encouraging collaboration between SMEs, start-ups, mid-caps, large groups and laboratories, to strengthen the area’s industrial and technological resilience. The deadline was 30 August 2026. The access criteria, cost basis and timetable must be checked in the official documentation before including it in the financing plan.
The catalogue lists the “Collaborative call for projects – Breakthrough Innovation and Industrial Resilience (IRRI)” for collaborative breakthrough innovation and industrial resilience projects; the funder is not identified in the catalogue (it is listed under the DGE). The call supports breakthrough innovation by encouraging collaboration between SMEs, start-ups, mid-caps, large groups and laboratories, to strengthen the area’s industrial and technological resilience. The application deadline was 30 August 2026 and has passed. The €2,500,000 amount recorded must be checked in the IRRI call specifications and should not be read as a cap per company. To decide whether this aid can really contribute to your project, compare the planned costs with the rules in force and confirm the company’s eligibility before any commitment.
Funded by Financeur non résolu (DGE)
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Who can apply
The description targets collaborative projects bringing together SMEs, start-ups, mid-caps, large groups and laboratories around breakthrough innovation or industrial resilience. As the funder is not reliably identified in the data, the consortium conditions, priority sectors and size criteria must be checked in the official call text.
Eligibility conditions
A strong application must specify the technological barrier, the partners’ complementarity, the R&D programme, the deliverables and the expected industrial benefits. Confirm the applicable aid regime, the maximum aid intensity per category of partner, the intellectual property rules and the eligibility of costs. Until the specifications have been identified, these criteria remain to be checked.
What the scheme covers
For this project, document precisely the following operations: collaborative R&D work, technological design and validation, prototypes, tests and demonstrators, with the split of tasks and costs between partners. For each item, attach a separate quote or a cost breakdown, the necessary technical details and an explanation of the link with the aid’s objective. Costs already incurred, recurring subscriptions or items not explicitly provided for must be validated before being included.
Amount and funding terms
The €2,500,000 amount recorded must be checked in the IRRI call specifications. The funder is not identified in the catalogue, and the amount should not be read as a cap per company. A reference cap is neither a flat rate nor a commitment to award. The amount depends on the costs accepted, the funding rate and the funder’s decision.
How to apply
First find the official IRRI call notice and its specifications, then check the operator, timetable and application channel. Prepare the consortium description, the budget broken down by partner and the financing plan. Do not treat the aid as open before confirming the edition and its deadline.
Timeline
The catalogue indicates a deadline of 30 August 2026, which has passed. The timetable and actual opening of a new edition must be confirmed with the funder once identified; check the deadline, available budget and prior application rule before committing costs.
Key facts
- Funder
- Financeur non résolu (DGE)
- Type of funding
- Grant
- Status
- Closed
- Maximum amount
- €2,500,000
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Funding rate
- 100%
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Closes
- 30 August 2026
- Geographic scope
- Not specified
Frequently asked questions
How much is the aid?
The €2,500,000 amount recorded must be checked in the IRRI call specifications. The funder is not identified in the catalogue, and the amount should not be read as a cap per company. The amount actually awarded depends on the applicable rules and the review of the application.
Who can benefit?
Collaborative projects bringing together SMEs, start-ups, mid-caps, large groups and laboratories, according to the catalogue; the precise criteria on activity, location and status must be checked with the funder once identified.
Which costs should I present?
Prepare detailed quotes for collaborative R&D work, technological design and validation, prototypes, tests and demonstrators, with the split of tasks and costs between partners. Have each item’s eligibility confirmed before committing.
Must I apply before starting?
Check the applicable rule before any order or signature. Some aid requires the application to be made before the work or operation begins.
Is the €2.5 million cap granted to each partner?
The catalogue records €2.5 million, but it must be checked whether this is the cap per project, the maximum aid or the call’s overall budget. The exact funder is not identified in the catalogue; do not treat this figure as an individual entitlement before the specifications have been identified.
Official source
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