France 2030 — Projects Call — Bottom-Up Innovation Support — Vocational Training Projects
The catalogue describes a France 2030 call run in New Caledonia to support consortia bringing together training bodies, companies and sector players. It mentions a grant of 50% of eligible costs, a cost base above €200,000 and a maximum duration of three years, subject to the specifications and State aid rules. The end date recorded is 31 December 2026: check the call’s status before planning an application.
When a sector cannot find the skills it needs, changing training can become a direct lever for economic development. The “Bottom-up” call in New Caledonia targets innovative vocational training projects built from a need expressed by companies or a sector. It is for consortia able to bring together training bodies and employers around a new, useful and deployable solution.
Funded by Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations, Gouvernement de Nouvelle-Calédonie, Ministère des Outre-Mer
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Who can apply
The beneficiaries mentioned are consortia bringing together training bodies and companies or sectors, with the possibility of involving education establishments, specialised bodies and other vocational training players. The project must meet a need clearly expressed by companies and specify each partner’s role, the people trained and how the new offer will be used.
Eligibility conditions
The catalogue indicates a cost base above €200,000, a maximum duration of three years and a grant rate of 50%, unless expressly waived and in line with European State aid rules. Co-funding must be provided by the partners according to the specifications. Check the threshold, expected contributions, eligible costs and the call’s status before mobilising the partners.
What the scheme covers
Projects can cover creating new training or support offers, significantly changing existing offers and developing innovative tools for delivering training. The application must explain the skills need, the changes compared with the existing offer, the teaching methods, the target groups and how companies will use the skills acquired.
Amount and funding terms
The catalogue mentions a grant of 50% of eligible costs, unless expressly waived by the local steering committee and in line with European State aid rules. The official page shows the vocational training call in New Caledonia open until 31 December 2026, with a consortium required. The amount, rate, basis and form (grant, recoverable advance or other) must be checked in the applicable specifications.
How to apply
1. Gather from companies or the sector the precise skills needs. 2. Form a consortium bringing together training bodies and employers, with clearly defined roles. 3. Build the programme, budget, partner contributions and expected results. 4. Check the France 2030 New Caledonia specifications and the call’s status, then confirm the application conditions before committing costs.
Timeline
The end date recorded in the catalogue is 31 December 2026. Check the call’s actual status, whether there is a new round or an extension, and the application arrangements with the Banque des Territoires and local contacts. Do not treat this call as open without confirmation.
Key facts
- Funder
- Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations, Gouvernement de Nouvelle-Calédonie, Ministère des Outre-Mer
- Type of funding
- Grant
- Status
- Open
- Funding rate
- 50%
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Closes
- 31 December 2026
- Geographic scope
- Not specified
Frequently asked questions
What is the France 2030 “Bottom-up” innovation aid call for vocational training projects for?
The catalogue describes its purpose as supporting companies or sectors that contribute to innovation in vocational training; the scheme is available until 31 December 2026. The official page shows the vocational training call in New Caledonia open until 31 December 2026, with a consortium required. Check the exact scope in the specifications.
Who can apply, and under what conditions?
Beneficiaries indicated in the catalogue: consortia bringing together training bodies and companies or sectors, including education and vocational training players such as training bodies, higher education establishments, campuses of trades and qualifications (CMQ) and vocational high schools. Conditions: the project must have a cost base above €200,000 (23,866,348 CFP francs) and last no more than 3 years; the co-funding required must be provided by the partners themselves, with at least 15% of co-funding needs from private sources (including in-kind contributions) and no more than 50% from non-financial valuations of material contributions; and no more than 50% can come from apprenticeship tax collected, for collecting institutions. Public funds from other sources can be included in project co-financing, in compliance with European State aid rules. Professional organisations, skills operators (OPCO) and local authorities (except New Caledonia) can take part in co-financing within those rules, and the required co-financing can also include European funds, notably the European Social Fund (ESF) or the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund (EGF). Points still to check: the amount and basis of aid in the official specifications; a national SIRET number is required according to the page.
What funding and which costs can be covered?
Catalogue amount: a grant of 50% of eligible costs, unless expressly waived by the local steering committee and in line with European State aid rules. Operations mentioned: creating new training or support offers, as well as significant changes to existing training offers; developing innovative tools for delivering training and supporting companies, particularly the smallest, to make human resources management more effective and/or help secure career paths. The exact amount, rate and eligible costs must be confirmed in the current specifications.
Is the call still open, and how do I apply?
The official page shows an end date of 31 December 2026. Check the specifications, timetable and available amount before applying, and ask the operator for confirmation if a date has passed or the timetable is contradictory.
Official source
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