About the Campaign
As part of our mission to support innovation in Europe, Civitta is launching a follow-up to our successful #GrowingWithEUFunding campaign.
In partnership with European Digital Innovation Hubs (EDIHs), we are delivering a new series of practical webinars focused on two key pillars of innovation financing:
- 🏛 EU Funding – Understand how to participate in EU-funded projects like Horizon Europe, Digital Europe, or Interreg.
- 💼 Investor Funding – Learn how to become investment-ready, pitch to investors, and combine private capital with public grants.
All webinars are free of charge as part of the Hopero project, funded by the European Commission.
Meet the Organisers
- Civitta Slovakia – Lead organiser, part of EDIH Hopero
- DIH 4 Global Automotive Portugal | visit website
- AI & Gaming EDIH Croatia | visit website
- AI EDIH Hungary | visit website
EU FUNDING WEBINARS
Topic: How to Join and Succeed in EU-Funded Projects
A practical webinar for companies new to international funding.
INVESTOR FUNDING WEBINARS
Topic: Are You Investment-Ready? A Guide for Innovative Companies
How to prepare for fundraising, pitch with impact, and combine public and private funding.
- Date and time: Wednesday, December 10, 14:00 – 16:00am CEST | REGISTER
- Date and time: Friday, December 12, 14:00 – 16:00am CEST | REGISTER
Note: You only need to register for the sessions that match your interests and availability.
What You’ll Learn
- How EU-funded projects work and what consortia are
- Where to start if you’ve never applied before
- How to combine local and international grants
- What makes a company “investment-ready”
- How to create a pitch deck and financial plan
- How public funding builds investor confidence
Who Should Join?
This campaign is designed for:
- SMEs and startups exploring international growth
- First-time applicants for EU or cross-border funding
- R&D-driven companies building their funding roadmap
- Businesses seeking investment or preparing for scale-up
Brought to You By
This campaign is delivered as part of the Hopero project, one of Slovakia’s official European Digital Innovation Hubs (EDIH), funded by the European Commission.
