NRDI Fund

The purpose of the call for joint industrial RDI projects is to provide funds to domestic partners for promising RDI projects implemented in Hungarian–Israeli cooperation which generate new or further developed, market-oriented products and services within specific focus areas.

The call aims to promote Hungarian participation in the Horizon 2020 framework programme, other joint RDI programmes and regional collaborations of the European Union; and to strengthen the international networking and fundraising capacity of Hungarian participants. The budget of the call is financed from the NRDI Fund in the following topics:

A decision has been adopted on providing domestic funding to projects implemented in Hungarian–French cooperation in the framework of international science and technology (S&T) cooperation calls. The calls financed from the National Development, Research and Innovation Fund aim to promote research implemented in bilateral S&T cooperation by supporting researcher mobility.

Financed from the National Research, Development and Innovation Fund, the call supports the participation of Hungarian institutions in EUREKA projects implemented in international cooperation by providing domestic funding for participation.

Ten projects to be implemented in Hungarian–Chinese cooperation in the framework of international science and technology (S&T) cooperation calls have been selected for funding from domestic sources.

The call aims to support micro, small and medium enterprises which were positively assessed by the international expert panel but were finally not selected for funding in the first stage of the EU H2020 SME Instrument call due to lack of funds.

The National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF), the Austrian Science Fund (FWF) and the NRDI Office announces a call for basic research projects implemented in bi- or trilateral cooperation in any field of science. Project proposals are submitted to and assessed by the so-called Lead Agency, that is, the organisation from which the highest amount of funding is requested.

The call is open to consortia built on stable industry-university partnerships that have been operating successfully for several years and provides funding for the development of RDI relationships in a funding scheme that ensures a long-term sustainable, results-oriented framework for innovation activity in institutionalised cooperation, based on excellence and financial stability.

12 projects to be implemented in Hungarian–Slovenian cooperation in the framework of international science and technology (S&T) cooperation calls have been selected for funding from domestic sources. The calls financed from the National Development, Research and Innovation Fund promote the mobility of participants of research projects implemented in bilateral S&T cooperation in the given relation and increasingly facilitate larger project-based cooperation.

The call aims to support micro, small and medium enterprises which were positively assessed by the international expert panel but were finally not selected for funding in the first stage of the EU H2020 SME Instrument call due to lack of funds.

The call aims to promote Hungarian participation in the Horizon 2020 framework programme, other joint RDI programmes and regional collaborations of the European Union; and to strengthen the international networking and fundraising capacity of Hungarian participants.

The call aims to promote Hungarian participation in the Horizon 2020 framework programme, other joint RDI programmes and regional collaborations of the European Union; and to strengthen the international networking and fundraising capacity of Hungarian participants. The budget of the call is financed from the NRDI Fund in the following topics:

The funding scheme provides domestic funding required for participation in international collaborations in order to foster the participation of Hungarian stakeholders in the following joint programmes and initiatives financed partly under the EU H2020 framework programme and partly from member states contributions:

The call provides domestic funding required for participation in international collaborations in order to promote the participation of Hungarian stakeholders in the following joint programmes and initiatives financed partly under the EU H2020 framework programme and partly from member states contributions:

In the first round of the “VÁLLALATI KFI_16” call 234 project proposals were submitted with a total funding request of nearly HUF 60 million. Now 59 of these proposals have received altogether more than HUF 13 billion in non-refundable funding which accounts for 62% of the total available budget of the call.