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3 cluster members selected for funding by GALACTICA project

15/07/2021

GALACTICA, which aims to demonstrate the viability of new industrial value chains regarding the textile and aerospace sectors based on advanced manufacturing across the EU, has the final list of projects selected for funding, with a total budget of 1.160.000€. All the selected proposals funded are being notified. 26 projects involving 40 SMEs selected for funding in the first Galactica Open Call!

The Call for proposals was addressed to the European SMEs and start-ups that plan to develop innovative solutions that could be part of cross-sectoral and cross-border value chains with two different funding lines.

The Galactica consortium, led by AEI Tèxtils, has evaluated the 83 proposals received and select the best projects to be funded with grants of €20,000 for 18 pioneers and €100,000 for 8 orbitals. The evaluation has been carried out between May and June and now we can confirm the final ranking list.

Every funded proposal has gone through an in-depth evaluation process which included an assessment of the eligibility criteria and an external evaluation by a panel of 28 experts in each of the three fields of GALACTICA.

Each proposal was reviewed by independent experts (three for orbital and two for pioneer) that have applied the evaluation criteria, with a special focus on innovation, cross-sectorial and cross-border aspects.

Three members of AEI Tèxtils are among the selected SMEs.

Those proposals that have not succeeded in the 1st call, have another opportunity to improve and apply to GALACTICA’s second call for proposals. It will open in January of 2022 with 1.84 M€.

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