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The letters OULU in pink in front of Tuira, each decorated in honour of the summer and the year of the Capital of Culture.

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22.04.2024

Funding is being applied for AKKE projects that focus on supporting regional RDI activities

Projects funded under this call must meet at least one of the following criteria:

– the project will support research, development and innovation activities of SMEs, thereby improving their innovative capacity;
– the project strengthens the innovation ecosystem in the region;
– the project broadens the range of actors involved in R&D&I activities;

The application period is from 22 April 2024 to 30 August 2024 at 15.00.

A maximum of EUR 448 000 will be available to finance projects received in the call for applications.

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