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At the end of 2021, the Technology Agency of the Czech Republic (TA CR) has announced a public tender under the National Centres of Competence programme, which is intended to support cooperation between the research and application spheres and increase competitiveness. A sufficiently stable and long-term base of applied research in the form of National Centres of Competence should facilitate this process.
The National Centres of Competence programme supports projects that lead to an increase in the efficiency and quality of applied research and technology transfer in prospective fields.
Support will be provided for projects that are based on the achievement of a certain type of result, such as an industrial or utility model, patent, prototype, functional sample, software, etc. A necessary prerequisite is also that two research topics per project (main and secondary topic) are selected from the list of approved topics available in the Tender Documentation.
The allocation of the tender is set at CZK 6.2 billion, with no limit on the maximum amount of support per project.
Who can apply for the subsidy:
The subsidy covers the following:
Subsidy percentage per project:
Subsidy amount per project:
Project proposal submission dates:
The announcement of the tender results is scheduled for 30 November 2022. The minimum duration of the project is set at 48 months, with implementation starting in January 2023 at the earliest.
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