Celtic-labeled projects may receive funding from the national sides involved in the project. The decision if a project will receive funding is taken by the Public Authorities on the basis of its interest on the researched topics and the availability of funds. Funding, if approved, may vary generally between 30% (sometimes less) and not more than 50%.

With regard to funding please remember first that Eureka is a bottom-up process: you submit your proposal, which is evaluated by Celtic and by the Public Authorities. If your proposal is accepted, you are granted a Celtic label. However, this is not a guarantee of funding: each Public Authority can decide to fund or not your project depending on the available budget and the quality of the proposal.

Details can be found in the table of responsible Celtic national contact points. If a responsible person for your country is not listed you may also check the Eureka member page and contact your country's Eureka representative for further information.

Alternative approaches to funding:
Celtic is cooperating with the Eureka Umbrella eConTec ("SUPPORTING EXCELLENCE IN INNOVATION"), which is a network of associations and public funding experts facilitating R&D projects in the field of eContent Technologies.

More information:
 

• Conditions on Celtic fees
• Recommendations for successful proposals