NKFIH EUREKA Co-funding
Supports Hungarian participation in international collaborative initiatives including EUREKA and Eurostars.
The NKFIH EUREKA Co-funding program is Hungary's domestic funding mechanism for participation in EUREKA — the long-standing intergovernmental network for market-oriented industrial research, development, and innovation cooperation. NKFIH serves as Hungary's National Project Coordinator (NPC) within the EUREKA network and provides domestic co-financing for Hungarian participants in four EUREKA sub-…
Market-oriented industrial R&D cooperation via EUREKA sub-programmes (Eurostars, Network, Clusters, Globalstars).
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