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Upcoming Calls
Procedures to be opened
Preparation can start in advance
Upcoming funding calls
Expected procedures under European and national programs that are about to be opened.
The information in this section is indicative and is based on published indicative schedules and project conditions.



Environmental Investments in the Processing of Agricultural Products
Funding for eco-friendly investments in agricultural processing, renewable energy, waste management and modern production technologies.
Mar 111 min read


Support for Modernization and Processing of Agricultural Products
Support for farmers and processors for investments, growth, sustainability, and social inclusion in rural areas.
Mar 111 min read


Over €56 million available to strengthen European cybersecurity capabilities
€56.2 million available under Horizon Europe 2026 to strengthen cybersecurity through new technologies, secure AI and advanced cryptography.
Mar 113 min read


Up to €60 000 for SME projects on innovations in clean energy supply chains
Grants up to €60,000 for small and medium-sized enterprises developing innovations in photovoltaics, offshore wind, and energy networks
Mar 102 min read


Up to €118 500 for innovative collaborations between agri-food and technology SMEs.
Call under the GATE5.0 project for SMEs: funding up to €118,500 for developing green and digital technological solutions for agriculture.
Mar 102 min read


Up to 60 000 EUR for demonstration and pilot projects by SMEs, focused on security
CITADEL open call for SMEs for pilot projects in security and digital technologies | Deadline: 5 May 2026
Feb 243 min read
Funding opportunities are open to a wide range of applicants - private enterprises, municipalities, non-governmental organizations, scientific and educational institutions, as well as partnerships between them. Each fund, each call or procedure has specific conditions and requirements, so it is important to analyze the eligibility and potential of the applicant in advance.
The eligibility of costs is one of the most strictly controlled aspects of any project. Only costs that are directly linked to the activities carried out within the eligible period and supported by correct documentation can be recognized.
NORTAN experts perform detailed verification and ensure compliance with the requirements of the governing authorities, which reduces the risk of financial corrections.
The project cycle goes through several key phases:
1. Analysis of client needs and identification of suitable financing opportunities;
2. Development of a project idea and preparation of a proposal;
3. Assessment and approval by the Managing Authority;
4. Implementation, monitoring and control of activities;
5. Final reporting and sustainability of results.
NORTAN Ltd offers comprehensive support at every stage - from concept to successful completion of the project.
Among the most common errors are incomplete or incorrect documentation, a mismatch between the project objectives, the scope and priorities of the program, as well as incorrect budget structuring, which includes expenses for remuneration, the purchase of equipment and other external services.
Our team conducts a thorough analysis before submitting the project proposal to ensure full compliance and increase the likelihood of approval.
Reporting includes the presentation of detailed technical and financial reports that demonstrate the implementation of activities and the achievement of results.
NORTAN provides methodological and expert support throughout the entire process, from documentation preparation to communication with governing bodies, ensuring accuracy, transparency, and legality at the completion of each project.
NORTAN Ltd. experts, with proven experience in writing technical and financial reports, provide full support in their preparation and reporting to the competent institutions.
Cascading Funding is a mechanism where the European Commission provides funds to a lead beneficiary (usually a consortium), which then distributes part of these funds to third parties (SMEs, start-ups, NGOs, researchers) through open calls for applications.
This type of funding is widely used in programs such as Horizon Europe and Digital Europe and is also known as Financial Support to Third Parties (FSTP) .
Yes, we work with municipalities and municipal enterprises , providing expert support in project development and implementation, including strategic planning, application and subsequent management.
Yes, we work with non-governmental organizations , including foundations and associations, in preparing and implementing projects in areas such as social activities, education, culture, innovation and sustainable development.
Yes, in addition to SMEs, municipalities and NGOs, we also work with:
• universities and scientific organizations;
• public institutions and agencies;
• startups and innovative companies;
• consortia and partnerships on international projects.
Co-financing is the part of the project budget that is not covered by European funding and is provided by the beneficiary or other sources.
These are costs that:
• are directly related to the project;
• were made within the eligibility period;
• comply with the rules of the relevant program;
• are duly documented.
Do you have an idea for a project, but aren't sure where to start?
Contact us for a free consultation today!
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