Specific
Challenge
SMEs,
including social enterprises and cultural actors, can build their
growth on business model innovation, taking into account new
opportunities arising from servitisation, from individual
empowerment, from a more collaborative economy, from opening up
government data and services and from the pervasive use of new
technologies. A change of paradigm from ownership to access, from
individual consumption to shared functionalities can be applied in
several sectors benefiting from digital technologies and ensuring
more sustainable lifestyles to EU citizens particularly in cities. A
similar paradigm shift is happening in the relationship between
government, citizens and businesses, where societal actors take on a
more proactive role in the design and delivery of public services.
One of the main challenges is to attract business to use public
platforms to create more value as current business models do not
adequately exploit the benefits of participation and collaboration
with government. New ways of creating, producing, consuming, using,
educating, learning, caring, moving and living are emerging in
European cities. New ways of exploiting tangible and intangible
cultural heritage are made possible. News ways of creating innovative
public services, using open data and open public services provide new
business opportunities. SMEs developing and adapting new business
models play a key role in these transformations. The specific
challenge addressed by this topic is to enable SMEs in traditional
and new sectors, collaborative economy and creative sectors, cultural
heritage and the social economy as well as collaborative public
service creation to innovate and grow across traditional boundaries,
through new business models and organisational change.
Informações
Adicionais
Caso
deseje dados adicionais sobre este programa de financiamento,
requisite informações aos nossos serviços.
Todo
o processo de candidatura é formalizado em Inglês.
Este
Programa tem candidaturas abertas em contínuo, havendo várias fases
de avaliação
Propostas
à Fase 1:
15-02-2017,
03-05-2017, 06-09-2017, 08-11-2017
Propostas
à Fase 2:
18-01-2017,
06-04-2017, 01-06-2017
Orçamento
2017: 437,510,000€
Fonte:
Comissão Europeia