Two European networks to support your development

NCP Brussels, your official contact point for accessing European research and innovation funding

Are you an SME, large company, university, research centre, association or public administration established in the Brussels Region and wanting to develop – or join – a research and innovation (R&I) project? Or do you want to solve a technical problem through RDI activities?

NCP Brussels, the official national contact point for Horizon Europe in the Brussels-Capital Region, can help you benefit from the main source of European funding for R&I projects, namely Horizon Europe – an ambitious programme for a green, healthy, digital and inclusive Europe. With a budget of €95.5 billion for the period 2021-2027, Horizon Europe is the largest R&I programme in the world.

As the official contact point for this programme in the Brussels-Capital Region, the NCP Brussels team offers support and advice to Brussels-based companies, universities, associations and research centres through a professional service.

• Information on the latest European funding opportunities in the field of research and innovation.
• Individual support for project applicants (coordinators or partners) throughout the life of the project.

NCP Brussels is a service provided by hub.brussels. All our services are free of charge and co-funded by the Brussels-Capital Region and the European Commission.

Would you like to know more? Contact Frédéric Suche: fsuche@hub.brussels

The Enterprise Europe Brussels (EEB) network to help you identify the ideal international partner

hospitality.brussels works with the Enterprise Europe Brussels network to help you find the ideal international partner, whether for a commercial, technological or research contact. Enterprise Europe Brussels offers SMEs – and large companies, universities, research centres and public administrations – a complete range of services to promote their international development.

Enterprise Europe Brussels (EEB) is a joint initiative of hub.brussels and the Brussels Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI). It is the Brussels representation of the Enterprise Europe Network (EEN), the largest business support network in the world. The EEN is co-funded by the European Commission to stimulate the innovation and growth of SMEs. The network is based on around 600 local organisations in 60 countries in Europe and beyond.

The support of Enterprise Europe Brussels is free of charge and provides access to a large number of services: business advice, growth, digitalisation, sustainability, European funding (focused on Horizon Europe), R&DI, legislation, etc.

Would you like to know more? Contact Frédéric Suche: fsuche@hub.brussels or visit https://www.brusselsnetwork.be/