About EU-DK Support
EU-DK Support supports Danish participation in EU programmes and helps companies, researchers and other relevant users to utilise the possibilities for EU funding within research, innovation, commercial development and entrepreneurship.
EU-DK Support also helps foreign researchers and enterprises to identify and contact the appropriate Danish researcher, enterprise or municipality for their EU application.
This collaboration is to ensure that Danish researchers, companies and other user groups receive well-qualified, effective and timely help and advice in their EU work. In addition, Danish researchers, knowledge institutions and companies can get an idea of possible sources of EU financing, and whom they can contact in order to get help. The advice is provided according to the “no wrong door” principle.
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The EU-DK Support network
The EU-DK Support network consists of about 35 nationwide, regional and local institutions that advise Danish users about participation in EU programmes.
The EU-DK Support network is coordinated by EuroCenter in the Danish Agency for Research and Innovation under the Ministry of Higher Education and Science, in collaboration with the Danish Business Authority in the Danish Ministry of Business and Growth.
Matchmaking and partner search
If you are looking for a Danish partner for your EU project, please contact the Enterprise Europe Network via our EU-DK Support Partner Agro Business Park.
Programmes included in EU-DK Support
Horizon 2020
EU’s new programme for research and innovation, with €79.4bn in the pool. The programme is divided into three pillars: World-class science, Industrial leadership and Societal challenges
COSME (Programme for the Competitiveness of Enterprises and SMEs)
The programme is addressed to entrepreneurs, SMEs and trade promotion organisations. COSME has a budget of €2.3bn.
Connecting Europe Facility
CEF supports targeted European infrastructure investments within transport, energy and broadband & digital services. The programme is expected to have a total budget of €33.2bn.
Creative Europe
With a budget of €1.46bn, the programme supports entrepreneurship, development, education/training, distribution and marketing of European media productions.
Territorial Cooperation 2014-2020
Territorial Cooperation 2014-2020 comprises three forms of cooperation: 'cross-border cooperation' which is about promoting integrated regional development between border regions in at least two countries; 'cross-national cooperation, which covers larger cross-national areas; and 'inter-regional cooperation, where the purpose is to promote efficiency in the regional policy by cooperating between regions across the entire EU.
Erasmus+
Erasmus+ is the EU’s new education programme with a total budget of €14.7bn. Erasmus+ gathers support for education, training, youth and sport into a larger and simpler programme, which also has a larger budget than previous EU education programmes.