The main channels to start with if you need grants, advice or an official referral.
If you are a micro or small business owner, this is often the quickest and most practical starting point.
A good choice if you operate in the local market or need piloting/testing in an urban environment.
If you need mentors, a program, prototype funding or rapid go-to-market support.
If you need partnerships, new markets, or international contacts.
If you operate in the green sector, rural areas/agrifood or cybersecurity.
Useful if you need advocacy, contacts, training or “peer-to-peer” support.
If your project addresses a societal problem or is impact-oriented.
If you need scientific cooperation, IP/technology transfer or laboratory-based development.
If you are looking for investments or alternative funding channels.
If you need networking, partners, investors or a community.