This workshop, organised by Cluj IT within the I3HIES project, aims to provide a
comprehensive overview of the various financing instruments available to support innovation
and development projects.
Scheduled to take place on the 29th of July via ZOOM from 10:00
to 14:00 EEST, the workshop is designed to cater to a diverse audience, including
researchers, SMEs, startups, academic institutions, and public and private sector
organisations.
Following the introductions, the workshop will delve into a detailed overview of the various
funding opportunities available for the health sector. This section will focus on three primary
financing instruments: I3, Horizon Europe, and EIT Health. Participants will gain a thorough
understanding of each instrument, including their specific objectives, eligibility criteria, and
application processes.
The I3 instrument, integral to the I3HIES project, aims to support innovation and industrial
competitiveness through targeted funding. Attendees will learn how I3 facilitates the
development of groundbreaking health solutions and the integration of innovative
technologies into healthcare systems.
This workshop promises to be an invaluable experience for all attendees, providing them with
the essential tools and knowledge to successfully navigate the landscape of public funding in
the health sector.
Agenda:
● Introduction and participants’ presentation
● Overview of the funding opportunities for the health sector with focus on i3, Horizont
Europe, EIT Health
● Q&A
● Break
● Health Project Partnering workshop on Miro
● Closing remarks
About the facilitator:
Laviniu Chis is passionate about innovation and entrepreneurship, helping businesses
achieve their full potential by creating innovative solutions and exceptional teams. Laviniu
has 15 years + experience in working with startups and 12 years + of entrepreneurship.
During this time he worked with over 1000 founders and startups teaching them the lean
startup way, helping them starting a business, achieving product market fit and securing well
over 50 million euros in private and public funding. Currently he own 4 companies in
consulting, retail, training and software development and I launched the Startup LaunchPad.