Globalstars — Taiwan call for projects – 2026

• One application form per consortium in English
• Partner forms for other partners
• GANTT chart
• Signed co-signature form
• For Sweden, the complete Eureka application form, project budget, Gantt diagram of work packages and a CV for the Swedish project coordinator; for Taiwan, an abstract, a detailed project description and a budget plan; for the Netherlands, a detailed project plan and budget

Who is eligible?

• Consortia made up of at least two independent organisations.
• One for-profit company from Taiwan.
• One for-profit company from a participating Eureka member.

Who is not eligible

• Universities and research organisations are not funded by DoIT.

Eligible expenses

• R&D costs

• Impact: market fit, value creation, competitive advantages, and clear, realistic commercialisation plans.
• Excellence: degree of innovation, technological maturity and risk, use of new knowledge, and scientific and technical challenge.
• Quality and efficiency of implementation: consortium quality, added value from international cooperation, realistic project management, and reasonable cost structure.
• Overall perception: experts provide three positive and negative points and state whether they recommend the project for public funding.
• Taiwan national review focuses on technological innovation, industrial impact, feasibility, and budget justification.

• Contact your ministry or funding agency through Eureka’s website to discuss your project idea, finances, eligibility and procedures.
• Create an account on the application portal, one per consortium, and select the funding opportunity.
• Complete one application form per consortium in English and request that other partners fill out a partner form.
• Submit a GANTT chart, a signed co-signature form, and any other required attachments.
• If applicable, submit the national application and extra documents to the relevant funding body: Austria through FFG eCall before 16 September 2026 (end of day), Finland to Business Finland before 15 September 2026 at 17:00 EET, Sweden on the Vinnova website, Taiwan to DoIT by 17:00 CST on the deadline specified in the 2026 call, and the Netherlands to RVO with a detailed project plan and budget.
• Complete and sign a consortium agreement.

• Applications are checked for completeness and eligibility before review under a standard evaluation procedure.
• If successful, the project receives a Eureka label.
• The country or region’s ministry or funding agency may conduct another evaluation based on national regulations.
• The final step is to complete and sign a consortium agreement.
• Taiwan conducts a formal eligibility check, then a technical and financial review by external experts; applicants may be asked to attend review meetings or provide supplementary information, and the final funding decision is based on evaluation results and budget availability.