The Monitoring Committee of the Innovation and Digital Transition Programme – COMPETE 2030 is the body responsible for monitoring and supervising the implementation and progress of the projects financed by the Programme, through the ERDF and ESF+. The Committee’s main competences include analysing and approving the selection criteria for operations, analysing the results of the […]
Guide for beneficiaries | Setting up and organising the operation process In accordance with the provisions of Article 15(1)(j) of Decree-Law 20-A/2023, of 22 March, beneficiaries are obliged to have a technical and accounting file for the operation that includes all the documentation that accompanies its life cycle, from the submission of the application to […]
Individual productive investment operations in innovative activities, promoted by SMEs, in low-density territories.
Supporting the improvement of skills and qualifications in the business sphere, in order to promote the adaptation of workers and companies to change, in line with the priorities established in the European Pillar of Social Rights. Overall amount: 400M€ Territorial Framework COMPETE 2030 is aimed at the least developed regions of the continent (NUT II […]
Pursuing the challenges of climate transition, supporting innovation through the decarbonisation of companies and energy efficiency and focusing on strengthening renewable energies. Overall amount: 815 M€ Territorial Framework COMPETE 2030 is aimed at the least developed regions of the continent (NUT II North, Centre and Alentejo). Structure and Incentive Systems In specific objectives 2.1 – […]
The Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) of the Innovation and Digital Transition Program – COMPETE 2030 – stems from a requirement of Regulation (EU) 2021/1060 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 24 June 2021, which establishes common provisions for the implementation of cohesion policy funds for 2021-2027 and ensures that the environmental and […]
Individual productive investment operations in innovative activities, promoted by SMEs.
The consortium led by Tekever puts Portugal at the forefront of innovation with a personal air transport prototype that integrates air and land mobility.
The recognition was awarded for her work on the metastasisation of triple negative breast cancer to the bones, contributing to the development of new therapeutic strategies.