AREA KNOWLEDGE LEADERS
This is the third chapter in the series of videos featuring ZABALA's knowledge area leaders. Today the protagonist is Paola Votta, leader of the Third Countries area, who highlights the importance of always innovating with the market in mind
From the Third Countries area, led by Paola Votta, at ZABALA Innovation we want to support you so that your market grows and does so globally. To achieve this, we rely on our extensive experience, during which we have worked in countries as diverse as Colombia, Panama or Turkey, operating at an international level.
In recent years, European aid for international cooperation has been increasing. The financial framework launched by the European Commission foresees more than 90 billion euros for the period 2021-2027 to be distributed between international programmes and tenders for actions in third countries.
Don’t miss any of our next chapters! Next week you will be able to meet Sara Mateo, leader of the Entrepreneurship area of ZABALA Innovation.
News
EUROPEAN CHIP LAW
It is an initiative to strengthen Europe's position in the semiconductor industry, stimulate the digital and green transition, and address the global dependence on key chips in various industries
Opinion
EXTERNAL FINANCING INSTRUMENTS
Paola Votta
Third Countries Knowledge Area Leader
Publication
Regions
Innovation is key to making regions more digital and sustainable, and in our publication you will learn about the funding opportunities that make this possible
Zabala Innovation assists private and public players in their search for and acquisition of public funding and has developed a methodology for accompanying and supporting national and European project coordinators.
We are experts in European funding programmes, which provide the opportunity to finance the development and market access of your company's innovative projects.
Europe offers many opportunities to support and foster Research, Development and Innovation actions. Competition is high and being well positioned among stakeholders active in each sector requires a well thought-out plan of action and an active way of promoting visibility in Brussels.