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ReportFFG (Österreichische Forschungsförderungsgesellschaft)June 201862 pages93 min readOriginal source
Key number
€871,431,261
Total Horizon 2020 funding secured by Austria p.8
Largest segment
Businesses% of participations
Austria's top sector by participations p.23
What changed
41%
Increase in Austrian participations vs previous report p.59

Summary

  • By March 2018, Horizon 2020 had selected over 17,000 projects representing €30,590.3 million in approved funding across more than 77,000 participations.p.11
  • Austria achieved a success rate of 16.9% for participations, significantly above the overall program average of 14.7%.p.9
  • Geographically, organizations based in Vienna secured the largest share of Austrian participations at 1,114, followed by Styria with 467.p.43

Key insights

  1. Austria's participation success rate in Horizon 2020 stands at 16.9%, placing it among the top three performing countries alongside Belgium and France.p.7
  2. Across the entire Horizon 2020 program, 40% of the planned €77.2 billion budget has been allocated to selected projects as of March 2018.p.11
  3. Funding distribution in Horizon 2020 is highly concentrated, with the top 100 participating organizations securing 32% of all allocated funding.p.35
  4. The United States leads third-country participation in Horizon 2020 with 968 participations and €83.2 million in funded projects.p.32
  5. Austria's share of total Horizon 2020 EU-28 funding stands at 3.1%, exceeding its 2.4% share of the overall EU budget contribution.p.31

Published by FFG (Österreichische Forschungsförderungsgesellschaft) (funder profile)

Funders mentioned

European Investment BankFraunhofer VentureMotion Equity Partners

Topics and entities

EuropeGlobalPublic funding and grantsSME finance and lendingStartup ecosystemsStartup fundingAIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbHAVL List GmbHEuropean CommissionEuropean Investment BankEuropean Research CouncilInfineon Technologies Austria AGÖsterreicher ForschungsförderungsgesellschaftTechnische Universität WienUniversität Wien

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