The offer is part of the European TIGER project, which is funded by the European Union within the framework of the Interreg Alpine Space Programme is co-financed.
Comprehensive services for healthcare innovations
The website Tigerpath.eu provides detailed information on TIGER services such as Market Entry Accelerator, Expert Assessment and Product ValidationWith these specialized services, currently in the pilot phase, TIGER supports innovative healthcare solutions specifically tailored to the unique challenges of the Alpine region.
Individual support for companies
Eligible companies can find out more on Tigerpath.euon how to apply for TIGER's expert services. The streamlined process includes familiarizing yourself with the available services, submitting an application, an initial review by national TIGER experts, participation in expert consultations, and finally, tailored support. This ensures that innovative SMEs and startups receive exactly the support they need to grow.
Promoting cross-border cooperation
TIGER's service portfolio addresses key challenges facing eHealth innovators in the field of elderly care. The initiative establishes sustainable, cross-border cooperation throughout the Alpine region and creates valuable networks that help promising solutions reach their target groups even more effectively.
Interested companies can now Tigerpath.eu to learn more about the comprehensive range of services offered during the pilot phase. Some of the services will be selected for the first open call, which will start in mid-September.
TIGER is being implemented jointly by organizations from Austria, Germany, France, Slovenia, and Italy. Graz-based companies are particularly strongly involved: The ICS has taken the lead, along with the Geriatric Centers of the City of Graz and the human technology cluster Human.technology Styria.
About Interreg Alpine Space
Interreg is a series of programs to promote cohesion between regions inside and outside the European Union. The program Interreg Alpine Space co-finances and supports cooperation projects between the seven Alpine countries. Since its establishment in 2000, it has been dedicated to tackling common challenges and improving the quality of life of the approximately 80 million inhabitants of the Alpine region. In the current funding period 2021-2027, the program is at the forefront of the transition to a unique, climate-neutral and climate-resilient European area – the Alpine region.
Contact
Interreg Alpine Space
Francesca Barco
Email: francesca.barco@alpine-space.eu
TIGER
Ludovic Nachury
Email: Ludovic.nachury@eurobiomed.org