European Commission’s Partner Search Tool
The European Commission’s Partner Search Tool helps users find organisations and individuals for collaborative projects, especially within the context of EU funding and tenders. To effectively use the tool, you need to be registered with the European Commission portal. You can search by keyword, geographical area, funding type, and other criteria to identify potential partners.
How to use the tool
- Access the European Commission Partner Search Tool
- Register and Log In
If you don’t have one, create an EU Login account.
If your organisation is not registered, you’ll need to register it on the portal and obtain a PIC (Participant Identification Code). - Search for Partners
Search by Keyword: Enter relevant keywords related to your project’s topic or area of expertise.
Search by Topic: Use the topic search functionality to find partners interested in specific areas.
Search by Funding Programme: Filter by relevant EU funding programs, like Horizon Europe.
Search by Geographical Area: Narrow down your search by country or region.
Use Filters: Apply additional filters to refine your search, such as organisation type or specific keywords. - Review and Contact Potential Partners
Browse the search results, which will include organisation profiles and project details.
Examine the profiles to assess their experience, expertise, and potential alignment with your project.
If you find a suitable partner, you can express your interest in collaboration through the platform. - Publish Your Own Partner Search (Optional)
If you want to be found by other potential partners, you can publish your organisation’s profile and partner search announcements.
EURAXESS Partnering Tool
To find partners on EURAXESS for research collaborations or project proposals, utilise the EURAXESS Partnering Portal and the European Commission’s Partner Search Tool. You can search for institutions by geographical criteria, type of organisation, or keywords related to your project. Registering your institution on EURAXESS also allows others to find you as a potential partner.
How to use the tool
- Access the EURAXESS Partnering Portal
Register your institution on the EURAXESS Portal to be discoverable as a potential partner.
Utilise the portal to search for institutions that match your project’s needs and expertise.
You can filter your searches by geographical criteria and organisation type. - European Commission Partner Search Tool
This tool is integrated within the EURAXESS platform.
Search for partners based on keywords related to your project or by browsing past call topics.
Filter your search by country or type of organisation.
Eureka Innowwide Partner Search Tool
The Eureka Innowwide Partner Search Tool helps you find a local counterpart in your chosen target country before you apply to Innowwide. When you apply to our Innowwide programme, your project counterpart must sign a commitment in our application platform.
How to use the tool
To use the , navigate to the Innowwide website and access their matchmaking tool. You can search for partners by keyword, geographical area, or funding type. The results will include organization profiles with project details and contact information. You can also publish your own offer/interest for specific topics within the Innowwide program.
Here’s a more detailed breakdown:
- Access the Innowwide Partner Search Tool
- Search for Partners
Use keywords related to your project’s technology, industry, or other relevant areas.
Specify the geographical area where you are seeking a partner.
Filter by funding type, if applicable. - Browse Results
Review the organisation profiles that match your search criteria.
Each profile will include details about the organisation, its past projects, and contact information. - Publish Your Offer/Interest
If you have a specific call you are interested in, you can publish your offer/interest on the portal.
This allows other organisations to see your organisation’s profile and potential collaboration. - Connect with Partners
Contact the representatives of the organisations you are interested in collaborating with.
M-ERA.NET Partner Search Tool
The M-ERA.NET Partner Search Tool is designed to help applicants find partners for their project proposals in the M-ERA.NET calls. It allows users to either offer their own expertise or search for partners with specific skills or project ideas.
How to use the tool
- Access the M-ERA.NET Partner Search Tool
You may need to register and log in to access all features. - Finding Partners
Search entries by filtering your search by type of topics, entry type (partner offer or search), and partner role (coordinator or partner). - Offering Your Expertise
Register your organisation: Provide details about your organisation, including key words describing your field of activity and areas of interest related to the M-ERA.NET topics.
Select up to three topics: Specify which M-ERA.NET topics your expertise aligns with.
Create a detailed profile: Include information about your experience, expertise, and the type of partners you are looking for. - Key Considerations
Registration: During registration, it is typically required to submit your own partner offer or to access more detailed partner information.
Specificity: When creating a partner offer, be specific about your organisation’s expertise and the types of projects you are interested in.
Topic selection: Ensure that your selected topics align with your organisation’s expertise and the M-ERA.NET call topics.
Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Matchmaking Platform
The Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Matchmaking Platform, powered by b2match, helps researchers, institutions, and organisations connect for collaboration and funding opportunities. To use it, register, create a detailed profile, browse participants, and initiate meetings. The platform facilitates finding partners for Doctoral Networks, Staff Exchanges, COFUND, and other MSCA proposals.
How to use the tool
- Registration and Profile Creation
Register: Go to the platform’s registration page and create an account with your email and a strong password.
Profile: Create a comprehensive profile highlighting your expertise, research interests, and what you can offer or seek from potential partners. Include a clear description of your project ideas, expertise, and needs. - Browsing and Connecting
Explore Participants: Use the participant list and filters to find individuals and organisations matching your interests.
AI Recommendations: The platform provides AI-powered recommendations for potential matches in the “My Matches” section.
Meeting Requests: Send meeting requests to those you wish to connect with during the event.
Messaging: Initiate conversations with potential collaborators before the event to build connections. - Scheduling and Meetings
My Schedule: Access your meeting schedule and manage your appointments.
Meeting Overview: Review your confirmed meetings and meeting details. - Utilising the Platform for Different MSCA Actions
Doctoral Networks: Find partners for joint doctoral training programmes.
Staff Exchanges: Locate organisations for staff secondments and collaborations.
COFUND: Identify institutions for co-funded doctoral or postdoctoral programmes.
MSCA and CITIZENS Proposals: Connect with potential partners for various MSCA proposals.
Postdoctoral Fellowships: Publish your profile to attract fellows for your organisation or find host institutions for your fellowship. - Benefits of Using the Platform
Increased Visibility: Publish your profile and project ideas to be seen by a wider audience.
Networking: Connect with researchers, institutions, and organisations for potential collaborations.
Cost-Effective: Find partners in a time and cost-efficient way.
Lead Generation: Generate new leads and meet potential collaborators.
Stay Ahead: Be visible and stay informed about opportunities.
