ONEKIN 2025 Program. Grants to support processes for the maturation of ideas and the definition of digitalization, innovation and entrepreneurship projects in the food and wood value chains.

Objetive

To support the hiring of consulting and/or advisory services related to business start-up or development, feasibility studies for R&D projects, obtaining, validating and defending patents and other intangible assets, obtaining food safety certification standards, as well as consulting work on innovation and digitization.

The ONEKIN program has a dual purpose: to promote, on the one hand, entrepreneurship and the creation of new business activities in the food and wood value chain; and, on the other hand, to promote productive improvements in the business model, processes and organization of entities in the food and wood value chain, which involve an orientation towards the bioeconomy, energy sustainability, safe and healthy food and the sustainable use of resources, through innovation and digitization.

Targeting

Private individuals and legal entities. Includes groups without legal personality and communities of goods.
Entrepreneurs, not legally constituted at the time of submitting the application, but who have a business project.

Description

Lines of assistance:

Line 1 – Consulting or advisory work linked to the start-up of the business.

Line 2 – Studies for obtaining, validating and defending patents, environmental seals and other intangible assets.

Line 3 – Diagnostic studies on the implementation of food safety culture in companies, as well as for obtaining, for the first time, food safety accreditations.

Line 4 – Consulting work on innovation and digitalization.

Grant type

Minimis. Competitive support