Funding analysis
I map which programmes and calls fit your organisation and how a first project can be shaped, with a budget and timeline that can actually be delivered.
Claes Lundin · Samlas AB
I help universities, public organisations and companies find the right funding, write applications that hold up in assessment, and run projects so that reporting is approved.
The right programme and call
Text, budget and annexes
Clarifications and project start
Progress reports and payment claims
Results and closure
EU programmes and national calls require more than a good project.
The application must match the programme's objectives, the budget must follow the rules, and the project must then report indicators, progress and payment claims over several years.
Most organisations have the expertise for the work itself but lack the time and experience for the rest. That is the part I take care of.
I map which programmes and calls fit your organisation and how a first project can be shaped, with a budget and timeline that can actually be delivered.
I write the application with you or review your draft before submission, focusing on what is assessed: relevance, feasibility, budget and expected results.
In funded projects I handle the ongoing administration: progress reports, payment claims, indicators, budget follow-up and steering group material.
You own the idea and the content. I make sure it holds up formally and administratively.
For example a funding analysis or a review before submission.
Support through the whole project period, from start to final report.
For several years I have coordinated and administered projects funded by the European Regional Development Fund, ESF+ and Interreg, in research, innovation, digitalisation and sustainability.
I have worked with a wide range of funders, regions and municipalities, as well as start-ups and larger companies in the financial and telecom sectors.
References available on request.
If you are considering external funding, or already have a project that needs support, get in touch.