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230,000 innovation funding to optimise deliveries in Belfast and Dublin
For the first time, Belfast and Dublin City Councils are partnering with Enterprise Ireland to launch a joint Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) challenge based competition that’s offering €230,000 to businesses to develop low cost, innovative and commercially viable solutions that can help optimise goods deliveries in both cities (May 10th).Belfast City Council is hosting an information session for interested companies at Belfast City Hall next Thursday, 17 May and delegates can register to attend at smartbelfast.city/2018/04/230-sbir-challenge-last-mile-freight/.There is also an information session in Dublin on 15 May, with registration at bit.ly/2wan0pB. Full details of the challenge can be found at smartdublin.ie/smartchallenges/lastmiledelivery/.
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