EEA launches new resources to support European EdTech
On 1 September, the European EdTech Alliance will launch the re-imagined European EdTech Map, rebuilt from the ground up to make it easier for organisations to be found, connected, and supported: with a simpler onboarding process, improved navigation, and a more intuitive interface, the updated map is designed to increase visibility for Europe’s EdTech innovators and open new pathways for partnerships, investment, and collaboration. Organisations building or growing in EdTech are encouraged to submit or update their profiles now to be included in the relaunch. The initiative is supported by the European Commission as part of the EmpowerED project and reflects EEA’s commitment to making the European EdTech sector more visible and connected.
Alongside the map, EEA launched the EdTech Funding Map on 1 July, a curated and growing database of grants and public funding opportunities available across Europe. Currently open to organisations listed on the European EdTech Map, the funding map enables EdTech providers to find and access opportunities that can support their growth. This early release will continue to expand, and members of the ecosystem are invited to submit new opportunities from their regions. The resource is made possible through the support of the Jacobs Foundation.
Another major step will follow on 1 September with the launch of the EdTech Invest Database. Designed for EdTech organisations seeking equity investment and for investors looking for deal flow, this community-driven tool will list startups currently raising and the investors ready to support them. It will help bridge the gap between innovators and capital, creating a transparent and accessible channel for investment in European EdTech. Those interested in being part of the first release are invited to contact invest@edtecheurope.org.
Together, these tools make it easier for EdTech organisations to be found, access funding, and connect with potential partners and investors across Europe.
