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[Read More]We can help you develop innovative services, processes and products in flood resilience and support your business to move into the growing flood resilience market.
Whether it’s an existing product or a completely new approach to flood resilience, our aim is to support businesses by offering a range of tailor-made Innovation Support Packages worth up to £20,000. You will have access to a centre that brings together industry contacts, exceptional academic research and cutting-edge equipment to enable businesses and our communities become better prepared for rising flood risks.
Located in the Humber, the UK’s most flood-prone region after London, the Flood Innovation Centre is a place that helps businesses to innovate in the emerging flood resilience market.
We offer fully funded Innovation Support Packages including specialist and technical guidance. Whether you need access to facilities and testing equipment, or you require expert advice from flooding expertise at the University of Hull, we can help progress your ideas in flood resilience or improve the resilience of your business premises.
Fill in our application form and one of our team will be in touch to see how we can best help your business.
We can help your business to understand its flood risk and put in place measures to minimise disruption and get you back to work more quickly after a flood event. We can support your business to expand into new markets, increase sales opportunities or diversify your product range. All via our funded Support Packages, that provide help where you need it at no cost to your business.
Our packages are designed to help businesses get the support they need and transform flood resilience ideas into reality.
If you’re a business based in the Humber region, or one of the ERDF designated ‘Transition Areas’, concerned about coping with flood risk or with the ambition to develop a flood-related product, service or process – The Flood Innovation Centre is here to help.
Apply now and one of our advisors will be in touch.
Our Innovation Support Packages are designed to meet the needs of each individual business and are backed by specialist flood-related knowledge from the University of Hull.
Depending on the level of support you require, we’ll provide a tailor-made package to help move your flood resilience idea forward. We’ll ensure you have the opportunity to speak to our Technology Research Managers and, if needed, access to cutting-edge testing equipment and facilities.
Support will range from 12 hours to 10 days of business support and could include in-depth sector-based workshops, design and testing services, VR modelling, prototyping and much more.
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