Italian SMEs to receive up to €10,000 in digitalisation vouchers

The Italian government and regional Chambers of Commerce have launched the “Voucher Doppia Transizione” programme, allocating €150 million to support small and medium‑size enterprises (SMEs) in digital and ecological innovation. Eligible firms can obtain grants covering up to 70 % of qualifying expenses, with maximum awards ranging from €8 000 to €10 000 depending on the specific call.

The national call targets technologies such as artificial intelligence, 3‑D printing, cloud computing, cybersecurity and energy‑monitoring solutions. Regional initiatives include the Foggia Chamber’s tourism and export voucher, offering up to €8 000 for projects that improve sustainability, accessibility and digital marketing, and the Vallo di Diano Confesercenti’s grant of up to €10 000 for digital transformation and hyper‑amortisation incentives. Applications are submitted through the InfoCamere ReStart platform using SPID and a digital signature, with funds allocated on a first‑come, first‑served basis until the budget is exhausted.

The programme aims to reduce the digital gap for Italian SMEs, boost competitiveness, and foster the adoption of advanced technologies across sectors.