Grant writing · Hungarian & EU
Grant Writing
Writing, compiling, or reviewing Hungarian and European Union funding applications.
- Hungarian & EU grant calls covered
- Budget & timeline preparation
- Annexes & declarations organised
- Pre-submission formal and content review
From grant application to legal remedy
Five stages across the full project journey
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Grant writing
Identifying funding sources, preparing and submitting the grant application. Success-fee based collaboration.
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Tender publication
After a successful application, publication of the public procurement procedure in the EKR system with documentation matching the project's procurement needs.
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Procedure management
Managing the procurement procedure on the contracting authority side: opening tenders, evaluation, contract award.
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Delivery
The awarded contractor delivers the professional or technical scope, with performance verification on the client side.
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Legal remedies
Professional preparation of remedy applications and representation before the Public Procurement Arbitration Board.
Why choose us?
What is worth knowing about grant writing at Sugallat.
Success-fee based collaboration
Fees are due only for successful applications. No upfront consulting fee or fixed retainer, risk-free engagement.
On the market since 1996
More than two decades of practice in Hungarian and EU funding programmes, with deep working knowledge of the Public Procurement Act.
From grant to procurement, one partner
After the grant is won, we also support the subsequent procurement procedure and legal remedy representation from a single professional partner.
Free first consultation
No engagement contract needed for an initial project review. Get to know us before committing to anything.
Free expert consultation
Discuss your project with us, and we will help you find the best support for preparing and submitting your grant application.
Grant writing and project preparation
Key information about grants for businesses and non-profit organisations
When submitting grant applications without expert help, there is a significant risk of formal errors, misinterpretation of eligibility requirements, and inadequate content development. If a proposal is submitted with formal errors, it can easily be rejected. A company should pay special attention to formal details before submission. During the application process, especially for first-time applicants, misunderstandings about the requirements can quickly lead to mistakes. Grant writing errors often fail not on the professional content, but on small formal details.
A grant application typically includes a detailed professional description of the project, the definition of objectives and indicators, an implementation timeline, a budget, as well as mandatory annexes and declarations. For an organisation, verifying eligibility is particularly important.
Most grant applications fail not because the idea is poor, but because the implementation plan is not convincing. Rejection can result from missing annexes, incorrect cost calculations, unrealistic commitments, or the project not aligning precisely with the objectives of the call for proposals.
We work with nationwide coverage, and for EU grant applications we support project preparation with a business-oriented approach, including cities such as Budapest, Pécs, Szeged, Győr, and Székesfehérvár.