What CORDIS confirms about the Lampsy Health case in KPMG’s MAKE campaign

In its MAKE campaign, KPMG Portugal says it helped Lampsy Health prepare an application that secured €350,000 in EU funding. The project entry in CORDIS, the European Commission’s public database, names Lampsy Health, Lda. as the coordinator of LAMP-AI and lists a contribution of €351,356.25 under grant agreement No. 101310739. The difference is consistent with rounding in the campaign. The entry records the agreed amount and leaves open how much has been paid. MAKE campaign page · CORDIS project entry

From EU selection to the campaign

The European Innovation Council announced Lampsy Health’s selection on 23 April 2026 under the first EIC Pre-Accelerator call for proposals. The Commission signed the agreement on 29 June, and the project began on 1 July. On 7 September, KPMG Portugal announced Lampsy Health as the winner of the Portuguese edition of its own Global Tech Innovator competition. The firm unveiled its MAKE brand campaign on 2 November. List of selected companies · EIC results · CORDIS project entry · Portuguese competition result · Campaign announcement

KPMG’s case study links the 1,083 proposals received to 22 countries. In the EIC’s initial tally, 1,083 was the total number of proposals. Of those, 1,056 submissions came from 30 eligible countries, before the final eligibility checks. The figure of 22 countries comes from the April announcement and refers to where the 70 selected companies were based. KPMG case study · EIC submission figures · EIC results

KPMG’s role

KPMG says its incentives team helped structure the application and present the project, development plan and growth strategy in line with the programme’s requirements. The EIC list documents the company’s selection, and the CORDIS entry records the agreed contribution. How Lampsy Health and KPMG divided the work, and what effect that support had on the funding decision, remain unclear. KPMG case study · CORDIS project entry