Applications Now Open for CRAASH Barcelona and DKV Challenge 2026 with i4KIDS as a Strategic Partne
i4KIDS is reinforcing its commitment to innovation in paediatric, fetal and maternal health by collaborating in two strategic initiatives currently open for applications: CRAASH Barcelona 2026 and DKV Challenge 2026. Both programmes offer new opportunities for startups and innovative projects seeking to accelerate the development, validation and adoption of solutions with an impact on maternal and child health.

Innovation in paediatric, fetal and maternal health continues to advance through initiatives that support the development, validation and market adoption of new solutions. In this context, i4KIDS is reinforcing its commitment to innovation transfer by collaborating as a strategic partner in two programmes currently open for applications: CRAASH Barcelona 2026 and the DKV Challenge 2026.
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