ARF – Development of the Electronic Mother-Child Passport Platform
Digitization of the Mother-Child Pass into an electronic documentation and information platform for examinations and consultations. Funded by EU NextGeneration EU. Valid from 01.01.2022 to 30.06.2026 in Vienna.
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Grant criteria
Funding objective
The aim of the funding is the digitization of the existing Mother-Child Pass and the development of an electronic documentation and information platform for Mother-Child Pass examinations and consultations, in order to improve access to health data, modernize processes, and achieve high acceptance among physicians and mothers.
Eligible expenses
- Software development
- Project management
- IT infrastructure
- User training
Eligible to apply
- Public Institutions
Funding requirements
- Proven fulfillment of the milestones defined in the Recovery and Resilience Plan: Legal framework (Q2 2023), programming mandate (Q4 2023), utilization rate ≥ 90% (Q2 2026)
- Awarding according to BVergG 2018 in accordance with contract value and procedure type
Documents required for application
- Documents in accordance with the procurement law provisions of the BVergG 2018
Evaluation criteria
- Fulfillment of the defined milestones
- Achieving a utilization rate of at least 90%
Description
With a total volume of 10 million euros, the EU-funded project within the framework of NextGeneration EU supports the digitization of the traditional Mother-Child Pass into a modern, electronic documentation and information platform in Vienna. The funding is exclusively aimed at public institutions and covers a project duration of 54 months (01.01.2022–30.06.2026). The goal is to develop a user-friendly solution for Mother-Child Pass examinations that enables physicians and pregnant persons quick access to health data, optimizes processes, and ensures an acceptance rate of over 90% by Q2 2026. A prerequisite for the disbursement of funds is the timely implementation of key milestones in the national recovery and resilience plan: legal framework by Q2 2023, programming contract by Q4 2023, and achieving the defined usage rate by Q2 2026.
Funded are expenses for software development, project management, IT infrastructure, and user training. The target group includes physicians conducting Mother-Child Pass examinations, as well as pregnant persons and mothers using the platform for medical documentation and consultations. Public applicants must observe the procurement regulations according to BVergG 2018 and submit the required documents in accordance with the contract value and procedure type. With a 100% funding rate, all eligible costs are covered, provided all requirements and milestones are met. Support from the Federal Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs, Health, Care and Consumer Protection ensures quality and successful implementation until the funding ends on 30.06.2026.