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Brokerage Event: your gateway to Horizon Europe multi-actor cluster 6 opportunities
FEB
Wed
26
10:00 - 12:15

This was 1 year ago

Location

online

Programmes
Agro-Food, Environment

On the 26th of February Care4Bio and the Premiere project will organize a matchmaking event to find partners for calls for proposals within cluster 6 of Horizon Europe.

Care4Bio is notably the EU network of national contact points for cluster 6. The Premiere project is a Horizon Europe funded project that aims to strengthen the multi-actor approach by supporting the development of more relevant, coherent, and well-prepared project proposal. This event is linked to this webinar on the 27th of February

If you are looking for partners in an upcoming cluster 6 project or you would like to know more about other upcoming projects, this is the ideal place and moment. There is also a one hour timeslot where you can hold 1-to-1 meetings via videoconference. You can find all the details about the event on this website.

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