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Cluster 2 – Brokerage event and pre-proposal check event 2023
JAN
Wed
18
JAN
Thu
19

This was 3 years ago

Location

Online

Programmes
Culture and society

During this virtual matchmaking event organized by Net4Society, the NCP network for Cluster 2, participants will have the opportunity to pre-arrange online meetings with other participants in order to identify possible project partners and to facilitate the setup of a Horizon Europe project consortium in Cluster 2.

A pre-proposal check event will follow on the following day of the brokerage event. At this event applicants will have the opportunity to discuss their proposals with experienced evaluators and National Contact Points to gain valuable feedback on their proposals.

More information on the Cluster 2 – brokerage event and pre-proposal check event 2023 can be found here.

Prior to this event an info day organized by the European Commission on the 2023 call topics of Cluster 2 will take place on 17 January 2023. More information here.

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