Find out what's happening in the area of Horizon Europe, Digital Europe and Horizon 2020
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ProgrammesGet to know more about the Advanced Digital Skills calls of the DIGITAL Europe Work Programme 2021-2022 at the Partner for DIGITAL Skills, Info Day and Matchmaking Event.
This event is aimed at presenting three calls of the Advanced Digital Skills chapter of the Digital Europe Programme and includes a pitching/workshop session and a matchmaking 1:1 "Speed Date" style session. You will learn details on the calls, participate in matchmaking sessions to meet potential new partners and you will be able to present your project or organisation in the pitching sessions.
Ideally, you will be able to figure out how to participate in the call, write a good application and shape your project idea. Last but not least, you will get in touch with potential partners and other organisations active in advanced digital skills and remain up to date with the latest initiatives.
The calls are open to businesses, organisations, and public administrations from the EU Member States, as well as entities from other countries associated to the Digital Europe Programme.
This Info Day and Matchmaking event is dedicated to organisations that wish to apply for the first calls that are part of the Advanced Digital Skills (Objective 4):
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