Events

EU Missions Info Days - New Topics (2022 calls)
MAY
Tue
17
MAY
Wed
18

This was 3 years ago

Location

Online

Programmes
Health Climate, Energy, Mobility Agro-Food, Environment Missions

The Commission has announced dedicated Info Days for the EU Missions to inform potential applicants and stakeholders about the new topics (2022 calls) included in the amended EU Missions work programme 2021-2022 under Horizon Europe (published on 10 May 2022).

The Info Days will present a wide range of new topics for all five missions: Cancer, Adaptation to Climate Change, Restore our Ocean and Waters, A Soil Deal for Europe and 100 Climate-Neutral and Smart cities by 2030


For more information and a detailed agenda visit the Commission's event website
Practical details and information on how to participate will become availabe on this website in advance of the event.


Back-to-back with the Commission Info Days, a Matchmaking Event is organised on 19 May by Bridge2HE, the Network of Horizon Europe National Contact Points.

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