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ProgrammesThe EC Cluster 6 infodays have been confirmed for 7-9 July. More information will be published on this page.
The official publication of the Horizon Europe Work Programme 2021-2022 for Cluster 6: Food, Bioeconomy, Natural Resources, Agriculture and Environment is expected in June and the new opening date is now 22 June 2021 for all calls and the deadline 6 October 2021, except for the call HORIZON-CL6-2021-BIODIV-02 with a deadline on 22 July.
UPDATED NEWS : Matchmaking Event @ EC Cluster 6 Infoday
Do you intend to prepare a proposal addressing a topic under the upcoming calls in Horizon Europe - Cluster 6?
The Horizon Europe online matchmaking event for Cluster 6 will take place on 9th July 2021, the day after the EC Cluster 6 Infoday (7th – 8th July): https://he-cluster6.b2match.io/ .
The brokerage event will provide prospective applicants an opportunity to meet and discuss ideas for joint projects and build consortia.
The registration will be open until 6th July : https://he-cluster6.b2match.io/signup
The main part of the event will include on-line bilateral meetings with partners interested in the same topics for 2021 calls. Following successful registration and submission of the high quality cooperation profile participants can pre-arrange bilateral meetings by using a B2Match tool. Potential coordinators can present their project ideas also by a pitch presentation.
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