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ProgrammesDuring this infoday, the next funding opportunities for Sustainable and Smart Cities and Communities will be presented. The focus will be on areas such as Data Spaces for Smart Communities, Digital Solutions for the New European Bauhaus, and Living-in.eu governance.
9:30 - Introduction (purpose, topics, deadlines, where to find the info, and agenda for the day)
9:45 - CSA1 Presentation - Preparatory actions for Data Space for Smart Communities
10:00 - CSA2 Presentation - Governance of Living-in.eu community
10:15 - CSA3 Presentation - Digital Solutions in support of the New European Bauhaus
10:30 - Questions from the audience and answers
11:00 - Online networking for CSA1
11:30 - Online networking for CSA2
12:00 - Online networking for CSA3
12:30 - Final messages
Please register via the event website if you want to attend this event.
In the process of registration you will be asked if you would like to present your idea for one (or more) of the three CSAs in each of the networking sessions. In case you do, please prepare one slide with the CSA you are proposing, title of your proposal and main objectives, partners and which expertise and needs you have. The Commission will try to accommodate everyone of you and still give you time for networking.
The Commission may select speakers according to the timing available.
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