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Info session: Digital Europe - First 2025 calls
APR
Mon
14
10:00 - 13:00

This was 4 weeks ago

Location

Hybrid - Brussels and online

Hoek38
Leuvenseweg 38
1000 Brussels
Programmes
Digital Europe AI Continent Cybersecurity Advanced Digital Skills Deployment: Best use of technologies European Digital Innovation Hubs

The recording of the event is available in the video corner.

The Digital Europe Main Work Programme 2025-2027 and the Digital Europe Cybersecurity Work Programme 2025-2027 have been published, the first call open in April. 

NCP Flanders, in cooperation with Department WEWIS, organises an info session to provide information on the context and content of the programme and the first round of 2025 calls, participation requirements and the support NCP Flanders can give to interested stakeholders.

On the agenda:

  • Digital Europe Policy Background
  • How to participate? Legal and financial requirements of Digital Europe
  • What’s in it this time? First calls of 2025 and outlook until 2027
  • Inspiration: examples of current projects
  • Tips & tricks for a good proposal and NCP support

Registration is free, but mandatory via this link.

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