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Workshop: Regional and Local Impacts of EU Missions and Horizon Europe Clusters
DEC
Tue
16
10:00 - 12:15

This was 5 months ago

Location

Online

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

This workshop is part of the NCP4Missions series and focuses on the regional and local impact of EU Missions and Horizon Europe Clusters. Key stakeholders, including EU representatives, National Contact Points, and project representatives, will come together to examine the policy framework and strategic vision behind these initiatives.

Participants can expect to learn about practical examples from projects across the five EU Missions: Cities, Climate, Ocean, Soil, and Cancer. The event aims to combine policy perspectives with hands-on experiences, providing insights into how these initiatives generate impact at local and regional levels. Furthermore, the workshop will highlight relevant EU initiatives that encourage potential synergies.

This event is open to potential applicants for EU Missions/Cluster calls, NCPs, and stakeholders from regional and local authorities, research, and civil society organisations.

Register before the deadline of 12 December 2025 (EOB) on this webpage.

 

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