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This was 9 months ago
LocationBoerenbond (Diestsevest 40, Leuven)
ProgrammesOn February 18th, Boerenbond and VLEVA are organizing a funding workshop on European research and innovation opportunities for water projects in agriculture.
What can you expect?
Program
12:30 PM Welcome with coffee
1:00 PM Opening by Boerenbond
1:05 PM Introduction to EU funding by Kaatje Gevaert, VLEVA
1:30 PM Presentation of the company Van der Velpen as a best practice
1:50 PM Coffee break
2:00 PM Overview of EU funding opportunities in COST and Horizon Europe by Fernanda Werneck & Pascal Verheye, NCP Flanders
3:00 PM Thematic roundtable discussions:
4:00 PM Key takeaways from the day
4:15 PM Networking moment with a drink
Participation is free, registration is needed and can be done via this form.
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