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The New European Bauhaus Initiative Online Info Session
FEB
Mon
15
FEB
Fri
26

This was 4 years ago

Location

Online

Programmes
Missions Horizon Europe JRC Green Deal

The European Commission will organise a series of online info sessions where the New European Bauhaus Initiative and the opportunities how to contribute to this new initiative will be presented. There will also be the opportunity to ask questions through Slido.com.

The online info sessions are scheduled for 15, 16, 22, 23, 24 and 26 February 2021 and will target each time a specific audience but is still open for everyone to attend. Each info session will be livestreamed from 11h00 till 12h00.

The full schedule of the online info sessions can also be found here.

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