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Funding opportunities in EU Health & Digital programmes

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Location

hybrid - Rome, Italy and online

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The European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HaDEA), in collaboration with the European Commission Representation in Rome, the networks of Horizon Europe National Contact Points for Cluster 1 and Cluster 4, and the network of the EU4Health National Focal Points organise an event on “Funding opportunities in EU Health & Digital programmes”.

The aim of the event is to raise awareness on the EU funding programmes managed by HaDEA, namely Horizon Europe Cluster 1 “Health”, Cluster 4 “Digital Industry and Space”, EU4Health, CEF Digital and Digital Europe programme. During the event, representatives of the European Commission/HaDEA will present the work of the Agency and the available funding opportunities. Organisations that are participating in EU projects will share their experience in working with EU funding, from submitting proposals to managing projects and seeking synergies across different funding instruments.

Draft agenda

9:00 - 9:30: opening of registrations

10:00 – 13:00 (hybrid, online and at the ISS)

  • Welcome (15’)
    Host organisation: President ISS (tbc)
    Marina Zanchi, Director of HaDEA
  • Introduction to HaDEA and its programmes Marina Zanchi, Director of HaDEA, Angelo Marino, Head of Department for Health and Food (HaDEA), and Katleen Engelbosch, Head of Department for Digital, Industry and Space (HaDEA) (60’)
  • Coffee Break – 30’
  • Testimonials (60’)
    • Sharing ISS’s experience in EU projects
    • How to manage a portfolio of HaDEA programmes
    • Impact of participating in EU funding programmes (opportunities & difficulties)
    • How to exploit synergies across EU funding programmes
  • Presentation of the networks and their roles Networks (30’), EU4Health, HE Cluster 1, HE Cluster 4)
  • Closing remarks Marina Zanchi, Director of HaDEA
  • Networking lunch for all participants

The registration is open (https://forms.office.com/e/es7gvwVfpf) until 12th of June 2023. For more information, please contact segreteria@apre.it
The event will be livestreamed. A link to the livestream will be shared the day before the event.

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