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ProgrammesThe European Commission has launched a survey for the New European Bauhaus (NEB) Facility for interested parties to contribute to the content of this initiative. The NEB Facility, established in the Horizon Europe 2025-27 Strategic Plan, covers the full cycle of implementation of solutions for neighbourhoods by combining two components: a Research and Innovation part funded by around €120 million per year through Horizon Europe and a roll-out part, with a similar budget ambition as the R&I component, delivered through investments across different EU programmes.
The survey is still open until 17 September 2024.
More information on the New European Bauhaus Facility can be found in this scoping document.
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