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EIT Culture & Creativity: opening call for proposals

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The call for proposals for the new Knowledge & Innovation Community (KIC): EIT Culture & Creativity has been officially launched. This call invites consortia of organisations and CCSI industry and sectoral leaders to put forward their vision and strategy for the new EIT Culture & Creativity by bringing education, research and business together.

The deadline for submitting applications for the call for proposals for EIT Culture & Creativity is Thursday 24 March 2022, 17:00 CET.

More information on the launch of this call can be found here.

In the context of the opening of this call, EIT will organize a series of webinars that will help you shape your proposals for EIT Culture & Creativity. The four webinars will cover all aspects from the EIT Community: from the key activities to the EIT Funding Model.

More information on these webinars can be found on the EIT's webpage.

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