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EIT RawMaterials: Call for Projects 2022 is open

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NMBP Climate/Environment Circular Industries

Developing raw materials into a major strength for Europe

The Call for Projects 2022 is now open!

EIT RawMaterials connects stakeholders and actors from different parts of the raw materials value chain creating a unique collaborative environment for breakthrough innovations and radically new ways to address raw materials challenges. EIT RawMaterials comprises more than 120 core and associate partners from leading businesses, universities and research institutes, and an additional 190 project partners contributing to and benefitting by being involved in specific tasks in Calls for Projects.

Partners or new project partners can participate in proposals.

Monday, 19 April 2021 at 13:00 CET: Proposal registration deadline.

More information on the website: https://eitrawmaterials.eu/call-for-projects-2022-is-open/

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