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Programmes Climate, Energy, Mobility EITThe EIT (european institute for innovation and technology) Urban Mobility's open call invites applications from various organizations, including startups, SMEs, academia, and public authorities to deliver specialized trainings. One of the primary tasks of the EIT is notably to educate the people involved in new innovations and policies.
This Urban Mobility Explained (UMX) Open Call focuses on a series of specific activity areas aimed at enhancing the skills and capabilities of mobility professionals and organisations, particularly at the local/city level, to achieve systemic transformations for more liveable cities.
👥 Budget
The total budget for this call is between 2 and 4 million EUR and the maximum budget per proposal is 700.000 EUR. The call is also open to mono-participant applicant but special rules then apply as is the case for partners from Hungary and Switzerland.
🎬 Call to action
You can apply up to the 30th of september and there is a preparatory webinar on the 15th of July. You can find all the details here.
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