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Programmes ICT SPACE FoodIn the framework of the Kick-Start activities programme, the European Space Agency has launched a call titled "Responsible Agritech" in coordination with the ERA-NET Cofund ICT-AGRI-FOOD.
The call is open until the 27th of November 2020 for companies that intend to develop space-enabled AgriTech applications and services.
Relevant topics are:
The Kick-Start activities elaborate the business opportunity and the technical viability of new applications and services that exploit one or more space assets (e.g. Satellite Communications, Satellite Navigation, Earth Observation, Human Space Flight Technology).
The call is open to companies that intend to develop space-enabled AgriTech applications and services.
Submit your proposal at the latest by November 27th, 2020 13:00hr CEST
More detailed information can be found here
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