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ProgrammesThe evaluation of proposals submitted to the first wave of calls (November 2021-February 2022) under the Digital Europe programme has been completed.
The European Commission recently informed the applicants about the evaluation results for their proposals. It is expected that grant agreements will be signed by 22 November 2022.
In total, 11 consortia with Flemish participants have been chosen to negotiate grant agreements with the Commission; a twelfth consortium with a Flemish organisation as participant is on the reserve list. Only two consortia with Flemish participants have no chance of receiving funding in this round of calls. The winning consortia submitted proposals for different sectoral data spaces, AI and data infrastructures, digital skills training programmes and projects applying digital technologies in different sectors.
The next Digital Europe calls are expected to open by the end of September 2022.
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