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First joint call of the Sustainable Blue Economy Partnership (SBEP) was launched on 13 February 2023

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The first joint call of the Sustainable Blue Economy Partnership (SBEP) was launched on 13 February 2023.

The call entitled “The way forward: a thriving sustainable blue economy for a brighter future” aims to support transnational research and innovation projects (for the duration of 36 months) addressing one of the five priorities specified in the call text and annexes available on the partnership (website: https://bluepartnership.eu/#call)

See also RTD’s website: “European Commission joins forces with 23 countries through the Sustainable Blue Economy Partnership's first joint call launch” and Cascade funding call SBEP in European Funding and tender opportunities.

The closing date for the submission of pre-proposals is set on 14 April 2023 (15h CET).

The activities of this partnership can be followed on:

The website: home | Bluepartnership 

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For any questions, please contact: sbep.call-secretariat@agencerecherche.fr

Source: Funding and Tender Portal

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