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Five New European Bauhaus Lighthouse demonstrators projects selected

Published on | 3 years ago

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The results of the mission call Support the deployment of lighthouse demonstrators for the New European Bauhaus initiative in the context of Horizon Europe missions (HORIZON-MISS-2021-NEB-01) are announced. Five projects have been selected for this call and will each receive a funding of  approximately €5 million to implement their plans in 13 EU Member States and Associated Countries: Belgium, Czechia, Germany, Denmark, Greece, Croatia, Italy, Latvia, Netherlands, Slovenia, Portugal, Norway and Turkey.

The selected projects will bring innovative ideas and solutions in helping to point the way forward for other New European Bauhaus actions and will also contribute to the EU Missions.

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