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Programmes EIC New European Bauhaus Green DealIn the European Innovation Council 2022 work programme four recognition prizes are included with upcoming calls for applications.
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“The European Innovation Procurement Awards aim to recognise public and private buyers, natural persons and those legal entities supporting these practices across Europe in their efforts to promote and stimulate innovation procurement and the innovative ways the solutions are procured. The Awards also aims to demonstrate how innovation procurement positively transforms the economy by not only creating new and sustainable markets, but also by tackling societal challenges such as climate change.” (EIC 2022 WP). There are three categories. In each category a winner will be awarded with 75.000 euro (1st ranked) and one runner up (ranked 2nd) with 25.000 euro.
The prize awards cities that boost the local innovation ecosystem and new activities aimed at game-changing innovation. There are two categories:
The prize celebrates women who have founded an innovative company. There are two categories:
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