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ProgrammesWhat is it about ?
The European institute of innovation and technology (EIT) has nine independant subdivisions called knowledge and innovation communites (KIC). They are a group made up of partners from business, academia and research (innovation) and are funded by the European Union. They regularly launch calls to stimulate new businesses and develop talented people.
The InnoNext Call by EIT Climate-KIC aims to achieve those goals by supporting start-ups and talented EIT graduates that can deliver innovative solutions for pressing climate issues. It is an initiative in collaboration with the European Innovation Council.
It opens fresh opportunities for EIT Community members to participate in fully funded Innovation Internships across Europe. Through this platform, graduates from EIT Label programmes and EIT-supported startups can access tailored placements that connect academic talent with business needs.
Who can take part ?
a) talents
b) startups and SMEs
You can apply for this programme at the bottom of this website.
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