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Discover the 'EU funding & me' mobile app launched by the Commission

Published on | 1 month ago

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Recently, the European Commission has launched 'EU funding & me', a new mobile app aiming to make EU funding simpler, smarter, and closer to people. The app is designed to provide the information of the EU Funding & Tenders portal in a personalised, mobile-friendly format.

The new app aims to offer the following services to users:

  • Navigate quickly to EU funding opportunities
  • Check the latest EU funding news and events
  • Save searches, subscribe to topics, and get personalised alerts
  • Receive real-time notifications
  • Integrate seamlessly with tools like calendars and share with one click
  • Check the real-time status of users’ proposals and projects
  • Exchange direct messages between project coordinators and project officers
  • Provide feedback directly to improve the app


You can download the app here: EU Funding & Tenders Portal . (Note that it is newly released & some glitches may still occur.)

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