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New cascade funding opportunity: local digital twins

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The Digital Europe project LDT4SSC (Local Digital Twins for Smart and Sustainable Communities) has launched an Open Call for Pilots to engage European local and regional authorities, as well as a wide range of stakeholders, including public administrations at local, regional, and national levels, businesses, technology developers, suppliers, research institutions, and academia, in building a networked ecosystem of Local Digital Twins (LDTs).

This third round of calls focuses on Interconnecting, Creating & Enhancing Local Digital Twins and is divided into three work strands:

  • Work Strand 1 – Inter-connection of existing Local Digital Twins (LDT)
  • Work Strand 2 – Creation of LDTs based on common needs
  • Work Strand 3 – Adding new and advanced AI services to the EU LDT Toolbox

All information on the call, including eligibilty criteria, funding conditions and the application process can be found on the Funding & Tenders Portal and on the website of the LDT4SSC project.

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