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New European Bauhaus Facility Roadmap published

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The European Commission has recently published a roadmap for the New European Bauhaus (NEB) Facility which will give direction to the implementation of the New European Bauhaus initiative.

The NEB Facility is a new funding tool of the European Commission for the New European Bauhaus initiative and consists of two parts:

  • Research & Innovation (R&I) Component: this part funds basic research, testing, and demonstration projects. It is supported by Horizon Europe with an estimated €120 million per year from 2025 to 2027. A new Work Programme in Horizon Europe with open calls for 2025 will be dedicated to the NEB and is expected to be published at the end of April.
  • Roll-out Component: the Roll-out component will build on support from EU programmes beyond Horizon Europe to scale, deploy, and implement innovative solutions for the built environment and beyond, with the goal of enhancing their transformative impact. Funding opportunities for the Roll-out Component via different EU Programmes will be published on the NEB website once available.

The NEB Facility roadmap is based on the public consultation with the Member States and stakeholders conducted by the European Commission in 2024. This roadmap includes details on the governance structures, budget requirements, potential synergies with other EU programmes and key measures to be undertaken in the implementation of the New European Bauhaus initiative.

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