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New Horizon Europe calls under Cluster 4 – Destinations 'Resilient Industry' and 'Green and digitised production' – are now open

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As part of its bigger aim to boost the EU’s competitiveness and growth and drive the green transition, the programme is offering new opportunities.

The 13 topics under the Call “Climate Neutral, Circular and Digitised Production 2022” (Cluster 4 - Destination 'Climate neutral, circular and digitised production') open on 12 October 2021 and close on 30 March 2022 17:00 (CEST). The total budget is €334.5 million.

The 22 topics under the Call “A Digitised, Resource-Efficient and Resilient Industry 2022” (Cluster 4 - Destination 'Increased autonomy in key strategic value chains for resilient industry') open on 12 October 2021 and close on 30 March 2022 17:00 (CEST). The total budget is €402.2 million.

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