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ProgrammesIn Digital Europe, knowledge of the underlying EU policies and legislations is a key element when drafting a proposal, as they play an important role in the “relevance” evaluation criterion.
Also for Horizon Europe Cluster 3 (Cybersecurity) and Cluster 4 (Digital), this knowledge can be handy for applicants.
To support applicants with summaries of relevant EU initiatives, DEP4ALL (the NCP Network for the Digital Europe programme) has put together a number of Policy Briefings. These can be found on the Digital Europe Introduction page of the NCP Flanders website.
Briefings on the following topics are currently available:
Please not that this list is not exhaustive. Always consult the call information for the specific call topic to see which policies and initiatives have to be taken into account.
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