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Recording now available of the info session on on Civil Security for Society and European Defence Fund

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On July 7th 2022, NCP Flanders organised an info session on security-related topics within the European Defence FundHorizon Europe (Civil Security for Society) and Digital Europe (Cybersecurity).

The session aims to provide an overview on funding opportunities for researchers, companies and practitioners.

Agenda:

  1. Introduction – Mark Antonissen, NCP Flanders
    European Defence Fund – Mark Antonissen, NCP Flanders
  2. Horizon Europe: Civil Security in Society (Cluster 3) & Digital Europe: Cybersecurity - Marie Timmermann, NCP Flanders
  3. Development of work programmes - Paris Van Paesschen, Department of Economics, Science & Innovation (Departement EWI)

The recording of the session is now available in our video corner under Info Session: Information Session on Civil Security for Society and European Defence Fund

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