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ProgrammesOASC (Open & Agile Smart Cities & Communities) is a partner in the ACCEND project, a Europe-wide project building the foundations for a stronger, more connected deep tech scaleup scene.
If you're developing solutions for Smart Cities, Net Zero Cities or Regenerative Cites, you might be interested in this opportunity to accelerate your growth, access cross-border testbed and scale across Europe with the support of leading innovation partners.
ACCEND helps deep tech scaleups:
strengthen market readiness
access high-quality piloting environments across Europe
build connections with cities and investors
fast-track expansion into new European markets
With the deadline on april 15th you still have a chance to apply: fill out the application form here.
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