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Programmes European Digital Innovation HubsThe European Commission has published further information on the ongoing call to establish an initial network of European Digital Innovation Hubs.
Based on questions received during two webinars on 18 November and on 14 December 2021 the Commission has published an updated version of its FAQ document (version 7 January 2022).
In addition, the Commission has published the recording and presentations held during a meeting with Member States representations on 11 January 2022 on co-funding and national strategy issues.
The presentation held during an earlier meeting (15/11/2021) on co-funding mechanisms is also available online.
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