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EU FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT TIPS
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EU GANTS, PROJECT MANAGEMENT
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Research Participant Portal is your entry point for electronic administration of EU-funded research and innovation projects
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PRIORITIES OF THE YEAR, OBJECTIVES PURSUED AND EXPECTED RESULTS
Facilitating the access of consumers to alternative dispute resolution schemes compliant with Directive 2013/11/EU9
Eligible activities
The grants can support a wide range of activities such as promotion and communication, staff training, creation of online interfaces and monitoring tools, networking tools and the
Deadline:4/12/2018
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European Commission - Welcome to the European Natura 2000 Award website
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The European Commission launched the Natura 2000 Award to celebrate and promote best practices for nature conservation in Europe. The Award aims to bring the success of the Natura 2000 network to the public’s attention and to demonstrate its importance for protecting biodiversity across Europe.
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Call for proposals EAC/S11/2015 - EU Network of Creative Hubs and Co-working Spaces
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The present call for proposals aims at setting up and supporting an EU Network of Creative Hubs and co-working spaces for cultural and creative professionals and entrepreneurs. This will allow fostering cross sectorial exchanges of experiences and know-how in relation to new business and management models, peer-learning activities and networking among cultural and creative organisations. Deadline:10.09.2015
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Support to innovation, human resources, policy and international cooperation
Topic: New professions and skills for e-infrastructures INFRASUPP-4-2015 Scope: Proposals should address one or more of the following areas: (1) Defining or updating university curricula for the e-infrastructure competences mentioned above, and promoting their adoption. (2) Developing and executing training programmes (including for lifelong learning) for the above mentioned professionals working as part of a team of researchers or supporting research teams. (3) Support the establishment of these professions as distinct professions from that of a researcher. Create a reference model which defines their competencies, supported by case studies and best practices relating to e-infrastructures skills, human resources management, support tools and related institutional practices. Develop alternatives means for recognising non-research contributions by research technologists and data scientists. (4) Support networking and information sharing among already practicing e-infrastructure experts, research technologists, computation experts, data scientists and data librarians working in research institutes and in higher education. (5) Awareness raising activities; establish and promote e-infrastructures community champions to advocate on new jobs and skills needs at schools, universities and scientific communities. Expected impact: The number of high level education institutions offering degrees for e-infrastructure experts, research technologists, data scientists and data librarians will increase. Graduates and practitioners in these fields will have access to degrees, programmes and information sharing tools to improve their skills. The majority of European researchers will thus have access to training on e-infrastructures to develop related skills. The number of individuals able to design, develop and maintain e-science tools and services as well as to support researchers with computational and data expertise will increase significantly.
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Co-Creation and Co-Production scheme for the music sector
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General objectives This call is confined to the artistic creation in the music sector and, for the purpose of this call for proposal, the terms of co-creation and co-production are used as synonyms that the general objective of this call is to identify and to support at least 10 innovative and sustainable pilot co-production and co-creation programmes for songwriters and musicians in the music sector with a clear European added-value in order to facilitate the development of European music repertoire.
Specific objectives
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This tool is limited to the topics of SC1 (Health, Demographic Change and Wellbeing) in Horizon 2020 which: Are listed under the calls that opened in October 2015 with a closing date in 2016. Are ICT-centred (topics managed by DG CONNECT), namely:
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An online networking tool is now available to proposers to find potential partners for proposing a project under the Horizon 2020 funding programme, topics 'ICT for Health, Wellbeing and Demographic Change' (Societal Challenge 1 or SC1).
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Funding is now available to support networking, skill sharing and knowledge exchange between Slovak entities and entities from Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway in selected programme areas. The programme areas are the following:
Grant applications can be submitted up to 30 November 2016. Although applications can be submitted up to the deadline, they will be reviewed on a 'a first come - first served' approach. Consequently, the earlier applications are submitted, the higher the chances of receiving support.
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From 23rd June, a preparation phase is opened to allow project partners to prepare their application before submitting it. The First call for modular projects proposals will be opened from 1st September 2015 to 2nd November 2015. Project partners will be able to submit their application online on the Synergie website. The timeframe being very short, we advise you not to leave it to the last minute to upload your proposal documents. After the assessment and approval phase, projects are expected to start in September 2016. Axis 1 – INNOVATION –4 sub themes but 1 Term of Reference
Axis 2 – LOW CARBON ECONOMY –3 specific objectives
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Measure Civil Society Projects
This measure aims at supporting projects promoted by transnational partnerships and networks directly involving citizens. Those projects gather citizens from different horizons, in activities directly linked to Union policies, with a view to give them an opportunity to actively participate in the Union policy making process in areas related to the objectives of the Programme.
A Civil Society Project must include at least two of the following types of activities:
- Promotion of societal engagement and solidarity: activities promoting debate/campaigns/actions on themes of common interest in the framework of the rights and responsibilities of the Union citizens and making the link to the European political agenda and policy making process.
- Gathering of opinions: activities aiming at gathering the individual opinions of the citizens favouring a bottom up approach (including the use of social networks, webinars, etc.) and media
literacy.
- Volunteering: activities promoting solidarity among Union citizens and beyond.
Maximum grant
Maximum eligible grant for a Civil Society Project is: EUR 150 000.