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The PRIMA calls for 2022 will officially open next 17th of January with submission deadlines in March. The call is distributed in Section 1 (managed as HE) and Section 2 (Managed as an ERA-NET) and has 3 thematic Areas: Water management, Farming Systems and Agro-food value chain. Deadline: march
Making European societies and economies more energy-efficient will play a key role in allowing the EU to meet its climate ambitions, create growth and improve well-being, particularly to meet the goal of making the EU carbon-neutral by 2050. Whilst energy efficiency has not always been considered as an attractive investment by the financial sector in the past, this updated Pack features 13 EU-funded projects that have set a new dynamic for accelerating and upscaling private financing of energy efficiency investments across the EU.
The call for Expressions of Interest for the new Mission Boards has been published. Here is the link to the page: Register of Commission expert groups and other similar entities (europa.eu). The Commission has provided a News Alert https://ec.europa.eu/info/news/commission-looking-top-experts-advise-eu-missions-2022-jan-05_en and social media to publicise the call. Deadline for the call is 2/2/22 at 17.00.
The EGTC - Euroregion Nouvelle-Aquitaine Euskadi Navarre - has opened the Call for Microprojects POCTEFA - Euroregion Nouvelle-Aquitaine, Euskadi, Navarre (euroregion-naen.eu). From 1/1/2022 until 1/3/2022.
This action aims at supporting international cooperation between organizations active in the field of Higher Education in third countries not associated to the Erasmus+ Programme for socio-economic recovery, growth and prosperity and reacting to recent trends, in particular economic globalization through 3 specific Strands.(deadline: 17 February 2022)
Forward-Looking Projects are large-scale projects that support forward-looking ideas responding to key European priorities and that have the potential of becoming mainstreamed and giving input for improving education, training and youth systems, as well as to bring a substantial innovative effect in terms of methods and practices. (deadline: 15 March 2022)
Cooperation Partnerships allow organisations to increase the quality and relevance of their activities, to develop and reinforce their networks of partners, to increase their capacity to operate jointly at transnational level, boosting internationalisation of their activities, and through exchanging or developing new practices and methods as well as sharing and confronting ideas. (deadline 23 March 2022)
Small-scale Partnerships are designed to widen access to the programme to small-scale actors and individuals who are hard to reach in the fields of school education, adult education, vocational education and training, youth and sport. With lower grant amounts awarded to organizations, shorter duration and simpler administrative requirements compared to the Cooperation Partnerships (deadline 23 March 2022)
The EU Prize for Women Innovators celebrates the female entrepreneurs behind game-changing innovations. In doing so, the EU wants to raise awareness of the need for more women innovators and create role models for women and girls. The prize is funded by the EU’s Horizon Europe programme for research and innovation and is managed by the European Innovation Council and SMEs Executive Agency (EISMEA). This year’s finalists are using their innovations across a wide range of industries to help tackle global challenges.
Since 2015, the European Commission has been awarding the Innovation Radar Prize to the best EU-funded innovators. This year, 4 prize winners have been recognised for their promising achievements out of a total of 12 finalists. The overall prize went to biotechnology solution provider MetGen and the sustainability technology prize to C2CA Technology.
Five of the best European clean energy projects and leaders received top recognition this week at the prestigious EU Sustainable Energy Awards ceremony. At the first formal event of this year’s EU Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW), 5 winners took home awards in their respective categories – i) Engagement; ii) Innovation; iii) Woman in Energy; iv) Young Energy Trailblazer; and v) Citizens' Award. An expert jury selected the winners in the Engagement and Innovation categories, while European citizens chose the others via a public vote (with nearly 12 500 votes).
EU City Facility 3rd call will support the development of 69 investment concepts, with a total budget of EUR 4,14 million. Previous editions of the EU City facility have seen the financing of 30 investment concepts across 14 countries (1st call) and the selection of 69 successful applicants from 19 countries (2nd call), currently in the process of signing their official agreements.