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Connect New European Bauhaus Open Call 2025 - EIT Urban Mobility Connect New European Bauhaus Open Call 2025 The EIT Community New European Bauhaus (NEB) invites applicants to submit proposals for funding through its community-focused Connect NEB Call for Proposals, which focuses on citizen-generated solutions to the challenges facing cities, peri-urban and rural areas.
The overall purpose of the call is to welcome solutions and initiatives that respond to challenges identified by the local community and to facilitate the exchange of knowledge between people. The EIT Community NEB is especially interested in receiving applications for projects that address challenges related to climate, urban mobility, food and manufacturing .
Crucially, proposals must integrate the three core NEB values of sustainability, inclusivity and aesthetics. For more information, please refer to chapters 3. 1 and 3.
2 of the Call Manual. Below, the EIT Community NEB defines four challenge areas, based on thematic axes of the NEB. Re-connecting with nature; Re-gaining sense of community and belonging; Prioritising places and the people that need them the most; The need for a long term, life cycle and integrated thinking in industrial ecosystem.
All applications must address at least one of the EIT Community NEB challenge areas mentioned above. For more information, please refer to chapters 3. 3 of the Call Manual.
This call is open to all legal entities established in Member States of the European Union (EU), and/or in Third countries associated to Horizon Europe. These legal entities may be, for example, public or private legal entities, SMEs, education institutions, research and technology organisations, consultancies, NGOs or social entities. Applications from RIS countries are encouraged to participate.
As a requirement, all proposals must be composed of one single legal entity (mono-participant type of call). For further eligibility information, please check Chapter 2. 2 of the Call Manual Up to eight projects will be selected in this call with a maximum funding of 15,000 EUR per project and a minimum co-funding rate of 20% across the project.
The process is organised with an easy, one-step application procedure.
Please read the Call Manual (updated version 26/07/2024) carefully and refer to these documents for download: The New European Bauhaus Compass Guidelines for Applicants Eligibility of expenditure EIT Community NEB Project Implementation Handbook Financial Support Agreement template Horizon Europe Model Grant Agreement List of previously funded projects: Projects currently underway in 2024 If you have any questions, please contact the EIT Community NEB team: Type of contact Team Email Call timeline, evaluation process and criteria, financial aspects, and online submission steps Programme Management Office (PMO) – Call Coordinator [email protected] Call content, scope and challenges, requirements EIT Urban Mobility [email protected] EIT Climate KIC [email protected] EIT FOOD [email protected] EIT Manufacturing [email protected] We are looking forward to receiving your applications no later than Thursday 26 September 2024 at 17:00 CET via the NETSUITE online submission platform.
More information can be found in the Call Manual . (updated version 26/07/2024). Starting date for sending applications: Deadline for applications: List of documents to take into consideration Eligibility of Expenditure Project Implementation Handbook Financial Support Agreement Template Horizon Europe Model Grant Agreement
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Single legal entities established in EU Member States or Horizon Europe associated countries. Eligible projects range from citizen-led collectives to local NGOs, social innovators, SMEs, and research groups. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows fixed award of EUR 15,300, requiring an additional EUR 2,700 in co-funding for a total project budget of EUR 18,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Call for applications to support citizen-generated solutions for local challenges in European cities, peri-urban, and rural areas is funded by European Institute of Innovation & Technology (EIT). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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