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Urban Mobility Explained (UMX) Open Call | EIT The UMX Open Call aims to accelerate the development and delivery of high-quality, sustainable professional training and support services to close the urban mobility knowledge gap.
This Call focuses on a series of specific activity areas aimed at enhancing the skills and capabilities of mobility professionals and organisations, particularly at the local/city level, to achieve systemic transformations for more liveable cities.
The Call supports proposals that offer high-quality, impact-oriented, and financially sustainable learning experiences, leveraging EIT Urban Mobility’s network and expertise in various learning formats.
EIT Urban Mobility is seeking proposals that align with the strategic objectives of EIT Urban Mobility’s Academy, fostering innovation and entrepreneurship through a lifelong learning approach, and demonstrating potential for replication and scaling up. Emphasis is placed on courses that comply with EIT Label certification where applicable.
The Urban Mobility Explained (UMX) Open Call supports activities that demonstrate clear alignment with the strategic objectives of EIT Urban Mobility’s education and training portfolio, ensure compliance with the EIT Label requirements where applicable, and show strong potential for long-term impact, scalability, and financial sustainability. The total indicative EIT funding allocated to this Call is between approximately € 2-4 million.
The maximum EIT funding per proposal is €700 000. This Call for Proposals is open to all legal entities established in the Member States of the European Union, and/or in Third countries associated with Horizon Europe . These legal entities may be small and medium enterprises (SMEs), universities, research and technology organisations, cities or large businesses, among others.
This Call is open to multi-participant proposals and mono-participant proposals.
In the case of mono-participant proposals or multi-participant proposals involving exclusively entities from the same country, EIT Urban Mobility considers that: The pan-European dimension can be achieved by bringing participants from different countries onto the courses and exposing them to educational content that includes examples and case studies from different European countries.
The instructors/ teaching staff are also expected to come from different European countries. In addition, a course in a specific city/region/country is internationalised/replicated in a different city/region/country.
As such, these applicants are expected to deliver the first few sessions in a given market, and once the quality of the course has been demonstrated, it should be opened up to other markets, involving other players/partners, if needed.
The knowledge triangle is integrated by involving the cities and industry partners, not only in identifying educational needs but also in designing and developing education courses in conjunction with academia. City and industry partners may also be recipients of education programmes.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Open to individuals and teams from EIT RIS countries with innovative ideas in urban mobility. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
EIT Urban Mobility Explained (UMX) Open Call is funded by European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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