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Eventbrite - Register to find new partners, give visibility to your project idea and meet the Interreg NWE team at the next call’s transnational event. presents Project Ideas Lab - Thursday, 7 April 2016 at House of Logistics & Mobility (HOLM), Frankfurt, Germany. Find event and registration information.
nicoleta susanu's insight:
Register to find new partners, give visibility to your project idea and meet the Interreg NWE team at the next call’s transnational event.
Event date: 7/04/2016
Online registration is compulsory and places are limited to 300
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After the evaluation of the first proposals received in June 2014 we published a list of tips for potential applicants to the SME Instrument. These pointers received such a warm welcome that we decided to work on a new version building on the experience gained during the evaluation of around 2,500 new proposals. Some of the tips below may seem obvious but, believe us, they can make a huge difference to the success of your project!
nicoleta susanu's insight:
Write to convince evaluators to invest in your businessFour evaluators will look at different aspects of your proposal: the technology, market knowledge, commercialisation plan, and the financial angle. Each of the evaluators will look at 3 criteria: impact, excellence, and implementation.
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Do not underestimate the use of Logical Framework when you write your project! GOOD LUCK
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Call priorities:
- Promote the transnational mobility of artists and professionals with a view to enabling them to cooperate internationally and to internationalise their careers;
- Strengthen audience development and improve access to European cultural and creative works with a particular focus on children, young people, people with disabilities and underrepresented groups;
- Improve capacity by developing new skills for cultural professionals and promoting innovative approaches to creation, new and innovative models of revenue, management and marketing for the cultural sectors, in particular as regards the digital shift;
- Contribute to the social integration of migrants and refugees by enhancing intercultural dialogue, promote shared EU values and mutual understanding and respect for other cultures;
- As a legacy to the European Year of Culture Heritage 2018, raise awareness of common history and values, and reinforce a sense of belonging to a common European space.
The project leader and the minimum number of partners per category must be European cultural operators active in the cultural and creative sectors.
The project leader must have had a legal personality for at least 2 years on the date of the deadline for submission of applications and be able to demonstrate its existence as a legal person.
Natural persons may not apply for a grant.
Deadline for applications
Applications must be submitted to and received by the Executive Agency (EACEA) using the online application system and form (eForm) no later than 27 November 2019 at 17.00 CET/CEST (Brussels time).
No other method of submission of an application will be accepted.
Applicants shall ensure that all the documents requested and mentioned in the eForms are provided.