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The New European Bauhaus is a creative and interdisciplinary initiative that connects the European Green Deal to our living spaces and experiences.
This call aims to support projects that allow people and communities to re-imagine communal spaces.
The EIT Community New European Bauhaus (NEB) invites applicants to submit proposals for funding through its community-focused Co-create NEB programme, which focuses on new solutions to boost the transformation of cities, rural and peri-urban areas. The purpose of the call is to support projects that allow people and communities to re-imagine communal spaces – bringing them closer to nature, building a shared sense of belonging and addressing local needs.
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.
• Reconnecting with nature;
• Regaining sense of community and belonging;
• Prioritising the places and people that need it 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, social entities. Applications from RIS countries are encouraged to participate.
As a requirement, all proposals must be composed of a consortium with a minimum of two and a maximum of four partners, and one of these partners must be a city, region or an affiliated entity to a city or region. For further eligibility information, please check Chapter 2.2 of the call manual.
The total maximum estimated EIT funding allocated to this Call for Proposals is € 360,000.
Eight projects will be selected in this call with a maximum funding of 45,000 EUR per project and a minimum co-funding rate of 25% across the project.
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