EFMC is pleased to announce new locations for H2020 training courses "Financial Management of Horizon 2020 Projects. Theoretical and Practical Approach" taking place in Brussels, December 2018 and in Rome,…
Half of the funding in the next EU research programme should be dedicated to combatting climate change, says Jakop Dalunde, Swedish green MEP and shadow rapporteur
Networking brains: How Horizon Europe can foster excellence in central European science
Research and innovation in central Europe is held back by the emigration of scientists and engineers. Rather than framing policies around encouraging their permanent return, the EU should help universities establish brain networks, in which modern communications enable scientists in the diaspora to contribute to research at home.
Viewpoint: What are the true budget gains in Horizon Europe?
A closer look reveals the increase is relatively modest and does not convincingly reflect the claimed ambitions.
Ever since the European Commission presented its proposal for the next EU research programme, Horizon Europe, for the 2021 to 2027 period, the proposed budget has been a very controversial issue.
EFMC is pleased to announce new locations for H2020 training courses "Financial Management of Horizon 2020 Projects. Theoretical and Practical Approach" taking place in Amsterdam, December 2018 and in Prague,…
EFMC is organising the training course "Financial Management of Horizon 2020 Projects: Theoretical and Practical Approach" on the 26-27-28 of September 2018 in Frankfurt, and “H2020 Participant Portal Training: Submission,…
EFMC is happy to announce that due to high demand we are organising an additional H2020 training in Spanish. The event will take place in Bilbao on 28-29-30 November…
EFMC is happy to announce that due to high demand we are organising an additional H2020 training in Portugal. The event will take place in Coimbra on 17-18-19 October…
EFMC analyses it so you don’t have to! - The latest H2020 Annotated Grant Agreement AGA V 5.0 On July 3rd the European Commission published the latest version (5.0) of…
E²Tech4Cities 2018 took place in Brussels on the 7th of June as a part of the EU Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW) and Brussels Exporters Day. It was organized by Brussels Enterprise Europe Network and hosted by hub.brussels with the aim of organizing a networking event for those working in the energy efficiency field.
Hub.brussels also spoke of the role of the National Contact Points (NCPs) have for the local businesses. NCPs provide assistance with identifying suitable EU projects, support you with advice during the writing process as well as assess and give feedback to the proposal before it is submitted. However, they do not write the proposal for the applicant. NCPs also provide assistance throughout the project itself legal, financial, etc issues completely free of charge. Of course, the service is aimed at businesses registered in the NCP’s region, i.e in the case of hub.brussels it’s aimed at supporting businesses registered in Brussels.
Therefore, if you need any assistance in the process of your project, you may freely turn to your local NCP and they will provide you support in your local language. The list of NCP’s across Europe is available here.
If you need assistance with the finances of your project, you may turn to EFMC as we are here to help you out. See the list of our services here to find one suitable for you or contact us via email info@efmc.eu
Hub.brussels also introduced the Horizon 2020 SME Instrument. Your business may apply for the SME Instrument if your product or service idea is disruptive and your business qualifies as an SME.
To check if you qualify as an SME and for other useful tips regarding the SME Instrument see this site.
