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EU obezbeđuje sredstva za niz projekata i programa. Primenjuje stroga pravila za kontrolu nad načinom na koji se sredstva koriste kako bi se osiguralo da se novac troši na transparentan i odgovoran način.

Finansiranje EU dolazi u mnogo različitih oblika:

- grantovi , obično se ljudi prijavljuju za grantove tako što podnose ideje za projekte nakon „poziva za predloge“

- subvencije, kojima u [...]

Obaveštavamo vaš da je rok prijave za SIM-Challenge produžen  do 17. septembra 2023.

 

We inform you that the SIM-Challenge application deadline has been extended until September 17, 2023.

              CCAM Association was founded in 2021 as an international non-profit organization with more than 200 innovative actors involved in the connected, cooperative and automated field of mobility. The CCAM association is focused on the promotion, coordination and support of research and innovation activities in connected, cooperative and automated mobility within the European Research Area in order to accelerate the implementation of innovative CCAM technologies and services. Bringing together all relevant stakeholders from different sectors such as industry, research, services, public and local authorities, associations, small and medium enterprises, the CCAM association aims to accelerate the development of new technologies and their application in real life. Seven clusters structure the activities of the CCAM partnership, contributing to the definition of topics for the publication of project calls within Horizon Europe.  

 

 

 

EIT Urban Mobility is an initiative of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT).
EIT Urban Mobility has five innovation hubs across Europe, with the central headquarters in Barcelona. Innovation Hub East/, with headquarters in Prague, includes eight countries /Czech Republic, Germany (Central), Hungary, Israel, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia/.
EIT UM's partners are leading European companies, research and educational institutions and cities. They all support and are actively engaged through innovation hubs covering the entire value chain, from vehicles and traffic technologies to urban planning, data services, energy, retail, financial services and engineering.

Since January 2019, it has been working to encourage positive changes in the way people move around cities with the goal of creating a more functional and healthy environment.
EIT Urban Mobility Community