ETIPSNET, Pre-HLB, Data Market Services, and NAIMA are competing among the best websites with the.eu extension. Why not take a look and support your favourite?
The .eu Web Awards is an online competition, launched in 2014, designed to acknowledge the best websites, using the .eu, .ею or .ευ extensions, in five dynamic categories. ZABALA presents you the nominees in this year’s edition. Support us now!
In the category Better World which is represented by green initiatives and environmentally-friendly organisations, NAIMA Project is competing.
Representing pan European projects, ETIPSNET, is a nominee in the Laurels category.
Pre-HLB is also competing in the Laurels category.
Data Market Services has been nominated in the category the Rising Stars which represents start-ups.
The voting period runs from 1 April until 5 August 2020. The 3 eligible websites under each category with the most votes will become the 2020 .eu Web Awards finalists. The finalists will be revealed on 1 September 2020 and winners will be announced at the Gala on 18 November.
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LIFE
We present you the WHITE PAPER of the LIFE Programme, particularly valuable if you are thinking of submitting your proposal to the 2020 call.
We are experts in European funding programmes, which provide the opportunity to finance the development and market access of your company's innovative projects.
Europe offers many opportunities to support and foster Research, Development and Innovation actions. Competition is very high and being well positioned among all actors active in each sector requires a well thought-out plan of action and an active way of promoting visibility in Brussels.
To maximise the success and impact of a project, we manage the communication and dissemination activities, but we also define a social innovation strategy and tools to measure its impact.
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