We want to bring fresh voices and new thinking from EIT RIS regions into our community, and to learn together. We are looking for people who want to experiment with novel learning approaches that can support the development of the skills and mindsets needed to build an inclusive and resilient future in the context of the climate emergency.

Educational experiments can be defined as short projects (or pilots) that test novel ways of responding to a challenge within education, learning, skills development. The experiment design, target audience and format is for you to propose.

EIT Climate-KIC is offering a minimum of 50% in co-funding. Up to 4 experiments may be awarded this year.

Applications may be submitted until July 8, 2022

Can you co-organize and host a #NewEuropeanBauhaus hackathon? #EITCommunity NEB partner orgs. (of EIT Climate-KIC, EIT Digital, EIT Food, EIT Manufacturing, EIT Urban Mobility) that can prove capability and/or experience in hosting hackathons are eligible. Deadline is 6 June, 2022.

The Environmental Technology Verification (ETV) is a service provided by the European Commission with the aim to help technology providers proposing innovative, green technologies verify their solutions and provide a quality stamp. The ETV process takes the technology through a third-party validation, which assesses the performance of the technology based on independent and credible information using the internationally standards. The end product is an ETV Statement of Verification published on the ETV website and used in business-to-business relations. This enables technology owners to document the reliability of their claims and differentiate them from competitors, and it helps technology purchasers identify innovations that suit their needs.

The EIT Circular Economy Community launches a call to support companies in obtaining the ETV. The call is open until 31.05.2022 (23:59 CEST).

The present EIT Community call for projects aims to resolve challenges that the cities, peri-urban and rural areas face, focusing on New European Bauhaus (NEB) challenges innovation and action in public spaces through citizen engagement in their re-designing. The call will identify inspirational, beautiful, sustainable and inclusive project proposals, demonstrating new solutions that boost the transformation of cities, peri-urban and rural areas by bringing individuals and communities closer to nature, bringing sense of belonging, addressing the needs of territories, communities that needed specific attention, and transforming value chains and life of materials towards circularity.

Supported activities

· Re-connecting with nature EIT Community NEB Challenge

· Re-gaining sense of community and belonging EIT Community NEB Challenge

· Prioritising the places and people that need it the most EIT Community NEB Challenge

· The need for a long term, life cycle and integrated thinking in industrial ecosystem EIT Community NEB Challenge

We are looking forward to receiving your applications not later than 29 May, 2022 in a single pdf by mail to NEBcall4cities2022@eiturbanmobility.eu

The present EIT Community call for projects aims to work on activities where citizens and end-users are not only asked to identify relevant challenges of their city aligned with New European Bauhaus challenges, but also empowered to co-create together potential solutions in an ideation process. It is expected to encourage/incentivise the uptake of more sustainable habits, through co-creation of new products, services or solutions with citizens, empowering citizens to implement new solutions in their communities and triggering change by actively influencing local policies.

Supported activities

· Re-connecting with nature EIT Community NEB Challenge

· Re-gaining sense of community and belonging EIT Community NEB Challenge

· Prioritising the places and people that need it the most EIT Community NEB Challenge

· The need for a long term, life cycle and integrated thinking in industrial ecosystem EIT Community NEB Challenge

We are looking forward to receiving your applications not later than 29 May, 2022 in a single pdf by mail to NEBcall4citizens2022@eiturbanmobility.eu

We are inviting participation by partner organizations of the EIT Community New European Bauhaus (partners of EIT Climate-KIC, EIT Digital, EIT Food, EIT Manufacturing and EIT Urban Mobility) that can prove capability and/or experience in hosting hackathons, as well as mission alignment to New European Bauhaus principles through past projects or current activities, and organisational core values. In the inaugural New European Bauhaus Hackathons of 2022, we are looking for six hosts to co-organize and simultaneously host one New European Bauhaus hackathon each.  

This Call is open in this edition only to EIT Community New European Bauhaus partners as this is the first ever New European Bauhaus Hackathons. The activity is therefore operating as a pilot that will support the consolidation of a model to be iterated in the next years. As a result, for this year’s opportunity the EIT Community New European Bauhaus is working only with partners of their ecosystem that have already proved experience and engagement with the New European Bauhaus. The subsequent following calls to be issued as from 2023, once the model is consolidated, will be open to partners and non-partners.

Call closing on 6th June 2022.