Funding Working Group Meeting

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Funding Working Group Meeting

Online 15 October 2026, 10:00-12:30 CET

* This meeting is for EPR members only.

The EPR Funding Working Group is a collaborative initiative designed to foster knowledge exchange and cultivate a dynamic space for the development of content and project ideas. Comprising members from diverse backgrounds and expertise, the group aims to leverage collective insights and experiences in funding opportunities and projects.

The group is mainly dedicated to people who are directly involved in the drafting or management of projects. The aim is to bring together as many competencies and experiences in the field of EU projects EPR and its members have to offer.

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Agenda: The Agenda will be available below closer to the meeting date.
Registration: The registration link will be available below in due time.

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