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The Commission announced this week the first set of calls for proposals under the Digital Europe Programme. This follows the adoption of the work programmes allocating nearly €2 billion for investments aimed to advance on the digital transition.

Комисията прие три работни програми за програмата „Цифрова Европа“, в които се очертават целите и конкретните тематични области, които ще получат финансиране в размер на общо 1.98 милиарда евро. Този първи набор от работни програми включва стратегически инвестиции, които ще бъдат от основно значение за постигането на целите на Комисията за осъществяване на цифровото десетилетие на Европа.

In times when cities are looking to digital solutions to tackle a growing range of interconnected challenges, a number of organisations representing European cities have recently taken the initiative to find a common ‘European way’ for the digital transformation of sustainable cities and communities by ensuring data and technological sovereignty in the European Union. The European Commission and the Committee of the Regions support the initiative.

The European Commission has published a draft document to prepare the implementation of European Digital Innovation Hubs in the Digital Europe Programme and is seeking feedback.

The European Commission welcomes proposals to exploit the potential of AI and boost the digital technologies in the manufacturing sector.

The European initiative ICT for Manufacturing SMEs (I4MS) will award the company that has most successfully implemented its digital transformation or innovation experiment with the support of the I4MS Innovation Actions.

DIHNET aims to be a network of networks, offering an online platform for discussion, sharing and collaboration between all Digital Innovation Hubs and key related stakeholders in Europe.

30 Digital Innovation Hubs from 17 different countries have been selected to participate in a new EU-funded training programme.

The selected Digital Innovation Hubs (DIHs) will receive mentoring and coaching on business development, financing and innovation management. The ultimate goal is to develop a blueprint for cross-border collaboration based on the assessment of hubs' business models, common systems, collaboration, and governance structures.

International collaboration is a driving force behind innovation, but for cooperation to occur effectively researchers must be able to securely and efficiently share resources, data and knowledge. An EU-funded project is proposing technical solutions and guidance to achieve unprecedented international interoperability between research communities.