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European Broadband Awards 2023
Europe’s digital transformation by 2030 relies on providing citizens with access to a gigabit connectivity and 5G services. The European Broadband Awards highlight projects leading us into the Europe digital decade. All projects advanced in implementation, big or small, rural or urban, private or public, local, regional, national or multi-country, and covering all technologies are welcome to apply for the awards.
The European Broadband Awards is suspended for 2024, this allowing a crucial reflection moment to get ready for its relaunch with a revamped approach. The European Broadband Awards is expected to restart with a new approach in 2025. Further info on the new EBA edition will be communicate on this webpage in due time.
European Broadband Awards 2023
The application deadline for the 2023 awards was 15 September. After thorough review, the jury selected 14 finalists that made a difference in providing Europe with broadband internet. The five winners were announced and received the EU Broadband Awards at an Award Ceremony on 21 November 2023 in Brussels. The finalists and winners will be showcased by the European Commission at events, in the media and websites.
Check the brochure presenting the 14 finalist and winner projects that excelled in providing broadband connectivity and demonstrate good practices that can serve as valuable models for other projects to learn from and replicate across Europe. Download the application form, the guide for applicants and check further details on the award categories.
Previous editions of the awards
You will find more information about previous editions of the awards, the finalists and the winners in the European Broadband Awards archive.
Further information & support
European Broadband Awards Helpdesk at atene KOM
Tel: +49 341 962103 19
E-mail: broadband@atenekom.eu
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The Broadband planning section helps municipalities and other entities in their planning of successful broadband development projects.
The European Broadband Competence Offices Network supports EU countries in reaching the Gigabit Society objectives and rolling out broadband.