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NEB Academy | Skills Infrastructure
Funding opportunity. Deadline: 2026-08-31
- Type
- Grant
- Organizer
- EIT Culture & Creativity
- Deadline
- 31 August 2026 (estimated)
- Where
- EU Member States and/or Horizon Europe Associated Countries
- Compensation
- € 3,500,000 total funding, up to € 600,000 per project
- Disciplines
- creative industries, design, education, architecture, built environment, sustainability, urban planning, cultural heritage
About this opportunity
EIT Culture & Creativity is seeking proposals for the NEB Academy | Skills Infrastructure to develop lifelong learning programs. These programs should focus on transforming the lived environment through creative, cross-sectoral skills initiatives that embed New European Bauhaus values of sustainability, inclusivity, and aesthetics. Selected projects will address skills gaps in the building and lived environment ecosystem.
Who can apply
- Proposals must be submitted by multi-beneficiary consortia composed of a minimum of three and a maximum of eight independent participants, established in at least two different eligible countries, and including at least one education provider, one public authority/body, and one private organisation from the lived environment ecosystem.