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[Webinaire] Présentation du partenariat européen “Driving Urban Transitions” – 19 septembre

22 août 2023

Rendez-vous le mardi 19 septembre de 14h à 17h pour un webinaire de présentation  du partenariat européen “Driving Urban Transitions” (DUT).  

Ce webinaire sera dédié aux modalités de financement de l’ANR et de l’ADEME (côté français) et plus spécifiquement au lancement du second appel à projet transnational.  

Au programme :

13h45-14h00 : Accueil des participants en ligne 

14h00-14h15 : Ouverture par les Ministères de l’Enseignement Supérieur et de la Recherche et de la Transition Ecologique et de la Cohésion des Territoires et présentation du partenariat co-financé DUT 

14h15-14h35 : Articulations et synergies des programmes nationaux et européens de l’Agence nationale de la recherche et de l’ADEME 

14h35-14h50 : Présentation des résultats de l’appel 2022 

14h50-15h05 : Le pilier mobilité de la ville du quart d’heure (15-minute city) 

15h05-15h20 : Le pilier de l’économie circulaire (CUE) 

15h20-15h35 : Le pilier quartiers à énergie positive (PED) 

15h35-15h50 : Temps de questions-réponses 

15h50-16h05 : PAUSE 

16h05-16h30 : Modalités de participation : éligibilité, financements, processus de candidatures et de sélection 

16h30-16h45 : Témoignage d’une candidature réussie 

16h45-16h55 : Retour sur l’assistance et l’accompagnement du Groupe miroir 

16h55-17h00 : Conclusion 

 

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A propos du DUT 

Le partenariat européen “Driving Urban Transitions” complète les objectifs et le dispositif de la mission Ville également lié au cadre européen Horizon Europe. Il regroupe 41 agences de financement européennes et internationales de 27 pays qui se sont organisés pour lancer conjointement – comme en septembre 2022 – un appel à projets transnational destiné à financer des projets de recherche et d’innovation entre pays européens sur des thématiques en lien avec le développement urbain durable. Il est structuré selon trois thématiques principales : la ville du quart d’heure (15minC), les quartiers à énergie positive (PED) et l’économie circulaire (CUE).

 

Les dates à retenir  

Ouverture de l’appel : 1er septembre 2023

Clôture première étape : 21 novembre 2023

Clôture seconde étape : 30 avril 2024

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