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Programmes Digital Europe AI, data & cloud Cybersecurity Advanced Digital Skills Deployment: Best use of technologiesThe European Commission has published the amended version of its Digital Europe work programmes, detailing its plans for 2024.
The amended Main Work Programme with a budget of nearly € 549 million for 2024 focuses on AI, data & cloud (Specific Objective (SO) 2), Advanced digital skills (SO 4) and Deployment and best use of digital technologies (SO 5). More than half of the budget will be dedicated to ensuring the evolution and continuation of activities started previously under the programme. Another significant share of the budget will be dedicated to supporting the implementation of Digital Decade multi-country projects (MCPs), including opportunities for European Digital Infrastructure Consortia (EDICs).
The amended Cybersecurity Work Programme foresees a budget of €214 million for 2024 and will focus on cyber threat detection, implementation of cybersecurity EU legislation, emergency preparedness and mutual assistance in case of cyber attacks, as well as national coordination centres.
The next calls under the work programmes for 2024 are expected to open in early 2024.
Calls that are currently open for submission can be found on the Funding & Tenders Portal.
All Digital Europe work programmes can be found here.
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