Rural-ETINET workshop
8 September 2005 - 9 September 2005
Past evaluators will be providing advice on how to maximise your proposals success as well as information on practical aspects of submission and proposal preparation. ,There will be an opportunity to present project ideas, partner searches and to network with people willing to participate in the above mentioned Framework Programme 6 Thematic Priorities.
A detailed agenda and flyer can be downloaded from:
http://rural-sme.net/images/stories/flyer.doc
http://rural-sme.net/images/stories/agenda.doc
If you would like to attend or would like further information, please contact Mr. Roberts Roze on +44 1302 322 633 or by email rroze@betatechnology.co.uk
Finally, if anyone is interested in giving a presentation on their specific expertise or FP6 project ideas at the meeting, please get in touch.
_____________________________________________________,Rural-ETINET is a three-year ETI project co-funded by European Commission, with the aim to set up and manage a network comprised of a series of thematic sub-networks of SMEs, with SME representatives and organisations that work with SME businesses in rural areas. Project partners are high-skilled organisations from UK, Austria, Italy, Sweden, Turkey, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Greece, Iceland, Romania and Slovakia.
A detailed agenda and flyer can be downloaded from:
http://rural-sme.net/images/stories/flyer.doc
http://rural-sme.net/images/stories/agenda.doc
If you would like to attend or would like further information, please contact Mr. Roberts Roze on +44 1302 322 633 or by email rroze@betatechnology.co.uk
Finally, if anyone is interested in giving a presentation on their specific expertise or FP6 project ideas at the meeting, please get in touch.
_____________________________________________________,Rural-ETINET is a three-year ETI project co-funded by European Commission, with the aim to set up and manage a network comprised of a series of thematic sub-networks of SMEs, with SME representatives and organisations that work with SME businesses in rural areas. Project partners are high-skilled organisations from UK, Austria, Italy, Sweden, Turkey, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Greece, Iceland, Romania and Slovakia.