The European Union's commitment to fostering a healthier future takes a significant leap forward with the launch of the EU4Health program's Work Programme 2024. This strategic initiative aims to contribute to the ongoing development of a European Health Union, addressing key policy priorities and introducing innovative initiatives across various domains. What are the focal points, key initiatives, and the indicative budget for the year 2024?

The European Competence Centre for Social Innovation has recently announced an exciting opportunity for organizations committed to making a positive impact on the lives of young people. Under the ESF+ program, a new call for transnational projects has been launched with a focus on enhancing the skills of young individuals and facilitating their seamless integration into the labor market.

The Commission has launched today the 2024 call for proposals under Erasmus+, the EU's program supporting education, training, youth, and sport in Europe, with a substantial budget of €4.3 billion for the upcoming year

Continuing our exploration of opportunities in Creative Europe, we delve into the last four recent calls that underscore the program's commitment to fostering collaboration, innovation, and sustainability in the European cultural and creative sectors.

Last October, Creative Europe launched a series of exciting calls for projects, offering unique opportunities for creators and organizations in the audiovisual sector. In this article, we present an overview of the latest calls, with brief summaries provided for each. This is the first of two articles, and the upcoming piece will comprehensively list all the calls.

The Global Partnership for Assistive Technology (ATScale) and the International Disability Alliance (IDA) have joined forces to launch the IDA-ATScale Microgrants 2023. This initiative aims to empower organizations representing persons with disabilities and assistive technology users to spearhead local and national projects focused on advancing assistive technologies in select countries.

Microgrants are often overlooked by consultancy agencies because the relatively modest amount of funding they provide leaves little room for their client support interventions. In other words, these funds aren't substantial enough to allow those who apply for them to enlist the help of a consultant.

At Solvere, however, we firmly believe that these types of funds are the most accessible to the individuals they are intended for, and are therefore particularly valuable, even if they are often challenging to spot.