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Euromontana launches its competence matrix!

In the coming months, the European Commission will publish new calls of proposals under the 2021-2027 programming period, ranging across all programmes: Horizon Europe, LIFE, Interreg, Erasmus+ etc.

To help its members to better know the expertise available in the Euromontana’s network, do matchmaking and create strong partnerships for new proposals, the Secretariat of Euromontana has launched the competence matrix.

In particular, the compentence matrix will allow members to:

  • Discover members’ participation and experience in EU funded programmes (e.g LIFE, Horizon 2020, Interreg, Erasmus+)
  • Find the thematic expertise they need for future project proposals among Euromontana’s members, and detailed across 21 thematic categories (from agriculture to local development, entrepreneurship, climate change, social/digital innovation, biodiversity etc).
  • Learn about the technical expertise of Euromontana’s members as well as the tasks and activities that each member could perform in a new project proposal (from conducting research, pilot action, to dissemination and communication, exploitation, policy recommendations etc.)
  • Have access to contact information of the main person in charge in each of the member organisation.

The competence matrix is accessible via Euromontana’s project brokerage platform, another tool where our members can share new project ideas and have direct and interactive discussions for new proposals. The access of both tools is a privilege of Euromontana’s members and their use is restricted only to these organisations.

For more information on the platform and the competence matrix, please contact our Project Manager Carla Lostrangio.

For more information to become a member of Euromontana, please contact our Director, Marie Clotteau.

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25 February 2021

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