PROSPECT – Peer-to-peer learning activites for European Cities & Regions
Watch the project’s video and learn how to finance your SE(C)APS and apply to the peer learning programme.
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Only 10 days left to apply for the PROSPECT Peer-to-peer learning programme! Whether you are a city, a region or an energy agency, H2020PROSPECT can help you to finance your SEAPS and SECAPS.
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