Diffusion of new meanings

A platform meeting to showcase projects financed through LIFE and Horizon2020 programmes which are good examples of already deployed New European Bauhaus’ realities to provide inspiration for new projects to support a wider diffusion of the New European Bauhaus values.

• Dates: 15-17 November 2021
• Budget: EUR 150.000                                      
• For whom: All
• Funding instrument: Programme for the Environment and Climate Action (LIFE)
• Type of call: New European Bauhaus Dedicated Call
• Further information: Info
• Work programme:
• Info session

The European Youth Together action supports transnational partnerships for youth organisations aiming to reinforce the European dimension of their activities, enabling young people across Europe to set up joint projects, organise exchanges and promote trainings. This action can contribute to New European Bauhaus related activities.

• Dates: November 2021 – March 2022
• Budget: no pre-established amount allocated to the New European Bauhaus                  
• For whom: any public or private organisation active in the field of youth                                   
• Funding instrument: Erasmus+ Programme (ERASMUS)
• Type of call: New European Bauhaus Dedicated Call
• Further information: Call
• Work programme: Erasmus+ Annual Work Programme 2022
• Info session

The eTwinning 2022 annual theme will be ‘Our future: beautiful, sustainable, together. Schools and the New European Bauhaus: Imagining a creative learning environment in green and inclusive schools’. Teachers and school staff will be invited to reflect with their students about their school in the "post-Covid" time. They will develop their vision of the ideal school. The annual eTwinning theme is prominently covered by campaigns throughout the year, the eTwinning annual conference in October 2022, and the eTwinning annual book. In addition, major New European Bauhaus events relevant for school education stakeholders will be added to the calendar on the School Education Gateway. Those relevant for adult education professionals will be added to the Electronic Platform for Adult Learning in Europe (EPALE) calendar. The respective social media channels of all platforms will cover these equally.

• Dates: 2022
• Budget: tbc
• For whom: School staff in Early Childhood Education and Care, primary, secondary, Vocational Education and Training (e.g. teachers, headmasters)
• Funding instrument: Erasmus+ Programme (ERASMUS)
• Further information::  The eTwinning annual theme 2022 is organised and implemented by the eTwinning Central Support Service, which is financed by Erasmus+. All related activities, publications, and campaigns are integral part of the respective service contract.
• Work programme:  Erasmus+ Annual Work Programme 2022
• Info session: n.a.

The EIT Community Citizen Engagement Activities Call will let  citizens and end-users  identify relevant New European Bauhaus challenges for their city, and  co-create  solutions in an ideation process. The projects will help citizens take up more sustainable habits, co-create new products, services or solutions and empower citizens to implement new solutions in their communities and trigger change by actively influencing local policies.

• Dates: March 2022 - May 2022
• Budget: EUR 120,000
• For whom: private or public organisations from EU Members State or Third country associated to Horizon Europe.
• Funding instrument: Horizon Europe (HORIZON)
• Type of call: New European Bauhaus dedicated call
• Further information: Call
• Info session: 26 April 2022. For participation please fill in the online registration form until 21 April 2022.

The annual theme of the European Innovative Teaching Award 2022 will be “Learning together, promoting creativity and sustainability”. It will focus on topics related to the New European Bauhaus, in particular the link between sustainability, participation and inclusion, as well as innovative teaching and learning and the whole school approach that would bring together all actors at community level. It will highlight successful projects in the Erasmus+ programme and provide these projects an opportunity to connect and work together

• Dates: Fourth quarter of 2022
• Budget: No specific budget for awardees                                                                     
• For whom: Organisations having completed an Erasmus+ project including outstanding teaching practices
• Funding instrument: Erasmus+ Programme (ERASMUS)
• Further information: The selection of projects is done by the Erasmus+ National Agencies among finalised projects in the areas of school education and vocational education and training (at the level of secondary education).
• Work programme: Erasmus+ Annual Work Programme 2022
• Info session: n.a.

Every year, DiscoverEU promotes activities around a certain theme. In 2022, the annual theme of DiscoverEU will be linked to the New European Bauhaus initiative.

• Dates: 2022
• Budget: no pre-established amount allocated to the New European Bauhaus
• For whom: DiscoverEU participants
• Funding instrument: Erasmus+ Programme (ERASMUS)
• Type of call: New European Bauhaus Dedicated call
• Further information: https://europa.eu/youth/discovereu_en
• Work programme: Erasmus+ Annual Work Programme 2022
• Info session:

Testing innovative solutions on local communities’ demand (CSA): Co-create and test societal solutions, so that research and innovation developed in Europe can be tested with local communities, supporting the collaborative approach promoted by the New European Bauhaus.

• Dates: June 2021 - October 2021
• Budget: no pre-established amount allocated to the New European Bauhaus
• For whom: All eligible entities under Horizon Europe 
• Funding instrument: Horizon Europe (HORIZON)
• Type of call: New European Bauhaus’ Contributing Call
• Further information: Call
• Work programme:
  Horizon Europe Work Programme 2021-2022 1. General Introduction
  Horizon Europe Main Work Programme 2021–2022 – 7. Digital, Industry and Space
• Horizon Europe Main Work Programme 2021–2022 – 13. General Annexes
• Info session (13:25 – 17:00)

A successful proposal will contribute to the wide deployment and added value of environmental observations by improving the uptake and validation of data collected by citizens, and by increasing citizen involvement and engagement, thus contributing to the European Green Deal objectives and a strengthened Global Earth Observation System of Systems. Due to the focus on the urban environment and the request for consideration to be given to the social and cultural dimensions of citizen observation and engagement, projects should seek to contribute to the New European Bauhaus.

• Dates: October 2021 – February 2022
• Budget: no pre-established amount allocated to the New European Bauhaus
• For whom: All eligible entities under Horizon Europe    
• Funding instrument: Horizon Europe (HORIZON)
• Type of call: New European Bauhaus’ Contributing Call
• Further information:Call
• Work programme:
  HE Main Work Programme 2021–2022 – 1. General Introduction
  HE Main Work Programme 2021–2022 – 9. Food, Bioeconomy, Natural Resources, Agriculture and Environment
  HE Main Work Programme 2021–2022 – 13. General Annexes
• Info session:

Assessing the socio-politics of nature-based solutions for more inclusive and resilient communities: Projects should seek to contribute to the New European Bauhaus initiative by supporting the green and digital transitions in communities’ living environments through merging sustainability, inclusion and quality of experience. Small-scale pilots could be envisaged to explore nature-based solutions that are innovative, either in their functional scope, socio-economic reach, integrative approaches or application in new settings.

• Dates: October 2021 – February 2022
• Budget: no pre-established amount allocated to the New European Bauhaus
• For whom: All eligible entities under Horizon Europe    
• Funding instrument: Horizon Europe (HORIZON)
• Type of call: New European Bauhaus’ Contributing Call
• Further information: Call
• Work programme:
  HE Main Work Programme 2021–2022 – 1. General Introduction
  HE Main Work Programme 2021–2022 – 9. Food, Bioeconomy, Natural Resources, Agriculture and Environment
  HE Main Work Programme 2021–2022 – 13. General Annexes
• Info session: 

European cultural cooperation projects aim to foster cooperation between organisations active in the culture field, to increase the European dimension of creation and circulation of European artistic content as well as to encourage the development, experimentation, dissemination or application of new and innovative practices. European cooperation projects are also meant to contribute to the implementation of emerging EU policy initiatives in the field of culture such as the New European Bauhaus. The appropriate calls will include topics and thematic priorities relevant to the New European Bauhaus.

• Dates: February 2022 - May 2022
• Budget: no pre-established amount allocated to the New European Bauhaus
• For whom: Organisations active in Cultural and Creative Sectors
• Funding instrument: Creative Europe Programme (CREA)
• Type of call: New European Bauhaus’ Contributing Call
• Further information:Call
• Work programme: Creative Europe 2022 Work Programme (page 31)
• Info session:

For the European Solidarity Corps 2022 annual call, the New European Bauhaus initiative is part of the horizontal priority on environmental sustainability and climate goals.

• Dates: different submission deadlines in 2022
• Budget: no pre-established amount allocated to the New European Bauhaus
• For whom: Organisations and young people eligible to participate in the actions of European Solidarity Corps
• Funding instrument: European Solidarity Corps (ESC)
• Type of call: New European Bauhaus’ Contributing Call
• Further information: Call 
• Work programme:  2022 annual work programme for the implementation of the European Solidarity Corps programme
• Info session: