The ultimate guide on EU funding
Dear friend,
The new financial programming period 2007 � 2013 has begun with great opportunities for receiving EC funding for your activities.
e-ISOTIS is in the pleased position to announce the publication release of the new version of the ebook EU Funding Explained.
This book now in its second version follows the success of the first version and it should also be read jointly with the use of Internet in order someone to exploit the referenced web links that are given for further information and consultation. Furthermore, it deals with almost everything that someone needs in order to benefit from EU funding in 244 pages, i.e.
- The new structure of the European Union processes,
- the new EU budget,
- the new EU funding policy,
- future of European Union,
- the new funding opportunities per area of interest,
- successful examples of already funded projects,
- the new European Union funding programmes for the current period 2007-2013,
- detailed and simple steps for successful proposals,
- how to improve your proposal writing skills,
- updated EC contact details,
- from where to start, etc.
This is the reason that we like considering this publication also a manual. A manual that gives you the means and skills for benefiting from EU funding. The �EU Funding Explained� book is updated on a yearly basis so as to include all the changes and the new elements of the EU funding programmes, mechanisms and processes.
You can find more info at www.e-isotis.org/publications.php.
This book can be considered as a lifeline for anyone who is seeking financial support from the European Union and/or has ever struggled to achieve that and wishes to know and become familiar with the new funding concepts from the European Union for the period 2007-2013.
A lot of things have changed in this programming period and anyone that is interested in exploiting the new EU funding opportunities should read the manual like :
- Organisations that are private or public, local/regional, national or international, profit or non-profit, SMEs or NGOs, public authorities, institutions that are interested to benefit from EU funding;
- Organisations as above that wish to expand their network of partners around Europe
- Organisations/individuals that are looking for new opportunities in supporting their business development strategy;
- Organisations/individuals that are involved already in projects funded by the EU and wish to see what funding is planned for the new programming period 2007-2013;
- Organisations/individuals that have no experience in proposal writing and no familiarisation on the structure of EU funding and want to see whether it is worth the effort;
- Organisations/individuals that wish to work as consultants on writing professional proposals for third parties for exploiting EU funding;
- Organisations/individuals that are already involved in proposal writing and wish to expand their knowledge;
- Organisations/individuals that wish to know more about the European community and its structure.
Those after becoming familiar with this manual will:
1.be aware of the possible funding opportunities and be able to identify possible programmes of interest and participate in relevant calls for proposals;
2.become familiar with the EU funding structures;
3.know how to join proposals requesting funding initiated from other organisations;
4.know what are the elements of a successful proposal and how to fulfil them;
5.be able to coordinate successfully a proposal production jointly with other partners.
An accessible pdf version of the �EU Funding Explained� book can be purchased also upon request.
Something also New and Free!!! Please note also that e-ISOTIS informs on a daily basis all the published calls for funding which are available currently to everyone from our website http://www.e-isotis.org/opencalls.php
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you need any further information at publications@e-isotis.org We apologise for any repeated postings.
Kind regards,
The e-ISOTIS Publication Team
www.e-ISOTIS.org
Book Price:
The price of the book is only 35 € and ensures that all interested parties can become familiar on exploiting EU funding at a very affordable price. Also you can purchase it only in a PDF (electronic) format. We will sent it to you by email as soon as you have deposited to our bank account the above amount or you can dowonload it instantly by paying through credit card/paypal. The price is really very low in comparison to what you get! We will issue also for your purchase a donation receipt.
Payment/Donation Methods:
A. Bank Transfer
You can deposit the above amount at our bank with the following details:
Payment Reason: Donation for the book on EU funding
Account Holder: e-ISOTIS, Information Society Open To Impairments
Name of the Bank: EFG Eurobank Ergasias S.A.
Address: Protesilaou 79 & Nestoros
Postcode/City/Country:13122/Athens/Greece
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As soon as your payment has been made and you have provided us with your details (email, name of organisation, full name, postal address), we will send by email the e-Book and your receipt.
B. Credit Card Payment
Or pay in a secure way with your credit card through PayPal. In this case, you are able to purchase this e-book instantly. Please visit our web address http://www.e-isotis.org/paypal-guide.php and follow the instructions.
You will receive an email explaining how you can download the pdf file. Your receipt will be issued also automaticaly.
How to get this book for free:
Please note that this book can be provided for free to those that will register on our e-learning course “EU Funding Explained”, an online training process to familiarise you with EU funding processes. There are open places all around the year. For more info and registration, please go to our e-Learning page.
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