Update EU NGI programs in funding resources #6
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Next Generation Internet (NGI) is an European Commission initiative and founding source that is usually administered / granted by NLnet Foundation. NGI has many programs, I removed those that already ended and added the ones that are ongoing.
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Nov 27, 2023
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Next Generation Internet (NGI) is an European Commission initiative and founding source that is usually administered / granted by NLnet Foundation.
NGI has many programs, I removed those that already ended and added the ones that are ongoing. The programs last for 2-3 years and have many calls to fund grants for shorter projects. I am not sure if it makes sense to keep the list of the programs here, as it will get outdated quite soon.
Good descriptions of the current programs can be found here: https://www.ngi.eu/opencalls/
(I could probably do better job at using the standard vocabs and showing the relationships in the descriptions, if it was desired)
Refers to #5.