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Additive Manufacturing and the EU Machinery Directive |
 | Additive Manufacturing and the EU Machinery Directive |
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Elements and aims of EU Machinery Directive |
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 | Machinery Directive and useful links |
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Start up and business in Additive Manufacturing |
 | Important aspects for startup |
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 | Video "Practical guide for doing business in Europe" |
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Funds, finances, exchange programmes for entrepreneurs |
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 | Erasmus Exchanges Programmes for new entrepreneurs |
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Indirect funding is managed by national and regional authorities and comprises nearly 80% of the EU budget
Grants are given to specific projects that relate to EU policies, usually following a public announcement known as a call for proposals.
EU funding programmes - The EU has several different funding programmes that you may be able to apply for, depending on the nature of your business or project. There are two different types: direct funding and indirect funding
The allocation of direct funding capital is managed by the European Institutions. There are two types of funding available: grants and contracts.