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Bill was Consultant Editor for "Making it Happen: BT's guide to unlocking EU funding".

Making it Happen Front Cover

  • ISBN-10: 0954145119
  • ISBN-13: 978-0954145118

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Book Description:
BT has published a book to help businesses and public sector bodies across the United Kingdom access up to €50 billion of funding from the European Union, much of which currently lies unclaimed.

'Making It Happen: BT's Guide to Unlocking EU Funding' gives details of the extensive range of funds and resources available and advises potential applicants on how best to navigate through the systems and processes to secure funding.

Billions of euros available to members of the European Union are never claimed, according to the book's authors, yet this could help UK councils, schools, hospitals and businesses. In 2001 only 70 per cent of the Union’s biggest pot of money, the structural funds, was allocated and at least one funding programme only spent 36 per cent of its budget. BT hopes 'Making It Happen' will help the UK organisations maximise their potential in terms of obtaining financial support for projects.

To help readers open the door to EU funding, 'Making It Happen' shares examples of successful applications for money and includes details of how they secured their results. BT has included information about how it has already worked in partnership with the public sector to secure a total of nearly €30 million of EU funding. This includes: €50,000 for NESKEY (New Partnerships for Sustainable Development in the Knowledge Economy) which aims to create a better understanding of how the information and communication technology (ICT) sector can contribute to sustainable development; over €15 million for Opportunity Wales which promotes e-commerce to small businesses; and €3 million for research and development projects by BTexact Technologies including TOWER (Theatre of Work Enabling Relationships), which involved BT and a group of international partners. All of the projects also secured funding from other sources in addition to that supplied by the European Union.

 

 

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