FLOSS/VIETNAM - Funding opportunity

Dear friends,

I think this can be an excellent opportunity for funding the FLOSS programme
in Vietnam.
However, this falls outside my scope of responsibilities, so I will have no
say in the process.

Jordi

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Dear Sir/Madam,

The European Commission (EC) launched the Asia IT&C Programme in October
1999 in order to co-finance mutually beneficial partnerships in Information
Technology and Communication between Europe and Asia. Asia IT&C has been
granted a budget of EUR30 million to run the Programme, including the
additional budget of EUR5 million that has been approved by the EC for the
recent participation of China (since 10 October 2001).

The Programme can supply up to 80% co-financing to Information Technology
and Communication projects proposed by a consortium of organisations from
the EU and participating Asian countries/territories.

Intensifying co-operation between Europe and Asia is central to
strengthening economic relations across both regions, and in creating
opportunities to develop and share in the overwhelming benefits IT&C
provides.

We're pleased to announce that the Asia IT&C Call for Proposals 2003 has
been published in the Official Journal of the European Communities on 15
February 2003. The 2003 deadline for submitting proposals is: 16 May 2003 -
Call Open

Should you need any further information, please visit the website below:

http://europa.eu.int/comm/europeaid/projects/asia-itc/html/main.htm

or contact:

Paola VULCANO
European Commission
AIDCO - Directorate Asia
Unit D/2 - Economic Cooperation
L41 - 1/32
Tél.: (0032) 02.298.48.75
Fax :(0032) 02.299.10.62

Email: Paola.VULCANO@cec.eu.int

Best Regards,

Information Services
European Business Information Centre (EBIC)
European Chamber of Commerce (Eurocham)

257 Hoang Van Thu, Ward 2, Tan Binh Dist, HCMC
Vietnam
Tel: (84.8) 845 5528, Fax: (84.8) 845 5527

To facilitate co-ordination regarding the introduction of OSS SW in Vietnam

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