Hi Ian,
sorry for stepping in that late... was more than terribly busy the last
days. :-(
Ian wrote on 2010-10-17 15.44:
I'm calling for anyone interested in a means of generating a sustainable
and substantial revenue for the new Foundation to attend a meeting at
the end of January probably in Germany. This will be a preparatory
meeting for submitting a Transfer of Innovation application to the EU
for 300,000 Euro to support training and business development of
LibreOffice certification. National Agencies in the EU will pay expenses
up to 1000 Euros for attending the meeting. (Google for national agency
Leonardo Da Vinci Transfer of Innovation in your country language)
Ideally we would have a partner from each EU member state. We already
have partners in Romania, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Germany, Spain but
others are welcome from these and other countries. Grants have to be
applied for 8 weeks before any meeting which is why I'm proposing late
January.
What's the current status of this at the moment? I know there have been
a lot of discussions going on, also on the relation to TDF - can you
bring us up to date?
Thanks,
Florian
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