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06-07 Scaleups 43-44 EIT Digital’s Strategy 08-09 Digital Industry 45-46 Entrepreneurial Education 10-11 High Impact Initiative 47-48 Innovation and Entrepreneurship 12-13 Innovation Activities 49-50 Accelerator and Access to Finance 14-15 Scaleups 51-52 Digital Wellbeing 53-54 Pan European Ecosystem High Impact Initiative 55 Berlin 16 Innovation Activity 56 Eindhoven 17 Scaleups 57-58 Helsinki 18 Digital Infrastructure 59-60 London 19 Innovation Activity 61 High Impact Initiatives 62-63 Paris 20 Innovation Activity 64 Stockholm 21 Scaleups 65-66 Trento 22 APG Budapest 23 Collaborations with European APG Madrid 24 Programmes and Initiatives 67-68 Silicon Valley
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