Drive the evolution of the internet towards open and interoperable Web 4.0 and Virtual Worlds: building blocks in priority areas (RIA) (Virtual Worlds Partnership)

Projects can be submitted through https://NLnet.nl/propose , please check this page as well as the guide for applicants for this programme before you start writing a proposal - this might save you a lot of work. Anyone can apply, including private individuals and organisations of any type. Project proposals should be in line with the topic of the programme and should have research and development as their primary objective. Proposals should be complete and concise (no longer than the equivalent of two pages for the main application, see the submission form ). Proposals should have a clear European dimension. Projects are scored on a 7 point scale on three criteria: technical merit (30% weight), strategic relevance to the Open Internet Stack and expected contribution to the goals of CodeSupply (40% weight) and overall value for money (30% weight). The key objective is to deliver potential break-through contributions to the objectives of CodeSupply and publish reliable metadata about software provenance, improve software supply chain management, and support regulatory and open source license compliance. Projects will need a total weighted score above 5.0 (out of 7) in order to be sel