Who can join B-On?

13 March 2021

Knowledge

The following types of institutions can join b-on:

- Higher education institutions (public or private);

- Scientific research and technological development institutions (public or private);

- Institutions integrated in the Public Administration;

- Private non-profit institutions;

- Hospital institutions Access to b-on is closed to institutions with profit-making purposes. More information is available on the b-on website.

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