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02 March 2010

Your Country, Your Call

Your Country, Your Call

Your Country, Your Call is an Irish competition that promises to ignite imaginations and inspire thinking!

The goal is to pick two truly transformational proposals that, when implemented, could secure prosperity and jobs for Ireland. Proposals that could allow businesses to grow, employment to be created and prosperity to flourish.

There will be two competition winners and each will receive €100,000.  A development fund of up to €500,000 is committed for the implementation of each of the winning proposals.


Your Country, Your Call is about helping to create sustainable employment and prosperity, whilst at the same time generating hope, confidence, and positive thinking.


Proposals can come under one of  eight categories listed below (or "OTHER”)


Communications & Technology

Connecting us with each other and helping us to do things instantly, efficiently, and everywhere

Design, Engineering and Manufacturing
Creating the world we live in, making it safe and interesting, and helping us to make the most of what we have

Education & the Arts
Expressing ourselves, extending our learning, and growing our knowledge

Energy & Environment
Using our resources wisely and protecting the future for generations

Food and Agriculture
Applying learning and technology to our roots

Health, Sport, & Nutrition
Living well, keeping fit for life, and applying science to our lives

Professional Services
Guiding us, giving us standards, and creating opportunities to build businesses

Tourism and Hospitality
Presenting our culture and our heritage on a world stage
The deadline for receipt of proposals is April 30th 2010.

For more information about this exciting new initiative, please visit www.yourcountryyourcall.com



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Dublin City Enterprise Board is funded by the Irish Government and part-financed by the European Union.