Vote for the Best 2006 eTEN Communicating Project!

eTENAs part of the eTEN programme's effort to reach out and to increase the eTEN website's impact, 12 eTEN projects of the month have been showcased in 2006.

You are now invited to elect the best communicating eTEN Project of the Year 2006. This election is held to decide which project communicates best about the e-service it is validating or deploying. Voters should therefore visit each of the twelve projects' websites and vote for the one that presents its objectives and service ambitions in the clearest and most understandable manner.

Please vote through the eTEN website accesible here. The election will be open until 10 January. After your vote has been processed, you may participate in the eTEN website survey.

The elected eTEN project of the year 2006 will be announced on the eTEN website and it will also be mentioned in the January 2007 eTEN newsletter.

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