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Call for proposals: RFSC project

Call for proposals: RFSC website and online tool

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The Council of European Municipalities and Regions (CEMR) is seeking proposals from web agencies and independent developers to carry out a technical audit, hosting review, maintenance and technical support for the Reference Framework for Sustainable Cities (RFSC) website and online tool.

The assignment covers both the RFSC website, developed in WordPress, and the RFSC online tool, developed in a customised programming environment. The selected contractor will assess the current state of both platforms, identify technical issues and vulnerabilities, propose solutions and pricing packages, and support the long-term sustainability of these digital services.

What are we looking for?

We are looking for agencies or developers with proven experience in:

  • WordPress maintenance and support;
  • Website hosting and domain management;
  • Cybersecurity, backups and recovery solutions;
  • Technical audits and troubleshooting;
  • GDPR compliance and website governance.

The work will include a technical audit, recommendations for improvements, proposed maintenance and hosting solutions, and the implementation of agreed services.

How to apply

Interested applicants should submit a proposal including their profile, relevant experience, methodology, references and financial proposal.

Deadline: 27 November 2026
Email: communications@ccre-cemr.org
Subject: “Call for proposals – RFSC website and online tool”

Download the Terms of Reference: here

For more information, contact:

Europe’s Day and 75 years of CEMR

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Europe Day: CEMR celebrates 75 years with a Europe-wide meme vote


Today we celebrate Europe’s Day alongside CEMR’s anniversary, 75 years of representing and supporting local and regional governments across Europe. 

Celebrated every year on 9 May, Europe Day commemorates the Schuman Declaration, which laid the foundations for peace, cooperation and shared values in Europe. For 75 years, CEMR has accompanied towns, cities and regions throughout Europe’s evolution, strengthening local democracy and cohesion at the heart of the European project. 

To mark this double celebration, CEMR is once again inviting citizens to take part in a playful and interactive Europe Day initiative. 

Following last year’s interactive map game highlighting EU-funded projects, this year we are launching a meme vote celebrating CEMR’s anniversary. 

👉 Discover the game and vote for your favourite meme: 

Participants can vote by selecting their favourite meme directly on social media. 
🏆 The winning meme will be announced on Monday, 18 May. 

This initiative is part of CEMR’s ongoing effort to celebrate Europe Day in a creative and accessible way, and more surprises are already in store for future editions. 

Happy Europe Day! 🇪🇺✨ 

Call for proposals – Website updates

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CEMR is currently looking for a web agency to update the European Charter for Equality website


CEMR is looking for an agency or independent developers to update the European Charter for Equality website to improve the users’ journey and experience, as well as the design and SEO, under WordPress.

The designated contractor will work collaboratively with the CEMR communications team.

Read the full terms of reference here

For more information, contact:

Call for Proposals – COMMS

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CEMR is currently looking for an agency to work and produce all the deliverables for 2025


CEMR seeks to partner with a professional and certified branding or design agency to develop all the deliverables detailed in this document.
The agency must work collaboratively with CEMR to produce high-quality deliverables and materials.

For more information, you can access our Terms of Reference here.