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ProgrammesIn the proposal of Horizon Europe, under Pillar II – “Global Challenges and Industrial Competiveness”, the Health cluster and its six intervention areas are described at an aggregated level (i.e. with no disease specifications, nor earmarked resources). This will be further detailed in the “strategic plan” and work programmes that are to be developed in a participatory manner.
All stakeholders, including civil society and the wider public, are invited to “Have your say on future objectives for EU-funded research and innovation” and contribute to the “strategic plan” and priorities of Horizon Europe’s first four years (2021-2024). You can participate by providing your input through the online survey (it takes approximately 20 minutes to respond). More information on the Commission’s proposal for Horizon Europe can be found here.
The before mentioned public online consultation will be open until the 6th of September 2019.
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