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Update overview call topics Work Programmes 2019-2020

Published on | 6 years ago

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ERC RI MSCA ICT NMBP SPACE Risk Finance SME Instrument Health Food Energy Transport Climate/Environment Societies Security Widening SwafS Horizon 2020

There is  a new version available of our excel overview including the call topics of the recently updated Work Programmes: all data are downloaded from the Funding & Tenders portal's API-JSON files - this as a document on https://www.ncpflanders.be/general-horizon/horizon-2020-info

As a user you can update these data at any time yourself, make your own selections, use free text search etc. A manual of this excel file can be consulted by clicking the first icon (the information icon) in the file's quick access toolbar.

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