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Programmes FoodThe H2020-FNR-2020-1 call was closed on the 23rd of January 2020. 110 proposals have been submitted in response to this call. The breakdown per topic is indicated below:
· CE-FNR-07-2020: 20
· CE-FNR-09-2020: 15
· CE-FNR-14-2020: 14
· CE-FNR-15-2020: 6
· CE-FNR-17-2020: 6
· FNR-01-2020: 3
· FNR-02-2020: 2
· FNR-03-2020: 9
· FNR-04-2020: 2
· FNR-08-2020: 5
· FNR-10-2020: 7
· FNR-18-2020: 6
· LC-FNR-06-2020 (Sub-topic A): 3
· LC-FNR-06-2020 (Sub-topic B): 12
The evaluation results are expected to be communicated to the applicants in May 2020.
The H2020-FNR-2020-2 call was closed on the 23rd of January 2020. 150 proposals have been submitted in response to this call. The breakdown per topic is indicated below:
· FNR-05-2020 (Sub-topic A): 9
· FNR-05-2020 (Sub-topic B): 10
· FNR-11-2020 (Sub-topic A): 35
· FNR-11-2020 (Sub-topic B): 40
· FNR-12-2020: 13
· FNR-16-2020: 22
· LC-FNR-13-2020: 21
The evaluation results are expected to be communicated to the applicants in April 2020.
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