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Follow-up Q&A Lump Sum by NCP Flanders
OCT
Fri
18
10:30 - 11:30

This was 1 year ago

Location

on-line

Programmes
Horizon Europe HorizonEU L+F

On the 17th of October the Commission organises its Lump Sum Funding on-line workshop. All details can be found here.

The Legal&Finance colleagues of NCP Flanders organise an on-line round table the day after where you can: 

  • ask questions which you couldn't ask during that webinar
  • ask more explanation about items that are still not clear
  • share your thoughts or doubts about proposal writing and reporting of lump sum projects

Enter without prior registration into the TEAMS meeting on 18/10 by clicking on this link.

Tip: Former Lump Sum webinar (16 May) and its recording and slides can be found here.

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