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The Commission has launched a consultation aiming to gather feedback from stakeholders on the Commission’s envisaged approach to applying the ‘Do No Significant Harm principle (DNSH) to the Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) 2028-2034, presented in this concept paper.
You can give your input on this concept paper via this survey until 16 September 2026.
This consultation follows the Call for Evidence published on the “Have your say” portal in March 2026.
The NCP Flanders infosheet “DNSH principle in Horizon Europe” provides an overview of key information on the Do No Significant Harm (DNSH) principle, including its background, underlying concepts and practical application in Horizon Europe.
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Avia-GIS is a Belgian innovative SME established in 2001. They have built research and public authority trust over the past 19 years and developed a unique, disruptive software suite - VECMAP® - that supports society to overcome one of its important health threats, the spreading of Pests of Public Health importance.
With the help of a Horizon 2020 SME Instrument Phase 2 project, they will be able to add Integrated Pest Management functionalities and go to the market. With the grant, that was an essential component of their second investment round, Avia-GIS aims at raising its revenue from the current 2 M€ to 14.2 M€ in 2024, and increase the headcount from 15 to 58.
