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EU4Health Programme - tenative Calendar 2024 open calls for proposals

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The European Health and Digital Executivey Agency (HaDEA) has recently published a tentative Calendar of open calls for proposals of the EU4Health Work Programme 2024. It is available here.

Please note that the timing of publication is only indicative and might be subject to change.

Background information: EU4Health aims to pave the way for a stronger, healthier and more resilient Health Union. EU4Health is the largest health programme ever and will invest over €5 billion over 7 years (2021-2027) to improve health in the Union. The Belgian contact point for EU4Health is situated in FPS Public Health. Contact information: Laurence Ballieux;  laurence.ballieux@health.fgov.be 

 

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