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Horizon Impact Award 2022: open for applications

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The Horizon Impact Award celebrates succesful FP7 and/or Horizon 2020 R&I projects with significant societal impact.

The 2022 contest is now open to all legal entities, individuals or teams that have completed an FP7 and/or Horizon 2020 project.

This award is the European Commission's initiative to recognise outstanding projects that have used their results to provide value for society. Applicants need to demonstrate that their results have created societal impact across Europe and beyond.

Apply now to become one of the 6️ champions to receive €25.000. Deadline to apply is 8 March 2022.

More information on the Horizon Impact Award webpage or apply directly via the Funding & Tender Portal.

 

 

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