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ProgrammesMany Horizon Europe calls are open now, with more expected soon. Use NCP Flanders’ call topic overview to quickly find relevant opportunities. The downloadable Excel files gather essential information and let you browse, filter and sort topics by programme and domain.
Planning to work with partners outside the EU? Check their participation and funding status in the Country Eligibility Overview. Some topics also restrict participation for security reasons or to safeguard EU autonomy. Our infosheets explain Security Restrictions in Horizon Europe (art. 22.5) and Ownership Control and the steps of the Ownership Control Declaration & Assessment.
For practical guidance on consortium agreements, budgets and other project rules, visit our legal and financial issues pages and browse our infosheets.
Still building your consortium? Our partner search overview points you to useful tools and organisations, while our collection of international partner searches can help you identify concrete opportunities. Log in to view the listings.
NCP Flanders also provides support at different stages of the proposal development process. To make the most of this support, applicants are encouraged to get in touch early in the process to discuss their plans and see what support is available.
The new Cluster 4 calls have opened on 13 October 2026. The first 2027 Health (Cluster 1) calls are expected to open on 29 October, the next Cluster 5 calls on 15 December 2026, and the next Cluster 6 calls on 4 February 2027.
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Horizon Europe Cluster 2 project DELIAH examines the multifaceted role of humour across artistic, cultural, and digital spaces. Universiteit Gent coordinates the project that aims to explore how humour can both support and undermine democratic participation in Europe.
