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Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda on pandemic preparedness - Open for consultation

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The Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (SRIA) on pandemic preparedness is now open for public consultation. This document will guide the future European Partnership for Pandemic Preparedness, addressing research gaps and setting clear priorities for action.

Researchers, policymakers, stakeholders and the broader community are invited to review the draft SRIA and share their insights. 

The consultation is open until 15 December 2024 (8 pm CEST). 

Read the draft here: https://beready4pandemics.eu/sria
Access the survey here:
https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/Public_Consultation_SRIA_PandemicPreparedness 


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