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Results of previous calls
An overview of projects that have been selected for funding
Published on | 11 months ago
Last updated on | 2 months ago
mark.antonissen@vlaio.be
Result of the EDF 2023 Calls for Proposals
Following the third calls for proposals under the European Defence Fund (EDF), 54 collaborative defence research and development projects with a total EU support of almost €1,031million are selected for funding.
Result of the EDF 2022 Calls for Proposals
Following the second calls for proposals under the European Defence Fund (EDF), 41 collaborative defence research and development projects with a total EU support of almost €832 Million are selected for funding.
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- Summary of EDF 2022 Results - Factsheet
- Individual Project Factsheets by Category
- Air Combat
- Cyber
- Digital Transformation
- Disruptive Technologies
- Energy and Environment
- Force Protection and Mobility
- Ground Combat
- Information Superiority
- Materials and Components
- Medical Response and CBRN
- Naval
- National Focal Points
- Open SME calls - Innovative and future-oriented defence solutions
- Sensors
- Simulation and Training
- Space
- Underwater Warfare
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