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ProgrammesThe Commission launched a call for experts to help developing & deploying a methodology to monitor EU Missions. The aim is to enable the monitoring of EU Missions beyond Horizon Europe, looking at the contribution of other funding programmes at EU and national, as well as at regional and local level towards the achievement of Missions’ objectives. The expert group will have up to 9 independent experts. Deadline for applications is 5 November 2022.
Among the requirements, experts should demonstrate knowledge and experience with EU Missions, in R&I policy analysis, performance measurement of R&I programmes, monitoring and reporting mechanisms of the EU framework programmes. They should also demonstrate a good understanding of the priority-setting, implementation and monitoring of national policies and initiatives. Good knowledge of English is also expected.
Candidates can submit their application via the news item published on the Commission website.
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