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Call for proposals for a new recognition prize: EU Award for Gender Equality Champions

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A call for proposals is open for the new recognition prize EU Award for Gender Equality Champions. The prize is meant to:

There are three prize categories:

  • Sustainable Gender Equality Champions
  • Newcomer Gender Equality Champions
  • Inclusive Gender Equality Champions

Candidates can only apply to one of these three categories. Applicants can be a university, higher education institution, or research performing organisation (public or private) located in an EU Member State or a country associated to Horizon Europe.

Deadline for applications is 13 October 2022 at 17.00 (CET). Winners receive a prize of 100.000 euro. In the Sustainable Gender Equality Champions category two winners will be awarded a prize. Winners will be announced before the end of 2022 (HE WIDERA work programme 2021-2022, p.154-156).

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