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ProgrammesThe EIC Pathfinder Open 2026 call was published with incorrect settings on 05/02/2026, specifically requiring an update to the HORIZON Lump Sum Grant model.
A technical update is being carried out and it is excepted that the portal will have correct information shortly. This correction will not change the call's scope, objectives, eligibility conditions, or evaluation criteria.
However, applicants who have begun their proposals will need to restart the submission process to meet the updated call conditions. Notifications will be sent to affected applicants once the portal is corrected. Further details will be provided on the official website as they become available.
Applicants should monitor the official portal for updates and prepare to restart their submissions once notified!
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