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Latest draft Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) work programme 2023-2025 - publicly available

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It is expected that the European Commission would launch by the end of this month the pre-publication of the Horizon Europe Main Work Programme (WP) 2025. In the European Commission comitology register* the latest draft (April 2025) of the Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) 2023-2025 work programme is available for download. Be aware that availability of documents in the register is subject to change i.e. available for download or a request to the relevant Commission department is required.

*The comitology register contains a list of all comitology committees, as well as background information and documents relating to the work of each committee (including the Programme Committees for the differents parts of Horizon Europe) 

 

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