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This September, a new European Partnership on Rare Diseases (ERDERA) started off under Horizon Europe. ERDERA’s aim is to deliver significant health benefits to the estimated over 30 million people in Europe affected by rare diseases through improved prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.
The partnership is structured around four key pillars:
With nearly 180 partners from 37 countries, a 7-year duration and a total estimated budget of €380 million, ERDERA is the largest co-funded partnership in the field of rare disease research & innovation.
A number of institutions based in Flanders participate in the partnership, namely Research Foundation Flanders (FWO) as funder committing 3.5 MIO EUR, UHasselt, KU Leuven, UGent, UAntwerpen and VIB. The Belgian National Mirror Group for ERDERA is coordinated by Sciensano.
More information on ERDERA and its participants is available on the ERDERA website. The European Commission announcement is available here. The ERDERA press release is available here.
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