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Extended deadlines for Horizon 2020 calls related to the COVID-19 outbreak

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The recent escalation of restrictions related to the COVID-19 outbreak may hamper applicants’ ability to prepare and finalise high-quality proposals. For this reason, for Horizon 2020 calls with original deadlines between now and 15 April, extensions will be applied. The precise new deadlines for each call and topic will be published on the call and topic pages on the Funding and Tenders Portal.

For the following two calls, no extension of deadline/cutoff date will apply:

  • IMI2-2020-21-01
  • EIC-SMEInst-2018-2020

In all cases, potential applicants are advised to prepare themselves as necessary, especially by establishing effective communication links for remote collaborative work, also anticipating possible further restrictions in the coming weeks.

Source: Funding and tender portal – FAQ

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