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Funding rates for HORIZON-JU-SNS-2023

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The European Commission has issued additional information on the funding rate for 8 call topics within call HORIZON-JU-SNS-2023 that is open for submission until 25 April 2023.

This update is applicable for the following call topics:

The Commission stresses that funding rates in these topics are: 100% for non-for-profit organizations and 90% with respect to for-profit organizations. Unfortunately, the maximum funding rate in the budget table is set to 100%. The Commission asks all for-profit organizations to make a manual calculation and request only 90% of the budget.

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