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ProgrammesOn 11 May the consultation "Targeted review of the General Block Exemption Regulation (GBER/State aid): extended scope for national funds to be combined with certain Union programmes" was launched.
Objective: to ensure that national and EU funds can be combined seamlessly under the new Multiannual Financial Framework without undermining competition in the internal market, in 3 areas among which RD&I in Horizon Europe.
Deadline: 06 July 2020.
The explanatory note gives all details.
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