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Programmes ERCGender equality plans are not an eligibility criterion for the ERC calls from the 2021 Work Programme. This was also clarified in the Information for Applicants for the currently open Starting and Consolidator grants calls (p.17/8).
Panel chairs are published for the 2021 Starting and Consolidator grants calls: Panel Chairs of the ERC Peer Review Panels ERC Starting Grant Panel 2021 and Panel Chairs of the ERC Peer Review Panels ERC Consolidator Grant Panel 2021
Tentative dates for the calls under the 2022 work programme have been published. In addition to a call for Starting, Consolidator and Advanced grants, a call for Synergy grants is included as well as multiple cut-off dates for Proof of concept grants. Please note they are subject to change. Publication of the 2022 work programme is expected in July the earliest.
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