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Horizon Europe Cluster 3 calls open for submission

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The 2022 calls under Horizon Europe Cluster 3: Civil Security for Society are now open for submission on the Funding & Tender Portal.

The in total 31 call topics are spread over 6 destinations

Deadline for submission for the topics under the 'Increased Cybersecurity' destination is 16 November 2022, for all other call topics the deadline is 23 November 2022.

Stakeholders planning to submit proposals under these calls are strongly encouraged to 

  • carefully read the introductions to both the work programme and to the specific destination as well as the respective call topic text,
  • ensure to keep up to date with related EU and international policies as detailed in the call topics as they evolve over time, and
  • pay particular attention to the specific requirements of the individual call topic.

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