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ProgrammesMore Horizon Europe documents are published step by step. Following the publication of the Horizon Europe work programme 2021-2022 on 15 June, the Horizon Europe programme guide was launched. It is a roughly 60 pages guide and offers “detailed guidance on the structure, budget and political priorities and other relevant background of the Horizon Europe programme relevant for preparing the proposal.” The guidance contains information on a broad variety of topics such as partnerships and missions, gender equality and open science. The document is complementary to the Funding and Tenders portal 2021-2027 online manual, the general annexes of the Horizon Europe work programme 2021-2022 and the annotated grant agreement (AGA) which is not yet published.
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