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Horizon Europe: update cluster 3

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When will the calls open ?

The negotiations regarding the work programme for cluster 3 (civil security for society) have been finalized and the formal adoption procedure is now ongoing. This process should be completed in the next couple of weeks.

The publication of the first calls is foreseen for the 30th of June and the European Commission will explain all the topics more in detail during an online event. The date of this webinar will probably be the 30th of June or the 1st of July but this still has to be confirmed.

When do you need to submit the proposals ?

For most calls the first deadline for submission will be on the 23rd of November. Only for the destination on increased cybersecurity this will be the 21st of October.

Where to find the latest information ?

You can find a draft version of the work programme (dd. 14th of January 2021) on this link. In the next weeks we will provide you with the final approved version. If necessary you can always contact your NCP for the latest updates.  

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