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ProgrammesThe Commission has asked Health NCPs to communicate the information below to the Cluster Health applicant community:
The Commission has brought forward the deadlines for two upcoming Cluster Health calls to February 2027. This means many health call topics will have a deadline on 17 February 2027 (instead of April 2027). Below is an overview of the new opening and closing dates:
📍 HORIZON-HLTH-2027-01
Opening: 29 Oct 2026
Deadline(s): 17 Feb 2027
📍 HORIZON-HLTH-2027-02
Opening: 29 Oct 2026
Deadline(s): 17 Feb 2027 (First Stage), 16 Sep 2027 (Second Stage)
📍 HORIZON-HLTH-2027-03
Opening: 03 Jun 2027
Deadline(s): 16 Sep 2027
The latest version (26 June 2026) of the amended draft health work programme that is publicly available on the Comitology register includes the new, correct deadlines. Consult it directly here.
! Important: Please be aware that the update of the dates on the EU Funding & Tenders portal can only happen after the formal adoption of the amended health work programme 2026 - 2027 by the Commission. Formal adoption is foreseen to happen in the course of October 2026. In brief: the information on opening dates and deadlines for the 2027 health calls provided on the EU Funding & Tenders portal is currently incorrect and will not be corrected before October 2026. The correct information is available here.
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