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Innovative Health Initiative Call 13 opens in summer 2026

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The Innovative Health Initiative (IHI) partnership has published the draft text of its upcoming call for proposals, foreseen to open in summer 2026. The following topics are under consideration for inclusion in IHI call 13: 


These topics are currently under consultation and may therefore have changed considerably at the moment of the call launch. Applicants should check the final, approved topic texts once they are published. More information is available on the IHI dedicated webpage.

IHI will hold info sessions about the call around the time of the launch; these will cover the topics as well as our rules and procedures.

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