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ProgrammesThe Innovative Health Initiative (IHI) is launching its first calls for proposal in late June. IHI has already published the draft information on the upcoming calls to give applicants additional time to build a consortium and prepare a strong proposal.
Between 10 and 23 June, IHI organises a series of webinars where potential applicants can learn about the call topics and to get in touch with potential project partners. All webinars will include time for questions and answers.
A first webinar on 10 June 2022 on IHI's rules and procedures will cover issues ranging from who is eligible to participate in the projects, who is eligible to receive funding, and new features in IHI.
Update on 23 June 2022: An extra webinar on 27 June (at 14:30) focusing on financial aspects of proposals has been added to the series.
More information, the full programme of webinars and registration on the event webpage.
All recordings and slides of the all webinars in the series are available here afterwards.
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