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NEW FAQ on Corona virus: re-direct in on-going Horizon 2020 projects to help tackling the Covid-19 outbreak

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FAQ from the Commission:

Amendments should in principle not imply changes to the project that would call into question the award decision. However, due to the current situation, if re-orienting your project might contribute to tackling the Coronavirus crisis, this could be granted (via an amendment), upon request by beneficiaries (assessed case-by-case by the funding body).

Other FAQ's related to Corona can be found in the news items on NCP Flanders.be.

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