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New video series: European Partnerships under Horizon Europe

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A new video series is available now @ the NCP Flanders website through the following link: European Partnerships under Horizon Europe

NCP Flanders, together with VLAIO and FWO, want to give you an overview of the complex landscape and constructions of EU-Partnerships.

We guide you through the different types of partnerships and briefly indicate the modalities and contacts for furhter information.

  • General introduction on partnerships
    • Co-programmed
    • Co-funded
    • Institutionalised
  • Partnerships supported by VLAIO
    • Institutionalised
    • Co-funded
    • Others (EUREKA, Eurostars)
  • Partnerships supported by FWO

The slides from the presentations are also available under each section. 

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