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New Video Series Horizon Europe Pillar II Proposal writing tips & tricks

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NCP Flanders has prepared a video series and accompanying slide deck which takes stakeholders through the basics of proposal writing under Pillar II of the Horizon Europe programme with focus on  Research and Innovation Actions (RIA) & Innovation Actions (IA). You can find the video series under the video section of our website here. The materials are intended for personal use and viewing only. Please don't copy or circulate without asking permission.

Another tool that could be helpful when preparing a proposal under Pillar II (RIA or IA) is the recently published annotated proposal template, prepared by the NCP network BRIDGE2HE. You can find this annotated template in attachment or on our website here (under documents). This document contains recommendations by NCPs and expert evaluators.

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