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Programmes Digital, Industry & SpaceThe 23/24 Work Programme is expected to be ready towards the end of the year.
Using the currently available information, the following timeline is the best prediction we can make:
So, the publication and opening of the first calls is expected in December 2022 and/or January 2023, most likely with submission deadlines as from April.
Want to have a sneak peak at the work programme already? You can find a draft on Science|Business.
Want to provide feedback on the draft? Stakeholders located in Flanders can turn to Geert Van Grootel, who is our Programme Committee delegates of the Department of Economy, Science and Innovation for cluster4.
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