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On 20 december 24 the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen and the President of the Swiss Confederation Viola Amherd confirmed the completion of negotiations on a broad package of agreements that aim to deepen and expand the EU-Switzerland relationship. More detials on this press release.
A transitional arrangement allows researchers and innovators in Switzerland to participate in almost all calls for proposals of Horizon Europe, the Euratom programme and Digital Europe, from the 2025 programme year onwards. They can apply as beneficiaries in almost all calls. The budget of the Swiss partner must be included in the total grant amount that the consortium is requesting from the EU.
Though be aware of the following.
This webpage of SERI (the Swiss State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation) gives details about the transitional measures, including an elaborated FAQ page.
2025-01-14
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1 week ago |
Transitional arrangements applicable to South Korean partners |
2025-01-10
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1 week ago |
SAFE project call for external reviewers |
2024-12-20
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1 month ago |
Happy holidays! |
2024-11-26
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1 month ago |
Webinars for SMEs |
2024-11-04
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2 months ago |
Autumn update - Open Cascading Funding calls in the Digital domain |
2024-10-28
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2 months ago |
New European Research Area Communication adopted by the European Commission |
2024-10-23
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2 months ago |
Future of the European Programme for Research and Innovation - state of play of posit... |
2024-10-16
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3 months ago |
Procurement: Development, Consultancy and Support for an Age Verification Solution |
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