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ProgrammesThe amended version of the Horizon Europe Main Work Programme 2021-2022 has been published on 10 May 2022. You can find the latest versions per subprogramme on the NCP Flanders website: Navigate to the respective subprogramme page and the link is situated in the right hand column of the page (under the section 'Work Programme & Calls').
The Commission provides a seperate document with the history of the changes introduced for each of the subprogrammes. You can find the 'History of Changes' document also on the respective subprogramme pages on our website, again in the right hand column (under the section 'Related Links'). This document allows you to quickly grasp which changes have been introduced as compared to the previous version.
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