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Update of Horizon Europe Model Grant Agreements (general and unit costs)
The following Horizon Europe Model Grant Agreements have been updated on 1st of April.
The Horizon Europe General Model Grant Agreement - with following changes compared to the previous version:
- Changes in Data Sheet + Article 6 + Annex 2, 4 for new personnel unit cost
- Changes in Preamble + Data Sheet + Article 1 + Article 3 + Annex 5 + Annex 6 to disactivate special options for EIC Accelerator Blended Finance (EIC Accelerator will in the future no longer be managed as single actions but as standard linked actions)
- Changes in Annex 5 to update European Charter for Researchers
- Minor drafting changes in ERC Annex 5 for portability/transfers/lump sum grants
- Changes in EIT Annex 5 to introduce provisions for KICs (Knowledge and Innovation Communities of EIT) under Memorandum of Cooperation; minor clarifications for low value grants and joint calls
- Minor drafting changes in Joint Undertakings (JU) Annex 5; obligation to adhere to JU agreement for Clean Aviation and SNS JU grants; change of KDT to Chips JU logo; correction of EuroHPC logo
The Horizon Europe Model Grant Agreement Unit Costs (mainly for MSCA actions)- with following changes compared to the previous version
- Changes in Article 6 (for DN-JD, the doctoral programme where the researcher is enrolled no longer needs to lead to a doctoral degree in at least two EU member States or Associated Countries)
- Changes in Annex 5:
▪ Minor drafting changes
▪ New provision on results free from restrictions
▪ Third parties giving in-kind contributions added to clause on restricted calls
▪ Update of European Charter for Researchers
The history of changes can be found on the second page of the agreements.
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