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ProgrammesThe Commission has updated on 30 November 2021 the pre-draft of the Annotated Model Grant Agreement (of all programmes, not only Horizon Europe).
This version has been updated with corporate annotations of Articles 1-6 (i.e. annotations for all programmes). These annotations explain notably personnel costs daily rate calculation with single calculation over the reporting period.
The annotations to the other articles remain those of the pre-draft AGA for HE as previously published on 23 July 2021. These will be updated later on by further batch(es) of corporate annotations for all programmes. We will keep you informed about this process.
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