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Update on 'Call topics overview'

Published on | 4 years ago

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In the past weeks the Excel files with the call topics overview have had some issues and were not complete. Apparently some call topics were missing in the file.

This has been resolved and the latest version is now available on the NCP website with currently 993 call topics.

What is the 'Call topics overview'?

It goes without saying, the main sources of information on the call topics are the Funding & Tenders Portal and the Work Programmes.

However, sometimes you are just in need of a good overview to quickly find back relevant information or to follow-up certain initiatives in your organisation. This is why NCP Flanders provides, as an extra service, Excel files with the essential call topic information. For now, this exists in 2 variants, and the information in both is exactly the same:

  • All information in one sheet
  • A multi-worksheet file with calls grouped per programme (sub)domain

 

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