Version 4.0 of Horizon`s Model Grant Agreement (MGA) was published 2020.In Article 6.2 of the expected changes to the eligibility of co.co.co contracts. co.co.pro. and research grants. The Commission also sends a communication to all beneficiaries of the current grant agreements as well as to communications in preparation (CAP) containing two explanations confirming the retroactivity of certain articles. The main changes that can be applied retroactively to grants signed with the previous version are: . Results: 377. Exactly: 377. Response time: 110 ms. The text – in which all APRE members participated – deals with issues considered to be most relevant in light of the ongoing debate on the new programme, the consolidated legislation and the policy document recently published by the European Commission. The text also takes into account the positions expressed several times by the APRE during the preparation and legislative review of Horizon Europe.
Where are we with Horizon Europe and strategic planning? Find out here! What is the Implementation Strategy – In parallel with strategic planning, the Commission has begun to develop the implementation strategy: the aim is to define the strictest administrative aspects before the start of the programme (“will explain how the programme will be managed in practice”) before the programme is launched: work programmes, presentation and evaluation of the proposal , a standard grant agreement, dissemination and use of project results, data collection and processing. The European Commission has published a policy paper and launched a public consultation (the deadline has been extended to 4 October). Frequent short phrases: 1-400, 401-800, 801-1200, other changes are not yet reflected in the versions currently available on the Annotated Model Grant Agreement participant portal and the “List of Issues for Certain Countries” that are normally updated after the MGA publication. The adaptation of the latter case should lead to the final formal conclusion of the Italian treaty procedure. Two important documents, written by APRE as part of Horizon Europe`s strategic planning process, were published today, along with the launch of the Research and Innovation Days in Brussels. The AFTER analysis of the Horizon Europe Implementation Strategy is the document developed by APRE with the active participation of its members to contribute to the ongoing debate on the future implementation of Horizon Europe. The analysis is based on the document developed by EARTO over the past few months and has been integrated by evaluations from the experience of APRE and its members. Sign up for the free newsletter to receive personalized news once a week in areas of interest to you on calls, events, partnership research and more on research and innovation.