Making your EU-funded project visible is crucial to reach out to relevant stakeholders and build new collaborations. It is also a legal obligation under your grant agreement. 

Find out 6 reasons to communicate about your EU-funded project.

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Preparations of new European Partnerships that will be launched during the second half of Horizon Europe have reached an important milestone this week, when the European Commission presented 10 proposals for new candidate partnerships to Member States and Associated Countries: 

Excellence Hubs focus on innovation in Widening countries and beyond. They allow innovation ecosystems to team up and create better connections between academia, business, government and society. To be eligible for Excellence hubs, the coordinator must be from a Widening country however the participants in the project can be from any country associated to the Horizon Europe programme. More details: here

Excellence Hubs focus on innovation in Widening countries and beyond. They allow innovation ecosystems to team up and create better connections between academia, business, government and society. To be eligible for Excellence hubs, the coordinator must be from a Widening country however the participants in the project can be from any country associated to the Horizon Europe programme. More info at: link

What is ResearchComp?

ResearchComp is a tool that helps

The European Commission released the 2023 edition of the European Innovation ScoreboardEN•••(EIS) and the bi-annual edition of the 

Beneficiaries of Horizon Europe and Horizon 2020 funding must carry out activities to increase the impact of their project results by:

On 30 June, HaDEA, with the participation of the European Commission's Directorate-General for Health and Food safety (DG SANTE), the Health Emergency Preparedness and Response Authority (DG HERA) and the Directorate-General for Energy (DG ENER), organised an info sessionEN•••on the