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The Prize goes to three projects that are advancing disaster preparedness, reducing food waste and empowering Roma women’s emancipation.
Discover the funding opportunities managed by the European Research Executive Agency in the areas of security, culture, health and climate, and learn more about the topics, timelines and upcoming info days.
EU invests €7.3 billion from Horizon Europe to enhance its competitiveness and talent growth
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A starter kit for EU funded research & innovation (R&I) projects
The catalogue aims to foster greater recognition and support for Research Management (RM) among various communities and stakeholders.
April 2025
This document presents seven policy briefs that complement the main report of the study ‘Impact of gender equality plans across the European Research Area’.
This study found little evidence of potentially negative impacts. What was identified in the research was that it is primarily women who take responsibility for the development and implementation of GEPs.
Scientific and technological advancements raise complex ethical questions and may have significant societal impacts.
This report presents a selection of good practices from the 22 Pilot II European University Alliance projects (alliances SwafS projects hereafter) funded under the Horizon 2020 IBA-SwafS-Support-2-2020 call.