European Partnerships on health: planned calls and info event (4/12/2024)

The Czech Health Research Council (AZV) has announced in which calls of European Partnerships in the field of health that should be announced in November and December 2024 it will participate and which should therefore be open for Czech applicants. Source.

AZV plans participation in calls of the following Co-funded European Partnerships:

• European Rare Diseases Research Alliance (ERDERA), 1st co-funded call
• Personalised Medicine (PerMed), 2nd co-funded call
• ERA for Health Research (ERA4Health), pilot call for clinical trials
• Transforming Health and Care Systems (THCS), 3rd co-funded call

On 4. 12. 2024 (9:00 – 11:00, in person and online, probably in Czech), an event will take place where AZV will inform about Czech participation in European Partnerships in the field of health. Event webpage (in Czech).

If you plan to participate in a project proposal submitted to one of these calls, please, contact well in advance, 1 month before the deadline at the latest, the Project Management Department (Martina Holíková, martina.holikova@natur.cuni.cz), so that all the administrative requirements of the application can be prepared in time.

If you consider coordinating a project, please contact us AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, ca. 2 months before the deadline at the very latest.

Since September 2023, AZV facilitates Czech participation in the European Partnerships focused on health – more information. It seems that no details about the rules for participation of Czech applicants in the above mentioned calls have been published yet.

Co-funded European Partnerships bring together national funding bodies (e.g. grant agencies, ministries) that decide to jointly support international research and innovation projects in a certain area. Such a partnership subsequently launches calls for international project proposals – only researchers from countries involved in the Co-funded Partnership usually can participate in these proposals and each partner must fulfil the eligibility criteria of their national funding body, the proposals are evaluated on international level. In these calls, project consortia usually must consist of at least 3 entities from 3 countries participating in the call and usual consortia size often is 4–8 partners from 3–5 countries – however, this differs significantly for different European Partnerships.

News published by Ludmila Součková on 25. 9. 2024.

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