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MARIE CURIE INTERNATIONAL INCOMING FELLOWSHIPS (IIF).
FP7-PEOPLE-2012-IIF
Marie Curie Individual Fellowships - Important Information for Applicants to the 2012 call for proposals
The final results have been published (11/01/2013) and are available under "additional documents". Negotiation has been launched on 29/11/2012 for proposals ranked A. Reserve list (proposals ranked B by priority order) has been launched from January, but note however that in the light of the current situation, it is expected that we will be able to start negotiation only with a very limited number of proposals currently in the reserve list. Negotiation status and grant agreement production status will be updated on a monthly basis. Please regularly consult this website.
30/11/2012 Please note that the Flash information on the results of the call for proposals FP7-PEOPLE-2012-IIF has been published under additional documents.
The indicative funding decision containing the preliminary evaluation results (proposals placed in group A - main list, B - reserve list, C - above threshold not funded due to budget restraints, D - proposals below threshold), will be published in the Participant Portal during the month of January 2013.
30/11/2012 Please note that the Flash information on the results of the call for proposals FP7-PEOPLE-2012-IIF has been published under additional documents.
The indicative funding decision containing the preliminary evaluation results (proposals placed in group A - main list, B - reserve list, C - above threshold not funded due to budget restraints, D - proposals below threshold), will be published in the Participant Portal during the month of January 2013.
EPSS is now available for this call for proposals

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