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ARTEMIS Call 2012.
ARTEMIS-2012-1
1. Additional information
There is no Project Outline phase in this call, proposers must directly submit a Full Project Proposal (FPP)
19/04/2012:
Call Fiche update: URLs updated, links are now active
2. Latest Information
2012-08-02 10:08:07
The Call budget has increased. The ARTEMIS CALL 2012-1 total budget is 140.280.166 €.
The National Funding Authority of the Hungary has decided to contribute to the Call budget with 500.000 €
As a consequence, the Call budget is updated as follows:
- The total budget of the ARTEMIS Call 2012-1 is 140.280.166 €, of which
- ARTEMIS Member States' contribution is: 90.503.333 €
- ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking contribution is: 49.776.833 €
The Guidelines for Applicants and the Eligibility Criteria have been updated! Please check the new documents (updated versions including Hungary 27 July 2012)
Changes in the Eligibility Criteria:
- Eligibility criteria for participants from Hungary are added in the section '2.3.13 Hungary' (page 46-48)
2012-07-19 11:11:46
The Call budget has increased. The ARTEMIS CALL 2012-1 total budget is 139.505.166 €.
The National Funding Authority of the Portugal has decided to contribute to the Call budget with 500.000 €
As a consequence, the Call budget is updated as follows:
- The total budget of the ARTEMIS Call 2012-1 is 139.505.166 €, of which
- ARTEMIS Member States' contribution is: 90.003.333 €
- ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking contribution is: 49.501.833 €
The Guidelines for Applicants and the Eligibility Criteria have been updated! Please check the new documents (updated versions including Portugal 19 July 2012)
Changes in the Eligibility Criteria:
- Eligibility criteria for participants from Portugal are added in the section '2.3.20 Portugal' (page 61-62)
2012-04-19 11:00:00
EPSS is now available for this call for proposals

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