HNN 3.0

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Health-NCP-Net 3.0 (HNN 3.0) is a network that facilitates trans-national co-operation between National Contact Points (NCPs) for Cluster 1 “Health” (CL1) with a view to identifying and sharing good practices and raising the general standard of support to potential applicants of Horizon Europe in the Health Sector. We aim to help CL1 NCPs in their daily work and support easier access to Horizon Europe calls, with a view to identifying and sharing best practices. Our services are tailor-made to the needs of NCP colleagues and are free of charge. Find out here what support is available to you. Consortium consists of 16 NCP organizations balanced representation of experienced and less experienced CL1 NCPs across Europe. Regarding the new disciplines merged into CL1 under Horizon Europe, our consortium includes NCPs with expertise on several health-related Clusters, the SSH dimension (Social Sciences and Humanities) as well as insider knowledge on Mission Cancer, the Innovation Health Initiative, the Global Health Partnership and other health initiatives.

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About HNN 3.0

Health-NCP-Net 3. 0 (HNN 3. 0) is a European project funded under the Horizon Europe programme by the European Commission.

The aim of HNN 3. 0 is to align and enhance the services provided by National Contact Points (NCPs) for Cluster Health within Horizon Europe. NCPs are individuals nominated by their governments to spread awareness and provide specialist advice on health research funding opportunities.

They ensure that the program is accessible to all potential applicants and guide them through the different stages of the application process. HNN 3. 0 is a consortium consisting of 16 NCP institutions, coordinated by the Agency for the Promotion of European Research (APRE) in Italy.

The project will run for seven years and aims to support and navigate applicants through the European Health Research & Innovation funding landscape. For more information and support, you can register on the Health-NCP-Net (HNN 3. 0) website