European funds: 25 million Euro available in healthcare
The Ministry for European Funds (MFE) announced this week the call for projects through the management authority of the operational programme economic competitiveness, priority axis 2. There will be 25 million Euro available for the development of existing research and development infrastructure and creating new infrastructure such as research labs and centers. 2014-09-30 15:17:01
MFE reports in a press release issued this week that the projects can be submitted between September 25-October 24 and the project competition is aimed at funding a complex project of national interest in the area of healthcare in order to prevent potentially incapacitating or lethal illnesses with support from the Health Ministry.
The funds will be allocated for the conduct of research in fields of national interest by the use of angiographs purchased under the project to diagnose potentially incapacitating or lethal lesions and for the angioarchitectonics of malignant tumours.
According to MFE, eligible applicants are public institutions or public law entities of national interest dealing with healthcare research. The applicants will have to meet the definition of research organisations, as laid down in the Community Framework for State Aid for Research and Development and Innovation (2014/C 198/01).
The documents needed for the launch of this call for projects have been published in the Official Journal on September 24 and are also available on the website of the Ministry for European Funds on: http://www.fonduri-ue.ro/poscce/.
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