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What happens after submission

Between the submission of a proposal and the actual start of a project (for proposals selected for funding) there are two main steps implying actions on the side of the Commission and of the proposers: 1. evaluation and selection of proposals, and 2. contract negotiation.

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Before the evaluation Evaluation by independent experts Finalisation of the evaluation Contract negotiation Consortium agreement Structure of the model contract Signature, entry into force
A well-managed project Running the project Audits Problems Completion of a contract CORDIS