H2020 Project extension: is time on your side?
Your project duration is established at the proposal stage and confirmed during the Grant preparation before the project starts. Every task and work package has an established lifetime with deliverables to submit at the end to document the progress. However,
Who will be your project’s LEAR?
Don't worry. This is not Shakespeare and your LEAR will not go mad by the end
EC Audit in H2020 – how to survive?
Ready, steady, go – It´s EC audit time! All right, so this is a topic that nobody likes to think about. Some say it is like preparing for a PhD exam, others say it is like a difficult job interview. Any
The Financial Statement – and what is behind it
Cost justification (Financial Statement) is a crucial part of EU project management, generally performed by dedicated staff that know every detail of your grant’s applicable financial rules. To be honest, for investigators and technical staff this task is a huge headache.
Can I start commercializing my results before project termination?
Time is money. The main goal of your action is to prepare the innovation for successful market rollout at the earliest date possible. Although EU Projects have a timeframe with established deadlines that are difficult to deviate from, if
When should you start your EU project?
One of the important decisions to make in the final stage of the Grant preparation process is when to start your EU project. There are many factors to consider in choosing a date that will facilitate recourse allocation and help streamline
Time recording in the H2020 SME Instrument.
In order to ensure personnel costs are eligible and reimbursed by the EU Commission, beneficiaries must keep reliable time records for the hours worked on the action. The measuring system must be auditable and justified with sufficient persuasive evidence. This is
Subcontracting in the H2020 SME Instrument – How does it work?
Unlike other research and innovation programs, the H2020 SME Instrument allows a significant part of the project work to be subcontracted under certain terms and conditions. Even when subcontracting, however, your own resources still need to be enough to cover the