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Personnel Cost Calculation Horizon Europe-COM ppt
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The COM has presented on 21.04.2022 a new ppt regarding the Personnel cost calculation in Horizon Europe.
They have presented a novelty compared to former presentations: the introduction of a double capping (slide 11).
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