Dods EU Alert: Commission's call for proposals on European road safety actions

DG MOVE has today published a call for proposals regarding European road safety actions aimed at tackling problems related to vulnerable road users, children, elderly and young drivers.
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16 Jul 2014

Details of the Commission's call for proposals can be found below:

Deadline: 20/10/2014

Call for proposals  

Standard grant application form for "Grants for an action":

  • Monobeneficiary: PDF 
  • Multibeneficiary: PDF 

Annex to grant application form: grant application budget:

Financial Viability Check tool 

Draft grant agreement:

  • Monobeneficiary: PDF 
  • Multibeneficiary: PDF 

URL: http://ec.europa.eu/transport/facts-fundings/grants/2014-road-safety_en.htm

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