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Here you can find information about rules and practical support that can be helpful for researchers in applications to national and international funders.
Feel free to contact us at grantsoffice@sh.se if you need help. We at the Grants Office can assist in interpreting funders requirements, find collaborative (non-academic) partners and give feedback on applications. The support is given according to agreement with the individual researcher and in good time before the application deadline.
Checklists - internal guidelines for project applications
The university has internal rules that applicants for external funding need to follow. Below you will find checklists that have been developed to facilitate compliance with these rules. For most calls, the general checklist applies. For the Baltic Sea Foundation, there are routines that differ, therefore a specific checklist has been developed.
- Read through the financier’s guidelines and requirements. Contact grantsoffice@sh.se if you need support or if you would like to discuss your ideas.
- Get support for your project from your head of department or head of school, orally or via email. Find out whether your academic school has specific routines for particular calls.
- Register or update your account in the portal where the application will be submitted, this could be Prisma or the EU’s portal. If it is an organisational account, you need to check whether there is already a registered account with grantsoffice@sh.se.
- All applications must be recorded. Apply for a registration number with the central records officer by sending an email request to registrator@sh.se. The central records officer requires the following information:
- financier
- name of the call
- project name
- name of project leader
- name of head of department
- whether it is a collaborative project with researchers at another university, if so, which one. - For planned new positions, please contact your head of department to check payroll information.
- All applications require an approved full cost budget from Finance and Auditing, and some also require co-funding support. Contact Finance and Auditing for help at least two weeks before the financier’s deadline, via projektansokningar@sh.se. Provide the following information: Name of the financier and the type of call.
- Getting support for the supporting letter from the vice-chancellor can take time (if they are included in the application requirements). For help with the letter of support from the vice-chancellor, please contact grantsoffice@sh.se at least two weeks before the financier’s deadline for applications.
- Some applications require appendices, such as agreements with partners, letters of support from the university, etc. It may take time to obtain or confirm this documentation if it requires the vice-chancellor’s signature. Please contact grantsoffice@sh.se for help, at least two weeks before the financier’s deadline for applications.
- Send the signed application to the central records officer.
- Read through the requirements and guidelines issued by the Foundation for Baltic and East European Studies (ÖSS)
- Confirm support for your project via email with the head of department and the head of school at Södertörn University. Auditing at least three weeks before the financier’s application deadline. As the lead applicant you must investigate the conditions for employing project participants. This is done in consultation with the HR generalist, head of department and head of school. Remember to check the salary levels of people who are part of the project but who are not already employed at the university. More information about the conditions of employment is available under the heading below: “Additional information to applicants for funding from the Foundation for Baltic and East European Studies”.
- Register or update an account in the ÖSS application system
- All applications must be entered in the registry. Apply for a registration number by emailing your request to the central records officer: registrator@sh.se. The central records officer requires the following information:
- financier
- name of the call
- project name
- name of project leader
- name of head of department
- whether it is a collaborative project with researchers at another university, if so, which one. - All applications require an approved full cost estimate from Finance & Auditing. Contact Finance & Auditing at least two weeks before the financier’s application deadline via projektansokningar@sh.se to obtain a template. Provide the following information: Name of the financier and the type of call.
- Send the signed application and the approved full cost estimate to the central records officer.
Additional information to applicants for funding from the Foundation for Baltic and East European Studies:
External applicants:
Researchers who are not employed until further notice at Södertörn University, but who are assessed as being able to contribute to the university’s research environment are welcome to be lead applicants. External applicants must contact the relevant head of department at Södertörn University at least three weeks before the financier’s application deadline. The project proposal must be documented in writing with the head of the department. This document clarifies the relevance of the research to the department as well as the researcher's contribution and presence. Without this, the head of the department will not sign the project application.
Postdoctoral applications:
Postdoctoral applicants must contact the relevant head of department at Södertörn University at least three weeks before the financier’s application deadline. The project proposal must be documented in writing with the head of the department. This document clarifies the relevance of the research to the department as well as the researcher's contribution and presence. Without this, the head of the department will not sign the project application.
Employment:
Project leader
For applications covering researchers who are based in Sweden, the project leader must be employed by Södertörn University for the project’s duration.
This also applies to project leaders who are based abroad at the time of the application.
During the project, the project leader is expected to be an active participant in research environments at Södertörn University.
Project participants
For applications covering researchers who are based in Sweden, project participants must be employed by Södertörn University for the project’s duration.
The university requisitions project participants who are based abroad. They must be employed at their university; this is a requirement. Researchers employed by Södertörn University must be residents of Sweden.
Project participants who are employed at foreign universities are also expected to contribute to Södertörn University’s research environment, according to a plan that must be presented for approval by the head of school at Södertörn University, see item 2 of the checklist above.
Postdoctor
For applications covering persons who are based in Sweden, the postdoctor must be employed by Södertörn University for the project’s duration.
This also applies to persons who are based abroad at the time of the application.
During the project, the postdoctor is expected to be an active participant in research environments at Södertörn University.
Internal process for applications to the Wallenberg foundations
The internal process is open. Södertörn University has a special selection process for funding applications to the Wallenberg foundations, as they require that applicants for these grants are prioritised by the university’s vice-chancellor. Researchers are notified that the internal process is open well before the application deadline, via heads of school, newsletters and on the employee web.
If you have any questions about the process or the foundations, please contact research adviser Gabriela Voglio. The pre-application checklist is available below. Prioritised researchers will be offered support during the subsequent application process.
Content and format of the pre-application
Please remember that this is only a pre-application. You are responsible for applying to the relevant foundation if your pre-application is approved in the internal process.
Read the call on the foundation’s website to ensure that your project fulfils the foundation’ criteria. You should do this prior to submitting a pre-application.
Pre-applications must:
- Be submitted as a Word file.
- Not exceed two pages. Font size 12, single line spacing, normal margins.
- Be written in English.
- State the foundation you are applying for.
- Provide the name and date of birth of the project leader (the first six figures in the personal ID number)
- Provide information about the project under the following headings: theory and method, previous research, expected results, project organisation, time plan.
Appendices
CV: Append a CV. This must be one page, regardless of the number of project participants. NB: This format is only for the internal pre-application.
Full-cost estimate: Contact projektansokningar@sh.se before 4 december 2024 to get the full-cost signed.
The head of school must approve the application.
What to keep in mind when preparing research project proposals
Create a full cost budget
A full cost budget put together with the assistance of a finance officer have to be attached to each and every funding proposal, contact projektansokningar@sh.se for help.
The full cost budget shall be signed by the project leader (PI at Södertörn), the finance officer, and the Head of School. Projects that are to be placed with ISV also need to be signed by Head of Department.
To keep in mind regarding staff in research project
Doctoral students
If you plan to raise funding for doctoral students, please keep in mind that you need to raise funds for the doctoral students fourth year, as well as their supervision, expenses and dissertation costs. Dissertation costs are seldom awarded by external research funders, but they still need to be included in the full cost budget and eventually may be co-funded by the School.
Staff without permanent status
If the project covers academic staff without permanent status at Södertörn University, you need to discuss the participation of these academic staff in your project with the relevant Head of Department and with the HR officer at the School.
Co-applicants in a project proposal at another university
If you, as a researcher, are to be part of an application with a fund trustee other than Södertörnshögskola, the main rule is that your employment must remain at the university.
A full cost budget for Södertörn University's costs needs to be drawn up in these cases as well.
In-kind: Projects requiring co-funding in the form of work time
Certain funding programs require (for example Interreg, other ERDF-funded programs, ESF and Erasmus) that Södertörn University becomes the project partner and requires even co-funding in from of a certain share of the project’s direct costs or full costs. In case of funding proposals where it is required that Södertörn University provides co-funding in the form of allocated staff costs, faculty funds, internal research funding or professor’s worktime dedicated to research may be used.
Many external research financiers do not provide full coverage for costs, which means that they do not fund all the costs a project entails.
Co-funding is primarily for indirect costs (overheads) and premises for those research projects that do not have full cost coverage. If the financier does not provide full coverage for these costs, the university will try to provide co-funding, as far as possible.
One condition for co-funding is that applications are supported by the head of school, and subsequently the vice-chancellor. If the co-funding covers direct costs (such as salaries), these should primarily be financed by the institution or the subject.
Support for co-funding
Calculating the scope of co-funding is done in the complete calculation of costs produced in cooperation with Finance & Auditing. Contact projektansokningar@sh.se at least 14 days before the financier’s deadline for applications.
The statement of support form and the complete calculation of costs must be completed and signed before the application is submitted to the financier. The vice-chancellor signs forms as they arrive; they do not need to be dealt with at a vice-chancellor’s executive meeting. The actual project application does not need to be submitted to the vice-chancellor.
The Swedish Research Council - International postdocs
Researchers applying for one of the Swedish Research Council’s international postdoctoral fellowships can apply for co-funding of a maximum of SEK 850,000 for three years.
Doctoral students fourth year
The vice-chancellor finances the doctoral student's salary costs including premises and OH costs for the fourth year in cases where it cannot be requested from the financier. The main rule is that the department is responsible for supervision costs and defense costs.
If the financier grants the project
If the research application is granted, please read Managing your Research Project.
The Head of School must sign all research applications and handles decisions to be made by managers within the department.
Approval by the Vice-Chancellor
Some funding programs require an approval by the Vice-Chancellor in the form of an electronic signature or a signed letter of support, for example regarding:
- An internal selection process required by the funder as a quality assurance step (for example Wallenberg Foundations)
- The signature of a validated representative is required (at Södertörn University it is the Vice-Chancellor).
In these cases, the project leader / PI shall always contact grantsoffice@sh.se for support in preparing for submitting the funding proposal.
Vice-Chancellor’s decision meetings
Prior to the Vice-Chancellor’s decision meetings (RF), which take place once a week, prepare colleagues at grantsoffice@sh.se the documentation and supporting information for those research funding proposals which have been received in ample time for getting an approval from the Vice-Chancellor.
If all supporting documents are available and ready, the request shall be registered for RF, 10 calendar days ahead the exact date (Tuesdays 9 am).
Please note
- sometimes it is required that the partners sign supporting documents first, before the Vice-Chancellor signs them (like in the case of Erasmus funding proposals), which may take a month to return and collect before it can be registered for RF.
- in some specific cases only the Vice-Chancellor may sign, in these cases we have to make sure that it is registered ahead of deadline for a RF where the Vice Chancellor is present and not substituted.
Research project budget exceeding 5 million SEK per year:
Regarding research project budgets covering costs over 5 million SEK, both the Head of School and the Vice-Chancellor shall be briefed. Please contact projektansokningar@sh.se well ahead of the submission deadline (at least 2 weeks) for assistance.
Inquiry about the status of participating researchers
Find out what are the preconditions for appointing the project participants. This shall be done in consultation with the HR officer, the Head of Department and the Head of School.
When planning to submit a research funding proposal to the Foundation for Baltic and East European Studies which involves several researchers based in Sweden, both the project leader and project partners shall be appointed at Södertörn University under the project’s duration. This shall apply even to a project leader based abroad at the time of submitting the research funding proposal.
Participants of a research project funded by the Foundation for Baltic and East European Studies are expected to participate actively in the research environment at Södertörn University, under the project’s duration. In the case of research project proposals submitted to the Foundation for Baltic and East European Studies which involves researchers based abroad, but who are not project leaders, the general rule is that their appointment continues at the university abroad and the contribution in question is contracted. They shall as well take part in the research environment at Södertörn University, in accordance with a project plan that is included in the project proposal.
The general rule is that permanently employed researchers at Södertörn University lead externally funded research at the University. The project shall be placed at the School where the project leader has their employment. If a project participant is employed at another university, that university shall requisition/invoice project funds from Södertörn University. If an employee at Södertörn University collaborates in a project at another university, both staff costs and overhead is requisitioned.
There is an important exception to this general rule in the case of funds from the Foundation for Baltic and East European Studies if the project members are active researchers based in Sweden, in this case research in the project have to be conducted via employment at Södertörn University.
For researchers based in another country, the main rule is that employment continues at the university abroad and the contribution in question is contracted. They shall as well take part in the research environment at Södertörn University, in accordance with a project plan that is included in the project proposal.
Conditions for collaborating in a research project
Prior to starting a research funding proposal, there are questions raised often about opportunities regarding those who do not have permanent status at Södertörn University and regarding the conditions for their collaboration in the research project. In order to provide more clarity in the general question the relevant regulations are presented here as follows.
Södertörn University’s Appointments Procedure
All academic appointments and appointment processes have to comply with the University’s Appointments Procedure which is issued by the Governing Board of the University. It is the operational needs that determine which appointments are to be made. The Appointments Procedure is based on legislation, regulations, central collective agreements and local agreements. Regarding temporary positions, it is the Law on Employment Protection (Lagen om anställningsskydd, LAS) and the collective agreement on post-doctoral appointments that regulate the grounds for appointment of researchers in a project.
Project research, opportunity for a temporary position?
When it comes to research project, all parties involved: project leaders, Heads of Department and finally the Head of School have to consider for how long the proposed or awarded funding may cover costs, as well as if there are any grounds for temporary appointments. In the case of persons not having a permanent status at the university are to be included in the project, a discussion have to be concluded with the HR officer. The discussion have to cover remuneration, grounds of appointment and duration of appointment.
What rules apply to lecturers?
Lecturers who hold a permanent appointment and are awarded research project funding can conduct research within their existing appointment in accordance with their respective Head of School / Head of Department (regular functioning may require that teaching have to be included in the appointment as a minimum percentage).
What rules apply if the person in question does not have a permanent position?
For persons who are included by name in research projects awarded by the Foundation for Baltic and East European Studies, or are included by name in research projects awarded by another funder (but does not hold a permanent position elsewhere), there are primarily the following alternatives available:
1) Temporary appointment in accordance with the Law on Employment Protection (LAS)
From the perspective of the Schools at Södertörn, the solution for researchers not holding a permanent position is offered by the Law on Employment Protection (LAS).
- In terms of the general rule, the temporary appointment for maximum 1 years, regardless of percentage of full-time employment, is the appropriate form of appointment for researchers not hold a permanent position at the university. However, other forms of appointments may also be relevant, such as a post-doctoral appointment.
- Regarding researchers who are (or had been) already temporary appointed at the university, a discussion have to be led with the HR officer on the possibility for continued temporary appointment, before the funding proposal is submitted.
- Regarding researchers who have already been working a little while at Södertörn University, this fact have to be taken into consideration when the project is being planned. The project leader should consider solutions including concentrated activities in the project, albeit during a shorter term.
2) Post-doctoral appointments
A postdoctoral research fellow may be employed until further notice, but for not for less than two years or longer than three years.
- Employment may be extended if there are exceptional circumstances. Exceptional circumstances are leave due to ill health, positions of trust in trades union organisations, service in the Swedish armed forces, or other similar circumstances, as well as clinical practice or other practice/commissions relevant to the subject. However, the total period of employment may not exceed three years.
- Exceptional circumstances also include parental leave during employment. In cases of such parental leave, the employee must be offered the opportunity for an extension equivalent to at least that of the period of leave.
- Employment must normally be full-time.
- One condition for employment as a postdoctoral research fellow is the person has not previously been employed as such for more than one year, with the support of a relevant collective agreement, in the same or a closely-related subject at Södertörn University.
- Some teaching may be included in these duties, but at no more than 20 per cent of the total level of employment.
3) Permanent appointment of project researcher
Exceptionally, permanent appointment as project researcher may be considered. Project researcher is not a specified ground for appointment though, but a title.
- A project researcher may have up to a total of 20% of the position tasks other than project-based research. The scope of the appointment (part-time / full-time) depends on the availability of project funding.
- At the university may permanent appointment of project researchers only considered as an exception to the rule.
Finally, it is important to note that every person appointed as project researcher shall have a salary-setting discussion with their Head of Department. The salary is determined by Södertörn University’s salary levels and remuneration policy, so a person is not entitled automatically the same salary level as in another ongoing appointment (at another workplace).
Digital submission platforms for research proposals
Prisma
Prisma is the joint platform for the processing of research funding proposals and relevant case management at Forte, Formas and the Swedish Research Council.
On the online platform researchers can submit funding proposals, manage their awarded funding; Head of Schools can sign off proposals, agreements and a range of inquiries; while finance officers can register financial reports as well.
There is information in the following boxes on how to create a personal account in Prisma and where can you ask for technical support.
You have to create a personal account in Prisma in order to be able to submit a funding proposal. This is also true for collaborating researchers. In the personal account you have to register your CV and your publications list.
Since this demands some time commitment, it is important that you create an account well ahead of the submission deadline.
As a proposal writer, you can also invite administrative persons to join your proposal. It may be a person who can check your whole proposal or parts of it (the budget for example), but who does not collaborate in the project itself. Administrative persons have to have a personal account as well in Prisma, but do not need to register their CVs and publications lists.
Follow these three steps to create a personal account in Prisma:
1. Create an ORCID-account
ORCID, Open Researcher and Contributor ID, is an international register for researchers. ORCID is mandatory in Prisma and if you have not yet created a personal researcher-ID, you can do so on ORCID:s webpage External link, opens in new window..
2. Create a personal account in Prisma
Go to Prismas webpage External link, opens in new window., choose ”Create personal account” and follow the instructions. Södertörn University joined SWAMID, so if you choose to create your personal account via SWAMID, you can even login to Prisma with your Södertörn University login.
3. Activate your account in Prisma
When you have created your account, you will get an email with your username and password so you can activate your account. Follow the email instructions.
User Support in Prisma
Prisma has set up a thorough user support External link, opens in new window. page on their website, there you will find instructions for example for how to create an account in Prisma, how to fill out a proposal template or how to report on an approved grant.
If you have technical problems or questions about your personal account, contact the Support at Prisma or use their chat to get the help you need.
If you have further questions for the funder, for example regarding specific calls for proposals, contact the persons included in the specific call text.
If you have questions on the organisational Prisma account for Södertörn University, please contact Gabriela Voglio, who is in charge of the organisational account for the University and research advisor at University Support Services.
Tasks in Prisma
The task of the Head of School in Prisma External link, opens in new window. is to sign off research funding proposals, agreements and a range of inquiries for their School (such as prolongation of project duration, change of project leader, termination of the grant ahead of the agreement period, etc.).
The task of the project finance officer in Prisma is to register financial reports for their respective organization.
Both roles demand personal accounts in Prisma, without registering a CV and publications lists though. In order to execute tasks such as signing off or to register financial reports in Prisma, those persons holding these roles have to accept an invitation (sent via email), to be able administer projects at Södertörn University in Prisma. Please, contact the person in charge of the organisational account of Södertörn University to get invited.
Funding & Tenders Portal
The EU’s digital proposal submission portal is called Funding & Tenders Portal, and their case management system can be reached via this portal as well. Calls for proposals in Horizon Europe and in other EU funding programs are published here.
Via the Funding & Tenders Portal can researchers submit their proposals for research funding, manage their awarded grants, the Vice-Chancellor can also sign the necessary supporting documents, agreements and respond to inquiries, while finance officers can register financial reports.
In the boxes below you can find information on how to create a personal account at the portal and even to other submission platforms, like the one for Erasmus+, as well as information on where you can get technical support.
Södertörn University is registered under the name SODERTORNS HOGSKOLA and got the following identification number, also called the PIC number: 998344080. The official abbreviation at the portal is SH. These identifiers have been validated by the Commission, together with the Vice-Chancellor’s personal data since he is the legal representative of the university towards the Commission.
If you put in, choose or register other data for Södertörn (for example another PIC-number or another official name), your proposal will not be linked to the validated organisational account (organisation profile). It also means that your participation will not be approved by the Vice-Chancellor.
We recommend you to add Dan-Anders Lidholm and Johanna Tollbäck as the organisation’s contact person when you register a proposal at the portal, in that case will your proposal (and eventually your participation in a consortium) be processed and managed in a more flexible and smooth manner. Dan-Anders Lidholm has the main admin role (LEAR) linked to the organisational account of Södertörn University at the portal.
User support at the Funding & Tenders Portal
There is a thorough user support function available for the Funding & Tenders Portal. We recommend you to use their Online Manual External link, opens in new window., it is relatively easy to navigate. You can also contact grantsoffice@sh.se to get help.
At the Funding & Tenders Portal you can also find a list of reference documents, a specific IT Guide, a Glossary with the Commission’s most frequently used terminology in the funding context, as well as a digital public procurement guide (eProcurement WIKI). Via this link you can also start identifying what kind of support you may need External link, opens in new window. .
The Portal provides IT-support through a webform External link, opens in new window.. Responses usually come fast, though we recommend you to take a look at the above mentioned guides and information sites, in order to be as specific in you inquiry as possible.
Roles in the Funding & Tenders Portal
Roles and access rights restrict the information a user can view and the tasks they can perform.
For instance, only a person with the coordinator role can delete a draft project proposal.
Access rights are linked to a user's 'roles' in the electronic exchange system (which are in turn linked to their functions within their organisation or in relation to a particular project/contract).
Roles are divided into two main sections:
- Organisation roles are linked to the whole entity and its data (but without any access to the projects/contracts)
- Project roles are defined project by project and cover all possible cases for allowing access to a project/contract's data (read/write/submit)
One user can have several roles at the same time. Most of these roles can be freely assigned and managed by the organisations and consortia, according to their needs: you can start creating a proposal yourself, you can be invited by other users - who have created a proposal - to join their proposal, persons in your organisation can give you (and revoke) access to roles of your organisation, persons involved in on-going grants can give you (and revoke) access to roles in their grants. All access rights are linked to the user's EU Login account.
There are still two exceptions to the main rule when the Commission needs to intervene in the assignment of key roles:
1. LEAR (Legal Entity Applied Representative) – organisation role
The LEAR serves as a trusted administrative contact for the Commission, providing reliable information at the level of the organisation (not at the level of individual grants). Usually LEARs are administrative staff members in the central administration of the organisation. The LEAR handles all the organisation-related data on the Funding & Tenders Portal and appoints representatives within their organisation to electronically sign grant agreements or financial statements for project costs. There can only be one LEAR per organisation. LEARs are validated by the Validation Services of the Commission as part of the organisation registration process.
2. PCoCo (Primary Coordinator Contact) – project role
PCoCo (Primary Coordinator Contact) is the main person responsible for a project. As such, they can submit requests, reports and notifications to the Commission on behalf of the consortium. There can only be one PCoCo per project.
You can find more information on roles and access rights. External link, opens in new window.
In order to use the European Commission’s services for submitting and managing funding proposals in Horizon Europe among others, you need to create a personal login and profile that is called EU Login, at the ECAS - European Commission Authentication Service. Follow the instructions carefully.
Contact grantsoffice@sh.se if you need help with creating an EU Login.
Project proposals in Erasmus Cooperation Partnerships
Erasmus Cooperation Partnerships (which used to belong the program part ’KA2’) is the short name of Program area 2 of Erasmus+ where cooperation on innovation and good practices are put in the focus, and project participants are organisations like Södertörns University.
You can search for Erasmus KA2 projects on the program's own portal, called Erasmus + Applications. In this digital system, researchers can apply for Erasmus + grants where the participant is Södertörn University, for example in the so-called Erasmus Cooperation Partnerships (used to be called Strategic Partnerships) or Knowledge Alliances (collaboration projects with businesses and other private stakeholders). You log in to Erasmus + Applications (eForms) with the same EU Login that you use for the Funding & Tenders portal.
The plus box below contains information on how to create a project proposal in Erasmus + Applications eForms and how to get help if you need support.
Registration in the ERASMUS+ Applications eForms
Södertörn University is registered with the name SODERTORNS HOGSKOLA and got the following identification number, also called the PIC number: 998344080. The official abbreviation at the portal is SH. Linked to Erasmus+ funding proposals, there is also another, organisational ID number, the IOD: E10202374.
Södertörn University has been validated and awarded access to the new Erasmus program (2021–2027), and thus can be found in the EU’s database for validated organisations under the Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE) code: S HUDDING01.
If you put in, choose or register other data for Södertörn (for example another PIC-number or another official name), your proposal will not be linked to the validated organisational account (organisation profile). It also means that your participation will not be approved by the Vice-Chancellor.
We recommend you to add Dan-Anders Lidholm and Johanna Tollbäck as the organisation’s contact person when you register a proposal in the eForm, in that case he can help you with questions and insights during the submission process. He is in this context one of the two main contact persons towards the Universitets- och högskolerådet (UHR) which processes funding proposals in this part of the Erasmus program (KA2). Your funding proposal can get flexible and prompt support if the organisational contact persons are linked to the proposal templates.
Roles in Erasmus+ Cooperation Partnerships
Program area 2 of the Erasmus+ program is a so-called decentralized program scheme, in which a designated national agency in each EU member state processes funding proposals and the grant management process entirely. In Sweden this grant making agency is Universitet- och högskolerådet (UHR).
The place of registration of the coordinator organisation (project leader) determines where the person (in the name of their respective coordinator organisation) may submit a funding proposal. In other words, if you apply for E+ Cooperation Partnerships funding in Sweden (at UHR) you have to choose a coordinator organisation that is registered in Sweden for the project. In order to be eligible for these grants, you need to have at least two other partners in two different EU member states.
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