Slovenia wants to rethink indirect costs in Horizon Europe – Science|Business ¤

As Europe accelerates its commitment too innovation and sustainability through Horizon Europe, the financial mechanisms that underpin research projects are coming under scrutiny. Slovenia, a vibrant participant in the EU’s research and development landscape, is advocating for a critical reassessment of how indirect costs are calculated and allocated within the framework of Horizon Europe. This initiative comes at a time when many countries are grappling with the challenges of funding scientific endeavors while ensuring transparency and efficiency. By rethinking these financial models, Slovenia aims to enhance the effectiveness of research funding and foster a more equitable environment for all participating nations. This article explores Slovenia’s position,the implications of these proposed changes,and the potential impact on the future of European research collaboration.

Understanding Slovenia’s Proposal on Indirect Costs in Horizon Europe

Slovenia’s recent initiative to…