EU FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT TIPS

The proposals should address one of or combinations of:

• Advance local, regional or national cancer prevention and/or early diagnostic health policies, alleviating the global burden of cancer;
• Establish the contextual effectiveness of cancer intervention(s), including at health systems level;
• Improve tailored and affordable prevention and/or early diagnosis;
• Provide evidence and recommendations to national programmes and policies focusing on prevention, screening, and/or early diagnosis;
• Inform health service providers, policy and decision makers on effective scaling up of cancer interventions at local, regional, and national levels, including affordability aspects for users and health providers;
• Reduce health inequalities and inequities, including due consideration of socio-economic, gender and age issues where relevant, in the prevention and/or early diagnosis of cancer at both local and global levels;
• Provide pathway to cancer care for the patients diagnosed with cancer;
• Maximise the use of existing relevant programmes and platforms (e.g. research, data, and delivery platforms);
• Contribute to the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goal 3.4.

RISE should exploit complementary competences of the participating organisations, as well as other synergies, and enable networking activities, organisation of workshops and conferences to facilitate sharing of knowledge, new skills acquisition and career development for research and innovation staff members.

RISE proposals can focus either on one dimension of mobility (intersectoral / international), or include a combination of both.

Exchanges can be for both early-stage and experienced researchers and can also include administrative, managerial and technical staff directly involved in the research and innovation activities of the proposal.