Call for proposals: action grants on the safety and quality of new Substances of Human Origin (Breast milk, faecal microbiota transplants) (b) HS-g-23-50.02 Faecal microbiotic transplants (HS-g-23-50.02)

This section details the target groups and overall objectives of the EU4Health Programme call for action grants on Substances of Human Origin (SoHO). The funding is primarily aimed at sector professionals and establishments involved with breast milk (BM) and faecal microbiota transplants (FMT) across the European Union, with the goal of improving the safety and quality of these therapies.

This section outlines the types of projects and activities supported by the EU4Health Programme action grants, focusing on improving the safety and quality of Substances of Human Origin (SoHO), specifically breast milk and faecal microbiota transplants. Funded activities range from developing guidelines to training and dissemination, addressing various stages of implementation in the healthcare and medical technology sectors.

This section provides details on the financial support offered through the EU4Health Programme call. The funding is provided in the form of action grants, with a total allocated budget of 400,000 € for the topic.

This section outlines the crucial conditions and requirements for applicants to this EU4Health Programme call for action grants. It covers aspects from application procedures and consortium rules to the legal framework governing the grants, emphasizing compliance with various European regulations and the need for collaborative efforts.

This section details the process for submitting applications and how proposals are selected for funding under the EU4Health Programme call. It outlines the submission timeline and evaluation stages.

This section identifies the foundational legal documents and regulations that govern the EU4Health Programme call, ensuring its legitimacy and outlining the broader policy context.