Belgian participations in Horizon Europe
          
            
              The European Framework Programmes for Research and Innovation (FPs) are the European Union's main instruments for implementing
              its research development and innovation policy. They fund research proposals ranging all the way from frontier science to market
              implementation of innovations.
            
           
          I. Belgium in a European perspective
          
            
              This section presents the involvement of Belgian actors in the Framework Programme Horizon 2020 and compares Belgium to a set of reference countries. Data are provided for the Programme as a whole, i.e. for the whole timespan between January 1st, 2014 and January 5th, 2021. Figures are broken down by pillar of the Programme and, where possible, by type of applicant.
            
           
          I.a. Proposals and applications
          
          
          
          
          
          
          
            notes:
            
              - The success rate in applications is defined as the ratio between the number of retained (i.e. main listed) applications from applicants in the country to the total number of eligible applications from applicants in the country
- The success rate in applications is defined as the ratio between the requested EU funding in retained (i.e. main listed) applications from applicants in the country to the totalrequested Eu funding in eligible applications from applicants in the country
- The success rate in proposals is defined as the ratio between the number of retained (i.e. main listed) proposals with at least one applicant in the country to the total number of eligible proposals involving at least one applicant in the country.
 
          
          
          I.b. Projects and participations
          
          
          
          
          II.	Belgium in detail
          
            
              This section presents the involvement of Belgian actors in the Framework Programme horizon 2020 by  type of actor, region and/or supervisory authority. Data are provided for the Programme as a whole, i.e. for the whole timespan between January 1st, 2014 and January 5th, 2021. Figures are broken down by pillar of the Programme and, where possible, by type of applicant.
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          II.a. Proposals and applications
          
          
          
          
          
          
            notes:
            
              - The success rate in applications is defined as the ratio between the number of retained (i.e. main listed) applications from applicants in the country to the total number of eligible applications from applicants in the country
- The success rate in applications is defined as the ratio between the requested EU funding in retained (i.e. main listed) applications from applicants in the country to the totalrequested Eu funding in eligible applications from applicants in the country
- The success rate in proposals is defined as the ratio between the number of retained (i.e. main listed) proposals with at least one applicant in the country to the total number of eligible proposals involving at least one applicant in the country.
 
          
          II.b. Projects and participations