The EU’s next research programme will boost the European Innovation Council, but after inflation and negotiations, consortia funding could stagnate
European Commission president presented a proposal that foresees €175 billion for research and innovation in the 2028-34 EU budget. Photo: Eleonora Francica, Science|Business
In July, the European Commission announced its long-awaited plans for the tenth research Framework Programme (FP10), which is set to start in 2028.
The top-line figures sounded promising: the proposed budget is €175 billion over seven years, a significant increase on the original €95.5 billion budget for the existing programme, Horizon Europe, although this is lower than the Commission's advisors recommended
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