Commission launches new Horizon 2020 Dashboard

On 9 November, the European Commission launched a new online presentation of implementation data of Horizon 2020, the EU's research and innovation programme.

The Horizon 2020 Dashboard is user-friendly but at the same time offers powerful new analytical functions that will inform programme reporting, impact analysis, feedback to policy-making as well as decisions on future priorities.

The Dashboard permits for all data to be viewed and analysed in aggregated form. In addition, the new tool also offers detailed views on individual calls, topics, countries, organisation types etc. down to the level of individual projects and beneficiaries.

The first public version of the Dashboard on the Horizon 2020 Participant Portal provides two sets of functionalities:

  • Aggregated data on participation in proposals (however, no detailed proposal data are accessible due to confidentiality conditions)
  • Aggregated and detailed data on funded projects

The Dashboard is accessible via the new Projects & Results page on the Horizon 2020 Participant Portal.

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