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Guide for experts on quality assessment for Erasmus+ centralised actions 
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nicoleta susanu's insight:
Everything you have to know about H2020 proposal submission and project evaluation. GOOD LUCK
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The Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) is a new financing instrument with an earmarked budget of €33 billion for infrastructure projects in the energy, transport and telecom sectors. The objective of the CEF programme is to provide financial support to projects which can help fill the missing links in Europe's infrastructure networks. Most of the support from CEF is expected to take the form of grants, which are direct financial contributions from the EU's budget intended to co-finance actions helping to achieve specific EU policy objectives.
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This guide is intended to provide experts with instructions and guidance on how to ensure a high quality standardised assessment of a project proposal received in response to Calls for Proposals managed by the Education Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency (the Agency) and advice on providing accreditation.
The aim of the expert evaluation is to ensure that each application receives an objective assessment from an external person with expertise in the field covered by the action, and that this individual assessment is also subject to a review with at least one other external person who has assessed the same application. This process helps to ensure that applications of the highest quality are selected for funding or obtain accreditation or a label. Experts support the process through evaluating applications, drafting feedback provided to applicants and reviewing the comparative merits of applications with equal scores in order to rank them.