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On 17 November 2025, the 'NWA Do-ReACT' Call for proposals will open. With a budget of €3,440,000, this Call for proposals aims to contribute to the validation of methods that do not involve animals for the safety assessment of chemical substances. The ultimate goal is to bring these methods as close as possible to regulatory acceptance. - Afbeelding
The NWA call for proposals for the further Development and Regulatory Acceptance of Chemical Test Models (Do-ReACT): animal-free test methods for the safety assessment of chemical substances is expected to open in November 2025. - Afbeelding
How can we encourage the acceptance and implementation of existing animal-free models? This is the key question in the new call published by the Dutch Research Agenda (NWA). Almost 2.9 million euros is being made available in this call for research by broad consortia of researchers and civil society partners. ZonMw is realising this Call for proposals in collaboration with NWO. - Afbeelding
The NWA call for proposals Building blocks for integrated policy on Planetary Health is open. Register for the collaborative workshops on 2 and 18 June 2025. - Afbeelding
The call for proposals NWA Building blocks for integrated policy on Planetary Health will be published in early May 2025. Read more about the pre-announcement.
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Four consortia will soon begin work as part of the NWA programme Vulnerability and resilience in an online society aimed at developing greater knowledge regarding the long-term effects of online societies. This knowledge will enable government departments and authorities to develop appropriate policies. - Afbeelding
Read how the CINPHIA consortium will develop a Planetary Health Compass to generate useful knowledge for feasible, integrated policies.
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Within the Dutch Research Agenda (NWA) 'Non-animal models: acceptance and implementation', three consortia will research on the acceptance and implementation of existing animal-free models. A total of about € 2.9mln has been awarded for this research. This programme is a collaboration between the Dutch Ministries of Infrastructure and Water Management (I&W), Public Health, Welfare and Sport (VWS)… - Afbeelding
Four research consortia are joining forces in the new research project “Vulnerability and Resilience in an Online Society: bridging science and policy (VaROS)”. - Afbeelding
Yesterday, ZonMw president Arfan Ikram presented the research report “Better Science through More Transparency; Pilot study on stimulating transparent laboratory animal research” to Minister Robbert Dijkgraaf of OCW. - Afbeelding
Health research that holds good predictive value for human situations is important to ensure that outcomes can be applied to humans. Human measurement models are human-based research models, such as human cells and tissues on a chip, or on computer models based on data collected in humans. By using these models, health research is expected to be better predictable and faster applicable for… - Afbeelding
What is needed to further accelerate the international adoption of animal-free testing methods? This question was the focus of the successful and inspiring stakeholder meeting held on 13 May by the three consortia AFARA, SAFE and Valuing Testing.