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The document provides information about the EUCHECK project application process for the 2017 Jean Monnet call, including timing for the EJTA annual general meeting in Munich in May 2017. Details are given on the application form, eligible applicants, participating EJTA members, methodology, and next steps. The document serves to summarize information for the EUCHECK project discussed at the EJTA annual general meeting.
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