Impact Funding Resources
ValNAM is aimed at the validation/qualification of existing animal-free, human-relevant innovations in a regulatory context.
This call aims to fund the validation of new approach methods in a regulatory context, with the ultimate goal to implement new animal-free, human relevant methods as OECD guidelines or establish qualified methods to be used in efficacy testings for new pharmaceuticals.
In this regard, projects are expected to increase in technology readiness level (TRL) during the duration of the project, thus enabling them to prepare documentation for a timely regulatory evaluation and approval, if feasible.
This call aims to fund the validation of new approach methods in a regulatory context, with the ultimate goal to implement new animal-free, human relevant methods as OECD guidelines or establish qualified methods to be used in efficacy testings for new pharmaceuticals.
In this regard, projects are expected to increase in technology readiness level (TRL) during the duration of the project, thus enabling them to prepare documentation for a timely regulatory evaluation and approval, if feasible.
End Date28 Apr 2025 Funding AmountUpto EUR 600k Funding Resource TypeGrant
Funding ProviderZonMw
Grant
ZonMw
This call aims to fund the validation of new approach methods in a regulatory context, with the ultimate goal to implement new animal-free, human relevant methods as OECD guidelines or establish qualified methods to be used in efficacy testings for new pharmaceuticals.
In this regard, projects are expected to increase in technology readiness level (TRL) during the duration of the project, thus enabling them to prepare documentation for a timely regulatory evaluation and approval, if feasible.
This call is now open for international consortia composed of at least one academic and one commercial partner, of which one is from Germany and one from The Netherlands.
Eligible projects should present a method with a technology readiness level of 3-7. The method described has to be human relevant. The project proposal involves at least one eligible research partner from each country participating in the call.
Project partners should contain at least one partner from a research institute and at least one partner from a commercial organization. The consortium coordinator and each of the additional consortium partners asking to be financed are eligible to receive funding from the two funding organizations participating in the call.
