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How can you, as a researcher, take differences between people into account? On this page you will find inspiration and resources about diversity and inclusion. - Afbeelding
Human, animal and environmental health are interrelated and influenced by global changes. Read how ZonMw identifies knowledge requirements and funds research. - Thanks to the wide-ranging working field of its entire knowledge chain, ZonMw can call itself a unique organisation. This page describes the structure of our organisation and how we work.
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ZonMw programmes and funds health research and innovation in care, encourages the use of the knowledge developed and defines the areas where knowledge is needed. - Afbeelding
ZonMw pursues a collaborative procurement policy. This concerns both the collaboration with entrepreneurs and non-profit organisations as well as collaboration within its own organisation. How we do that, our procurement policy and our procurement conditions are described on this page. - Afbeelding
Our policy plan 2020-2024, with the theme ‘Making the difference’, describes what we will do in the coming years. Each year, this policy plan results in an annual plan for the activities we will address. - ZonMw exercises the utmost caution in dealing with personal data. This privacy statement explains how we do that.
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Uw subsidieaanvraag is toegekend. Gefeliciteerd! We nemen u mee in wat er voor u als projectleider van belang is bij de uitvoer van uw project. - Afbeelding
This page will tell you more about the information and documents you must submit via the ‘My ZonMw’ digital desk. - The rapid spread of multidrug resistant bacteria threatens the treatment of even simple infections in the near future. However, little is known about how bacteria develop resistance on surfaces.AimThe aim of this project was to investigate fundamental mechanisms that shape antimicrobial resistance in biofilms in relation to the surface and then translate those findings into clinical practice…
