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Transforming Health and Care Systems (THCS) Partnership Transnational Call
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The Transforming Health and Care Systems (THCS) Partnership Transnational Call funds collaborative research projects across multiple countries to strengthen health and care systems. Swiss researchers apply through SNSF under standard SNSF Project funding rules, but participation in a multi-country consortium is mandatory. Projects co-funded by Innosuisse and the Federal Office of Public Health strengthen translational health policy and implementation research.
Details
| Funder | SNSF |
| Consortium | Required — multi-country consortium (transnational projects) |
| Eligible countries | CH |
Eligibility & scope
Transnational calls under the Transforming Health and Care Systems Partnership. Co-funded with Innosuisse and Federal Office of Public Health. Swiss researchers apply via SNSF under the same requirements as SNSF Project funding. Consortium must include researchers from several countries. See national annex for Swiss-specific submission details.
Who Should Apply
- •Swiss researchers based at SNSF-eligible institutions
- •Project teams willing to lead or co-lead a multi-country consortium
- •Health services, public health, and care system researchers
- •Projects addressing health or care system transformation with international partners
Key Dates
- •Deadline varies by call; verify current round on the THCS website
- •Multi-country consortium submission (transnational requirement)
- •Duration aligned with SNSF Project funding rules
Tips for Applicants
- ✓Multi-country consortium is non-negotiable, single-country or bilateral applications are not eligible.
- ✓Ensure all consortium partners complete the national submission process in their respective countries before the deadline.
- ✓Leverage Innosuisse partnership for translational angles; health policy and implementation studies score well here.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to form a multi-country consortium for the THCS Partnership call?
Yes, a multi-country consortium is mandatory; single-country or two-country applications are not eligible.
Where do Swiss researchers submit their THCS Partnership proposal?
Swiss researchers submit through SNSF under the same requirements as SNSF Project funding, with consortium details specified in the national annex.
Who funds the THCS Partnership alongside SNSF?
The call is co-funded by Innosuisse and the Federal Office of Public Health, strengthening translational health systems research.
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