Source: DGOJ (Spain)
Spain’s Directorate General for the Regulation of Gambling opened public input on draft rules for competitive grants supporting research into gambling disorders and associated risks. The DGOJ said submissions would be accepted until 28 January 2022.
Research organisations can submit views on the proposed framework for grants concerning gambling-related harms.
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