Source: DGOJ (Spain)
Spain’s Ministry of Consumer Affairs published Order CSM/472/2022 on 26 May 2022, establishing rules for competitive grants for research activities. The research may address gambling disorders, their effects or risks associated with gambling, according to the order.
The rules establish a funding framework for research into gambling-related harm.
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