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Hello readers! In the 30th of January 2022 edition, our weekly monitor reached 434 new calls recently opened by European Institutions and Agencies. During the last week the European Research Council issued its new call for Advanced Grants. The AGRIP Programme issued its yearly funding calls, divided in 2 subprogrammes 114 calls open on Energy, aimed at funding simple proEnvironment and Climate jects and multiprojects. The Change. general aim is the promotion of agricultural products of the European Union. Four funding calls were issued under Horizon Europe - Destination 3 “Tackling diseases and reducing disease burden”. The Connecting Europe Framework (CEF) Programme issued new 11 funding calls. 60 calls open on Enterprises and Economic Development Policies.
34 call open on Education, Vocational Training and Culture. New calls offered by the new Europa Creativa Programme.
197 Calls open on Research and Innovation. Calls from Horizon Europe and European Innovation Council.
17 calls open on Employment and Social Inclusion issues.
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8 calls open on International Development and Cooperation.
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Agriculture and Farming Digital Development, Artificial Intelligence, Virtual Reality, High Performance Computing, Internet of Things Arts and Culture Climate Adaptation and Mitigation Construction & Building Employment Promotion and Jobs protection Education and Vocational Training Health Issues and Prevention
Industry development and promotion Innovation ecosystems and initiatives International Aid and Cooperation Justice Affairs Maritime and Blue Economy Renewable Energy and Sustainability Regional and City Development Scientific Research
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Social Development and Inclusion Security and fight against crime Space and Satellite Economy and Research Transport and Road Infrastructures Tourism
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KEYWORDS
FUNDING PROGRAMME Regional Develop- European ment and Interre- Commission gional cooperation Funds International Europeaid Cooperation and Programme Development
AMOUNT (EURO)
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Promoting youth participation in just transition – EUTEENS4GREEN
1.000.000
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Civil Society Organisations¿ Contribution to Citizen Security in Jamaica¿s Communities Pre-clinical development of the next generation of immunotherapies for diseases or disorders with unmet medical needs
1.500.000
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39 795 300
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CALL TITLE
1-feb-22
Research and Innovation
Horizon Europe
1-feb-22
Regional Development and Interregional Cooperation
ERDF Interre- Innovation investments Strand 2 – DIGIT gional Innovation Investments Instrument (I3)
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DEADLINE 1-feb-22
1-feb-22
1-feb-22
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KEYWORDS
FUNDING PROGRAMME Regional Develop- ERDF Interrement and Intergional Innoregional Cooper- vation Investation ments Instrument (I3) Regional Develop- ERDF Interrement and Intergional Innoregional Cooper- vation Investation ments Instrument (I3) Research and Horizon EuInnovation rope
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Innovation investments Strand 2 – GREEN
39 795 300
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Innovation investments Strand 2 – MANU
39 795 300
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CALL TITLE
Vaccines 2.0 - developing the next generation of vaccines
1-feb-22
Research and Innovation
Horizon Europe
Development of new effective therapies for rare diseases
1-feb-22
Research and Innovation
Horizon Europe
Boosting mental health in Europe in times of change
1-feb-22
Research and Innovation
Horizon Europe
1-feb-22
Research and Innovation
Horizon Europe
Trustworthy artificial intelligence (AI) tools to predict the risk of chronic non-communicable diseases and/or their progression Prevention of obesity throughout the life course
1-feb-22
Research and Innovation
Horizon Europe
Computational models for new patient stratification strategies
1-feb-22
Internatinal Cooperation and Development Research and Innovation
Europeaid Programme
EUPA4BiH - European Union Police Assistance for Bosnia and Herzegovina INVOLVE (CITIZEN SCIENCE)
3-feb-22
Horizon Europe
TOPIC
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DEADLINE
KEYWORDS
15-feb-22
Energy, Environment and Climate Change Energy, Environment and Climate Change Energy, Environment and Climate Change Energy, Environment and Climate Change Energy, Environment and Climate Change Energy, Environment and Climate Change Energy, Environment and Climate Change Energy, Environment and Climate Change Energy, Environment and Climate Change Energy, Environment and Climate Change Energy, Environment and Climate Change
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GENERAL LIST OF CALLS Edition: January-July 2022 Deadlines: 30 January - 5 February 2022 FUNDING PROGRAMME Horizon Europe Horizon Europe Horizon Europe Horizon Europe Horizon Europe
Mobilisation of society to transform food systems for co-benefits Support for international research on infectious animal diseases Agro-ecological approaches in African agriculture systems African food cities
Horizon Europe
Emerging and future risks to plant health
Horizon Europe
Consumer-focused labelling options for bio-based products Thematic networks to compile and share knowledge ready for practice Socio-economics of pesticide use in agriculture
Horizon Europe Horizon Europe Horizon Europe
Energy, Environment and Climate Change
Horizon Europe
15-feb-22
Energy, Environment and Climate Change
Horizon Europe
TOPIC
AMOUNT (EURO)
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8.000.000
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3.000.000
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9.000.000
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8.000.000
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10.000.000
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Building alternative protein-friendly sustainable and healthy food environments Innovative food from marine and freshwater ecosystems
Horizon Europe
15-feb-22
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CALL TITLE
Integrated and sustainable freshwater bioeconomy: Combining aquaculture, biodiversity preservation, biotechnology and other uses Piloting approaches and tools to empower citizens to exercise their “data rights” in the area of food and nutrition Developing EU advisory networks on water use
DEADLINE
KEYWORDS
15-feb-22
Energy, Environment and Climate Change Research and Innovation
16-feb-22
GENERAL LIST OF CALLS Edition: January-July 2022 Deadlines: 30 January - 5 February 2022 FUNDING PROGRAMME Horizon Europe Horizon Europe
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Water governance, economic and financial sustainability of water systems EGNSS applications for the Digital Age
10.000.000
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9.300.000
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EGNSS applications for the European Green Deal EGNSS applications for Crisis and Safety Management
14.000.000
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9.300.000
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CALL TITLE
TOPIC
16-feb-22
Research and Innovation
Horizon Europe
16-feb-22
Research and Innovation
Horizon Europe
16-feb-22
Education and Vo- Erasmus+ cational Training
Erasmus Mundus Design Measures
3.000.000
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16-feb-22
Education and Vo- Erasmus+ cational Training
Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters
133.641.034
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16-feb-22
Enterprise and Economic Development
SMP
12.240.000
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16/02/22
Research and Innovation
Horizon Europe
16/02/22
Research and Innovation
Horizon Europe
16/02/22
Research and Innovation
Horizon Europe
16/02/22
Research and Innovation
Horizon Europe
COVID-19 Recovery Through Sustainable Tourism Growth and SME Support Low cost high thrust propulsion for European strategic space launchers - technologies maturation including ground tests Copernicus Security and Emergency Services evolution Future space ecosystems: on-orbit operations, new system concepts Copernicus Climate Change Service evolution
16/02/22
Research and Innovation
Horizon Europe
Education and skills for the EU space sector
3.000.000
16/02/22
Research and Innovation
Horizon Europe
5.100.000
16/02/22
Research and Innovation
Horizon Europe
16/02/22
Research and Innovation
Horizon Europe
Technologies and generic building blocks for Electrical Propulsion Copernicus evolution for cross-services thematic domains New space transportation solutions and services
13.800.000
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Small-scale cooperation partnerships (sport)
9 500 000
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Education and Vo- Erasmus+ cational Training
Not-for-profit European sport events
6 000 000
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23-mar-22
Education and Vo- Erasmus+ cational Training
Cooperation partnerships (sport)
35 882 982
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24-mar-22
Research and Innovation
Eureka Programme
Eurostars joint transnational call for proposals
24/3/22
Energy, Environment and Climate Change Energy, Environment and Climate Change Energy, Environment and Climate Change Energy, Environment and Climate Change Energy, Environment and Climate Change Energy, Environment and Climate Change Energy, Environment and Climate Change Energy, Environment and Climate Change Employment and Social Inclusion
Horizon Europe
From knowledge gaps to roadmaps on soil mission objectives
5.000.000
Horizon Europe
Social, economic and cultural factors driving land management and land degradation
10.000.000
Horizon Europe
Validating and further developing indicators for soil health and functions
12.000.000
Horizon Europe
Engage with and activate municipalities and regions to protect and restore soil health
10.000.000
Horizon Europe
Next generation soil advisors
5.000.000
Horizon Europe
Linking soil health to nutritional and safe food
7.000.000
Horizon Europe
National engagement sessions and support to the establishment of soil health living labs
3.000.000
Horizon Europe
Incentives and business models for soil health
10.000.000
CERV Programme
European Remembrance
700.000
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Employment and Social Inclusion
CERV Programme
Networks of Towns
6.600.000
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24-mar-22
Employment and Social Inclusion
CERV Programme
Town Twinning
4.400.000
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FUNDING PROGRAMME Education and Vo- Erasmus+ cational Training
23-mar-22
23-mar-22
24/3/22 24/3/22 24/3/22 24/3/22 24/3/22 24-mar-22 24-mar-22 24-mar-22
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TOPIC
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KIC Design on Cultural and Creative Sectors and Industries
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CERV Programme
Union Values
51.000.000
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Research and Innovation
Horizon Europe
MSCA Staff Exchanges 2021
30-mar-22
Research and Innovation
Horizon Europe
30-mar-22
Research and Innovation
Horizon Europe
30-mar-22
Research and Innovation
Horizon Europe
30-mar-22
Research and Innovation
Horizon Europe
30-mar-22
Research and Innovation
Horizon Europe
30-mar-22
Research and Innovation
Horizon Europe
Circular and low emission value chains through digitalisation (Processes4Planet Partnership) (RIA) Monitoring and supervising system for exploration and future exploitation activities in the deep sea (RIA) Streamlining cross-sectoral policy framework throughout the extractive life-cycle in environmentally protected areas (CSA) Developing digital platforms for the small scale extractive industry (IA) Technological solutions for tracking raw material flows in complex supply chains (RIA) Sustainable and innovative mine of the future (IA)
30-mar-22
Research and Innovation
Horizon Europe
30-mar-22
Research and Innovation
Horizon Europe
30-mar-22
Research and Innovation
Horizon Europe
DEADLINE
KEYWORDS
24-mar-22
Research and Innovation
FUNDING PROGRAMME Horizon Europe
29-mar-22
Employment and Social Inclusion
30-mar-22
CALL TITLE
TOPIC
Innovative solutions for efficient use and enhanced recovery of mineral and metal by-products from processing of raw materials (IA) Earth observation technologies for the mining life cycle in support of EU autonomy and transition to a climate-neutral economy (RIA) Innovative materials for advanced (nano)electronic components and systems (RIA)
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AIPlan4EU Call
call synopsis Programme
EITPlan4EU Programme
Administration
AIPlan4EU Consortium
Objective
The AIPlan4EU project will bring AI planning as a first-class citizen in the European AI OnDemand (AI4EU) Platform by developing a uniform, user-centered framework to access the existing planning technology and by devising concrete guidelines for innovators and practitioners on how to use this technology. To do so, we will consider use-cases from diverse application areas that will drive the design and the development of the framework and include several available planning systems as engines that can be selected to solve practical problems. We will develop a general and planner-agnostic API that will both be served by the AI4EU platform and be available as a resource to be integrated into the users' systems. The framework will be validated on use-cases both from within the consortium and recruited by means of cascade funding; moreover, standard interfaces between the framework and common industrial technologies will be developed and made available.
Eligible Activities
AIPlan4EU is currently looking for individuals and companies to provide AI Planning use-cases. The AIPlan4EU open calls aim to upgrade third parties’ capacity to leverage AI planning technology in various sectors and offer financial support for European individuals, companies and innovators to experiment in highly innovative, cross-border experiments.
Eligible Applicants
This Call for Proposals (CfP) is open to entities from Member States (MS) of the European Union (EU), and from Third countries associated to Horizon Europe
Geo-coverage
EU Member States, Horizon Associate Countries
Max Duration (months)
12
Mandatory International Partnerships
29/11/2021
Deadline (D/M/Y)
Total budget/ call
7.500
Expected number of proposals funded
Max budget/ project
1.500
Max % EU Cofunding
Publication (D/M/Y)
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https://www.aiplan4eu-project.eu/call-for-use-cases/open-call-2-for-use-cases/
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MSCA Cofund
call synopsis Horizon Europe Programme
Administration
ERC Consortium
Objective
Deeper and more diverse set of research-related and transferable skills and competences; Improved employability and career prospects both within academia and beyond; New mind-sets and approaches to R&I work forged through interdisciplinary and inter-sectoral experience; Enhanced networking and communication capacities with scientific peers, as well as with the general public that will increase and broaden the research and innovation impact.
Eligible Activities
Applicants submit proposals for new or existing doctoral or postdoctoral programmes with an impact on the enhancement of human resources in R&I at regional, national or international level. These programmes will be co-funded by MSCA COFUND. Proposed programmes can cover any research disciplines ("bottom-up"), but exceptionally can also focus on specific disciplines, notably when they are based on national or regional Research and Innovation Strategies for Smart Specialisation (RIS3 strategies). In this case, the range of covered disciplines should allow reasonable flexibility for the researchers to define their topic. Funding synergies with Cohesion policy funds and the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) are strongly encouraged. A Career Development Plan must be jointly established by the supervisor and each recruited researcher upon recruitment. In addition to research objectives, this Plan comprises the researcher's training and career needs, including training on transferable skills, teaching, planning for publications and participation in conferences and events aimed at opening science and research to citizens. The Plan must be established at the beginning of the recruitment and should be revised (and updated where needed) within 18 months. COFUND takes the form of: A) Doctoral programmes; B) Postdoctoral Programmes. On top of compulsory international mobility, applicants are encouraged to include elements of cross-sectoral mobility and interdisciplinarity into their programmes. Researchers will be able to freely choose a research topic and the appropriate organisation to host them, fitting their individual needs.
Eligible Applicants
Any legal entity, regardless of its place of establishment, including legal entities from nonassociated third countries or international organisations
Geo-coverage
EU Member States, Horizon Associate Countries
Max Duration (months)
Type of call
Mandatory International Partnerships
Publication (D/M/Y)
15/11/2021
Deadline (D/M/Y)
Total budget/ call
89.000.000
Expected number of proposals funded
Max budget/ project More information & official documents
for proposals
10/02/2022
Max % EU Cofunding https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/screen/opportunities/topicdetails/horizon-msca-2021-cofund-01-01
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Research and Innovation
Innovation Capacity Building for Higher Education - HEI 2nd Call
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call synopsis Programme
Horizon Europe Programme
Administration
European Commission
Objective
to create systemic impact in higher education at institutional level, by supporting higher education institutions (HEIs) to strengthen their innovation and entrepreneurial capacity and integrate into and engage with innovation ecosystems. By doing so, HEIs will be empowered to become engines of impact and support the realisation of a carbon-neutral, digital, circular and inclusive society. The EIT HEI Initiative: Innovation Capacity Building for Higher Education (hereinafter referred to as the “HEI Initiative”) has been designed with the aim of increasing the innovation and entrepreneurial capacity in higher education by bringing together HEIs in innovation value chains and ecosystems across Europe. All HEI projects selected for funding under the HEI Initiative are required to create an Innovation Vision Action Plan (IVAP) as part of their application. The IVAP will take a long-term view towards increasing the innovation and entrepreneurial capacity within the corresponding HEIs, at institutional level, with a view to 2030.
Eligible Activities
Domain 1 – Fostering institutional engagement and change Domain 2 – Strengthening partnerships (knowledge triangle integration) Domain 3 – Contributing to developing innovations and businesses Domain 4 – Enhancing the quality of innovation and entrepreneurial education
Eligible Applicants
- Higher Education Institutions (HEIs). • Public or private, small, medium or large enterprises (including social enterprises) • Research institutes • Public bodies at local, regional or national level • Intermediary organisations or associations which represent Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) The HEI project consortium must consist of: • A minimum of three HEIs from three different countries. A minimum of one actor from another side of the Knowledge Triangle (e.g. regional/territorial authorities, VET organisations, RTOs, SMEs and start-ups). These actors may be full partners or associated partners. A broad geographical scope, especially involving organisations established in RIS-eligible20 countries, is strongly encouraged.
Geo-coverage
EU Member States, Horizon Associate Countries
Type of call
for proposals
36
Mandatory International Partnerships
yes
15/10/2021
Deadline (D/M/Y)
28/02/2022
Expected number of proposals funded
40
Max % EU Cofunding
100
Max Duration (months) Publication (D/M/Y) Total budget/ call Max budget/ project More information & official documents
300.000 (phase 1) 900.000 (phase 2) www.eit-hei.eu
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DIGI-B-CUBE Travel Vouchers
call synopsis Programme
Horizon Europe Programme
Administration
DIGI-B-CUBE consortium
Objective
Support to prototype or conceptualise a solution (proof of concept, feasibility study) for a digitalization challenge in the Medical Diagnostics and related value chains.
Eligible Activities
Travel Voucher cover travel and accommodation costs for participants of official DIGIB-CUBE events (including travel and accommodation costs & conference fees to attend satellite events i.e. organised/co-organised by DIGI-B-CUBE consortium). SMEs can receive reimbursement for their travel and accommodation costs when attending DIGI-BCUBE workshops and matchmaking events to: - identify innovation barriers in the medical diagnostics value chain - identify digital solutions to overcome these barriers - initiate cross-sectoral collaborations between the health and IT sector
Eligible Applicants
SMEs operating in the health, biotech, biopharma, IT or related sectors. Consortium consisting of minimum 2 SMEs and maximum 3 organizations from at least 2 different sectors (Healthcare, IT, Hybrid).
Geo-coverage
EU Member States, Horizon Associate Countries
Type of call
for proposals
Mandatory International Partnerships
yes
20/09/2021
Deadline (D/M/Y)
28/02/2022
200.000
Expected number of proposals funded
40
2000
Max % EU Cofunding
100
Max Duration (months) Publication (D/M/Y) Total budget/ call Max budget/ project More information & official documents
http://digibcube.eu/open-calls/
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Energy, Environment and Climate Change
Social and affordable housing district demonstrator (IA)
call synopsis Horizon Europe
Administration
European Commission
Objective
Demonstrate renovation pilots in the sense of “lighthouse districts” as announced by the Affordable Housing Initiative in the Renovation Wave communication[1] following a smart neighbourhood approach and providing blueprints for replication, setting liveability and latest technological and social innovations at the forefront; Mobilise cross-sectoral industrial[2] and partnerships at local level to develop, adapt, design new processes, methods and technologies (e.g. energy efficiency, circular, modular building, smart living, eco-design etc.). Special attention should be paid to the needs of residents in social using, through social innovation and using a human centred approach; Following a multi-actor approach, as defined in WP/ Annex X, engaging both, different sectors and fields of operation related to construction such as renewable energy, water treatment, and electronics as well as residents, social and public housing associations and civil society actors will be key to boost tailor-made and fit for purpose innovation; Demonstrate through such partnerships lighthouse districts that allow integrated renovation approaches. Besides technological innovation, specific focus on social innovation is crucial as it can provide social engagement models to empower and engage residents, foster the co-design, codevelopment and co-implementation, offer spatial organisation allowing socio-economic activities and services, improve the wellbeing of citizens, and promote intergenerational and mixed forms of housing and accessible architecture open for cultural and creative innovation. Social innovation may also form a key aspect in developing business models for these types of lighthouse districts; Develop new bottom-up human-centred business models in housing area that facilitate engagement of residents in renovation – for example by co-investing, setting up energy communities, housing cooperatives and resident owned social services and (creative, green, … ) commons; Identify "ready to go projects" for the lighthouse districts as well as “low hanging”[3] fruit in terms of social housing renovation and worst performing buildings to test new methods, practices and technologies. The selected districts/ use cases, the diverse climatic and biogeographic conditions and settlement types in urban, sub-urban and rural areas across the EU are to be well reflected; Support businesses and the private sector in developing demonstration projects that go the extra mile (environmental - social – cultural ambition) and allow innovations and new technologies putting inclusion and social progress at the forefront;
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Energy, Environment and Climate Change
call synopsis To support a wide implementation of these district renovations, industrial urban symbiosis needs to be fostered amongst most relevant partners engaged in construction and renovation of social housing facilities. The local and regional dimension is important since local energy and utility networks, adjacent industrial infrastructures and available by-products and services in such districts would have to be considered in a holistic and integrated approach. In the same way, logistics should be optimised wherever possible and should be an advantage from the sustainable and competitiveness perspective. Technology based innovations should prove the potential for novel symbiotic renovation projects acting as demonstrators involving multiple industrial sectors (combining non-exhaustively energy, construction, renewables, circular, electronics and creative industries, social housing associations and public authorities) in pilot multi-stakeholder partnerships focussing on a district approach and social needs related to social housing The development of a broader integrated methodology towards renovation of social housing districts starting from a cross-sectoral approach (e.g. INNOSUP) and engagement models of residents to develop the application of technologies that make social housing more energy efficient, accessible and liveable; Research how technologies for housing and renovation can be adapted in a way that serves the needs of residents in social housing at affordable cost as well as how development at scale (e.g. district level of multi-apartment building) might bring cost optimisation and improve the affordability; The adaptation of technology in way it addresses the basic and essential needs of residents rather than to showcase the most advanced application from a technical perspective (human centred, fit for purpose and tailor made); Research on how renovation of social housing districts can deliver a more balanced population in terms of income, age and socio-economic profile as well as to avoid formation of ghetto’s on the one hand and gentrification on the other hand; Aspects of environmental friendly traffic and internet connectivity to facilitate inclusion are to be considered; Energy poverty issues that must be avoided as a result of the renovation. Social innovation and financial planning must ensure that the cost of living will not increase significantly for tenants and residents; Integration of ICT and digital tools, including smart grids, smart living applications, advanced modelling for eco-design and modular construction, to design and establish novel symbiotic interactions, data sharing and preservation of data confidentiality, as a non-exhaustive list;
Eligible Applicants
In order to be eligible, the applicants (beneficiaries and affiliated entities) must: be legal entities (public or private bodies); be established in one of the eligible countries,
Geo-coverage
EU Member States, Horizon Associate Countries
Max Duration (months)
Type of call
for proposals
Mandatory International Partnerships
n.d. 25/01/2022
Publication (D/M/Y)
15/09/2021
Deadline (D/M/Y)
Total budget/ call
10.000.000
Expected number of proposals funded
Max budget/ project More information & official documents
Max % EU Cofunding
95
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Energy, Environment and Climate Change
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Urban planning and design for just, sustainable, resilient and climate-neutral cities by 2030
PROGRAMME
Horizon Europe
Administration
European Commission
Objective
Contribution to the implementation of the Climate-Neutral and Smart Cities Mission, the Zero Pollution Action Plan, the Biodiversity Strategy, Fit for 55 Strategy, Circular Economy Action Plan, the Urban Agenda for the EU, the New Leipzig Charter, the European partnership on Driving Urban Transitions for a sustainable future (DUT) and the New European Bauhaus Initiative, in line with the European Green Deal ambition and objectives; Transparent and efficient decision-making processes for people-centric urban planning and design for climate neutral cities achieved through innovative collaborative methods such as co-creation, living labs, crowdsourcing, crowdfunding, collective intelligence and collaborative economy in combination with technological innovations, data-driven approaches and enhanced cross-sectoral integration; Effective management of trade-offs and ownership of transformative changes through the engagement and empowerment of stakeholders, citizens and inhabitants, paying special attention to vulnerable and at-risk for precarity social groups and communities, including people with disabilities, older people and youth; Innovative urban planning and design practices, harnessing, compiling and mainstreaming local knowledge, creativity, ingenuity and design quality, triggering behavioural and lifestyles changes and fostering co-created approaches, holistic responses to interlinked challenges within a city, and effective use of digital tools, such as Digital Twins, for solutions drawing on crossdomain data e.g. through data shared via data space for smart communities and sectoral data spaces; Solutions that ensure a more equitable, just, synergetic and optimal use of urban spaces integrating wellbalanced built/green/blue/accessible infrastructures and biodiversity-friendly nature-based solutions for attractive, circular, healthy, resilient, secure and liveable cities with thriving citizens, communities, ecosystems and biodiversity and reduced urban environmental footprint.
Eligible Activities
Proposals should set up innovative urban planning and design practices that result in flexile building/design regulations and instruments, that harmonize high quality place making, mix-land use, compact urban fabrics and well-balanced densities with equitable access to amenities. The new urban planning and design practices and tools should aim at climate neutrality and a significant reduction in emissions by 2030. They should also aim to respect the urban form and typology, its aesthetics, character and identity while facilitating circularity and the use of innovative and clean building technologies, materials and construction techniques, in line with the guiding principles of the European Green Deal and the New European Bauhaus initiative. The resulting practices and tools should seek to maximize the economic, social, environmental and health benefits for all groups and communities, including groups that are vulnerable to exclusion, while averting spatial segregation, urban sprawl, gentrification and real estate speculation and increasing resilience to climate related hazards.
Eligible Applicants
be legal entities (public or private bodies)
Geo-coverage
EU Member States, Eligible countries
Type of call
for proposals
Mandatory International Partnerships
n.d.
15/01/2022
Deadline (D/M/Y)
26/04/2021
335.000.000
Expected number of proposals funded
Max Duration (months) Publication (D/M/Y) Total budget/ call Max budget/ project More information & official documents
Max % EU Cofunding
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Energy, Environment and Climate Change
Unleashing the innovation potential of public transport as backbone of urban mobility
call synopsis
Horizon Europe
Administration
European Commission
Objective
The objective of this call is to increase the uptake of replicable public transport solutions in the living labs involved in the proposals while facilitating joint lesson-drawing and learning at European level. The funded actions will contribute to the objectives of the Cities Mission and to the priorities of the European Green Deal, which stresses that “transport should become drastically less polluting, especially in cities. A combination of measures should address emissions, urban congestion and improved public transport”. New approaches and financing models are emerging. A secure, efficient, clean, reliable, attractive and affordable public transport is essential to address the variety of mobility needs. At the same time, it can become a silver bullet for reducing transport’s negative externalities. Projects should enhance the public transport share in the modal distribution by 30% compared to the baseline defined for each experimentation site at the start of the project and against which progress will be assessed. The call invites proposals from consortia composed of living labs in at least four cities[3] from different Member States or Associated Countries together with at least four twinning cities, where the responsible local authorities, public transport providers and other relevant actors team up to test and implement packages of technological and non-technological innovations and policy-based measures to improve the public transport offer in line with citizens’ needs. Twinning cities can be from the same Member State or Associated Country as the lead cities.
Eligible Activities
Proposals should aim to improve the competitiveness of public transport by implementing in the living labs integrated, complementary and reinforcing packages of urban mobility measures. The packages should combine “push measures” (e.g. congestion charges, parking charges or reduced parking supply) with “pull measures” (e.g. safe and secure transport hubs, bus lanes, new zero emission rolling stock, Mobility As a Service (MaaS)/multimodal ticketing/digital payments-related incentives, facilitation of combining public transport with active modes, and an improved integration and interoperability with new mobility services). The projects associated to this call topic should produce a comprehensive topic guide accompanying the SUMP guidelines, on public transport promotion, planning and inclusion into SUMP processes. The package of measures could include newly-emerging technologies and soft measures such as marketing, real time information and awareness raising campaigns and co-creation of user-oriented solutions– with particular regard to the specific needs of diverse user groups (e.g. related to gender, age, disability, income, education level, and digital experience). Proposals submitted could test the establishment of new operating and business models, where public transport providers and shared and/or on-demand mobility providers cooperate to offer services addressing user needs following the area’s typology and characteristics.
Eligible Applicants
be legal entities (public or private bodies)
Geo-coverage
EU Member States, Eligible countries
Max Duration (months)
Type of call
for proposals
Mandatory International Partnerships
n.d. 26/04/2021
Publication (D/M/Y)
15/01/2022
Deadline (D/M/Y)
Total budget/ call
40.000.000
Expected number of proposals funded
Max budget/ project More information & official documents
Max % EU Cofunding
95
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Enterprises and Economic Development
Coordinate the first deployment of national EuroQCI projects and prepare the large-scale QKD testing and certification infrastructure
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DIGITAL EUROPE PROGRAMME
Administration
(DG CONNECT) European Commission
Objective
To coordinate the developments and findings of the national QCI projects; to prepare for the deployment of a flexible large-scale testing and certification QKD infrastructure that is in the service of all relevant actors of the participating Member States; and to assess the full-scale compliance of different EU technologies with a view to their later integration in EuroQCI. This support is needed to contribute to European technological autonomy in the highly strategic field of quantum communication technologie
Eligible Activities
Prepare to deploy a large-scale testing and certification infrastructure for QKD devices, technologies and systems, facilitating their standardisation and accreditation at EU level. The infrastructure will define the requirements for a fully operational QKD infrastructure facility covering EU needs in terms of testing, experimentation, and validation of QKD devices, technologies and systems, with a view to their accreditation; (including the definition of mutual recognition criteria in security). Coordinate national QCI projects: support discussions on user requirements and use cases, and return of experience from the deployment of advanced national quantum systems and networks including on EU QKD components and systems; coordinate the activities for developing an EU QKD ecosystem and the industrialisation of QKD devices in the EU; support the discussions on the further development of the national deployment plans and strategic efforts, for achieving an overall EuroQCI system (spatial and terrestrial segments).
Eligible Applicants
be legal entities (public or private bodies) be established in one of the eligible countries, i.e.: EU Member States (including overseas countries and territories (OCTs)) non-EU countries: listed EEA countries and countries associated to the Digital Europe
Geo-coverage
EU Member States,
Max Duration (months)
36
Publication (D/M/Y) Total budget/ call
Type of call
for proposals
Mandatory International Partnerships
no
15/07/2021
Deadline (D/M/Y)
22/02/2022
2000000
Expected number of proposals funded
Max budget/ project More information & official documents
Max % EU Cofunding
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Enterprises and Economic Development
Create a European Industrial Ecosystem for Secure QCI technologies and systems
call synopsis Programme
DIGITAL EUROPE PROGRAMME
Administration
(DG CONNECT) European Commission
Objective
To prepare for the industrialisation and deployment of quantum communication infrastructure (QCI) technological and operational capabilities and advanced QCI networks essential for European cybersecurity, and contribute to the development of a European industrial QCI ecosystem, including a thriving SME sector. This support is needed to contribute to European technological autonomy in the highly strategic field of quantum communication technologies.
Eligible Activities
Industrialisation of EU QKD devices, technologies and systems: prepare for industrialisation and for deployment (i.e. reaching TRL 8-9) quantum technology components for quantum key distribution that are stable, miniaturised and have competitive performance (e.g. cost-effective, exhibiting higher key exchange rates, link distances) that can be demonstrated over both short and long distances
Eligible Applicants
be legal entities (public or private bodies) be established in one of the eligible countries, i.e.: EU Member States (including overseas countries and territories (OCTs)) non-EU countries: listed EEA countries and countries associated to the Digital Europe
Geo-coverage
EU Member States,
Max Duration (months)
36
Type of call
for proposals
Mandatory International Partnerships
no 22/02/2022
Publication (D/M/Y)
15/07/2021
Deadline (D/M/Y)
Total budget/ call
44 000 000
Expected number of proposals funded
Max budget/ project
90
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ONGOING EUROPEAN CALLS EDUCATION, VOCATIONAL TRAINING, CULTURE AND CREATIVITY
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Education, Vocational Training, Culture and Creativity
Erasmus Mundus Design Measures
call synopsis Programme
Erasmus+ Programme
Administration
EACEA
Objective
to encourage the development of new, innovative, high-level integrated transnational study programmes at Master level. These design measures should involve Erasmus Mundus under-represented (a) EU Member States and third countries associated to the Programme, and/or (b) institutions from these countries, and/or (c) thematic areas (see Erasmus Mundus Catalogue). Erasmus Mundus Design Measures should enhance the capacities of universities to modernise and internationalise their curricula and teaching practices, pool resources, and for higher education systems to develop common mechanisms related to quality assurance, accreditation and recognition of degrees and credits. The support is also intended to explore and exploit the opportunities offered by the European Approach for Quality Assurance of Joint Programmes. Based on the high degree of jointness/integration among the participating institutions, such integrated transnational programmes should contribute to the integration and internationalisation of the European Higher Education Area (EHEA).
Eligible Activities
The EMDM support the design of high-level study programmes at Master level191, jointly delivered by an international consortium of HEIs from different countries worldwide and, where relevant, other educational and/or non-educational partners with specific expertise and interest in the concerned study areas/professional domains.
Eligible Applicants
Any higher education institution established in an EU Member State, third country associated to the Programme or third country not associated to the Programme can submit an application.
Geo-coverage Max Duration (months) Publication (D/M/Y) Total budget/ call
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15
Mandatory International Partnerships
yes
15/11/2021
Deadline (D/M/Y)
16/02/2021
3.000.000
Expected number of proposals funded
n.d.
55.000
Max % EU Cofunding
n.d.
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Type of call
Education, Vocational Training, Culture and Creativity
Cooperation partnerships (sport)
call synopsis Programme
Erasmus+ Programme
Administration
EACEA
Objective
The primary goal of Cooperation Partnerships is to allow organisations to increase the quality and relevance of their activities, to develop and reinforce their networks of partners, to increase their capacity to operate jointly at transnational level, boosting internationalisation of their activities and through exchanging or developing new practices and methods as well as sharing and confronting ideas. They aim to support the development, transfer and/or implementation of innovative practices as well as the implementation of joint initiatives promoting cooperation, peer learning and exchanges of experience at European level. Results should be re-usable, transferable, up-scalable and, if possible, have a strong transdisciplinary dimension.
Eligible Activities
Cooperation Partnerships aim at: * Increasing quality in the work, activities and practices of organisations and institutions involved, opening up to new actors, not naturally included within one sector; * Building capacity of organisations to work transnationally and across sectors; * Addressing common needs and priorities in the fields of education, training, youth and sport; * Enabling transformation and change (at individual, organisational or sectoral level), leading to improvements and new approaches, in proportion to the context of each organisation.
Eligible Applicants
Any public or private organisation
Geo-coverage
European Union
Type of call
for proposals
24
Mandatory International Partnerships
yes
Publication (D/M/Y)
26/11/2021
Deadline (D/M/Y)
23/03/2022
Total budget/ call
35 882 982
Expected number of proposals funded
n.d.
Max % EU Cofunding
100
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Not-for-profit Sport Events
call synopsis Programme
Erasmus+ Programme
Administration
EACEA
Objective
to support the organisation of sport events with a European dimension in the following fields: * Volunteering in sport; * Social inclusion through sport; * Fight against discrimination in sport, including gender equality; * Encouraging the participation in sport and physical activity including a) the implementation of the Council Recommendation on health-enhancing physical activity, the EU Physical Activity Guidelines and the Tartu Call for a Healthy Lifestyle b) the support to the implementation of the European Weeks of Sport c) the promotion of sport and physical activity as a tool for health d) the promotion of all activities encouraging the practice of sport and physical activity including traditional sport and games and intergenerational sport.
Eligible Activities
Promoting active citizenship, young people’s sense of initiative and youth ntrepreneurship, including social entrepreneurship; Increasing quality, innovation and recognition of youth work; Strengthening the employability of young people; Reinforcing links between policy, research and practice
Eligible Applicants
Any public or private organisation, with its affiliated entities (if any), active in the field of sport, established in an EU Member State or third country associated to the Programme. A Not-for-profit European Sport Event is transnational and involves: For the European local event (Type I): involves between 3 and 5 organisations. Each organisation must come from different EU Member States and third countries associated to the Programme. For the European local event (Type II): a minimum of 6 organisations coming from 6 different EU Member States and third countries associated to the Programme For the European-wide event: a minimum of 10 organisations (1 single applicant + 9 participating organisations) coming from 10 different EU Member States and third countries associated to the Programme.
Geo-coverage
European Union
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Mandatory International Partnerships
yes
26/11/2021
Deadline (D/M/Y)
23/03/2022
6.000.000
Expected number of proposals funded
n.d.
450.000
Max % EU Cofunding
100
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ACRONYMS AND DEFINITIONS MENTIONED IN SYNOPSES
European Programmes and funding Instruments ACRONYM C AT E G O - OBJECTIVES RY
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EU4Health
Funding Programme
EU4Health, established by Regulation (EU) 2021/522, will provide funding to eligible entities, health organisations and NGOs from EU countries, or non-EU countries associated to the programme.
https://ec.europa.eu/ health/funding/eu4health_en
AAL
Funding Programme
http://www.aal-europe.eu/ The Active Assisted Living Programme is a common funding activity of partner states of the AAL Association, with the financial support of the European Commission. Its aim is to improve the autonomy, participation in social life, skills, and employability of older adults by providing innovative Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)/digital - based solutions.
CEF
Funding Instrument
CEF promotes growth, jobs and competitiveness through targeted infrastructure investment at European level. It supports the development of high performing, sustainable and efficiently interconnected trans-European networks.
https://ec.europa.eu/inea/ en/connecting-europe-facility
COSME
Funding Programme
COSME programme aims at promoting growth and strengthening the competitiveness and sustainability of enterprises in the European Union.
https://ec.europa.eu/ easme/en/cosme-0
EASI
Funding Programme
EASI contributes to the implementation of the Europe 2020 strategy, by providing financial support for the Union's objectives in terms of promoting a high level of quality and sustainable employment, guaranteeing adequate and decent social protection, combating social exclusion and poverty and improving working conditions.
http://ec.europa.eu/social/ main.jsp?langId=en&catId=1081
Justice
Funding Programme
The programme sustains judiciary penal and civil judiciary cooperation; It sustains the access and the right to justice by any citizen.
http://ec.europa.eu/ justice/grants1/programmes-2014-2020/ justice/index_en.htm
EUCF
Public Facility
European initiative to support municipalities, local authorities and their groupings across Europe to develop investment concepts to accelerate investments in sustainable energy. In form of a € 60k grant, the EUCF finances services and activities to support.
https://www.eucityfacility. eu/what.html
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LIFE
Funding Programme
LIFE is the European Programme for the Environment https://ec.europa.eu/ and Climate Action, for the period 2014-2020. The legal easme/en/life basis is Regulation (EU) No 1293/2013. The Programme is structured in two sub-programmes: environment and climate action. Sub-programme for environment covers three priority areas: Environment and Resource Efficiency; Nature and Biodiversity; Environmental Governance and Information. Sub-programme for climate action covers three priority areas: Climate Change Mitigation; Climate Change Adaptation; Climate Governance and Information.
Switch-Asia
Funding Programme
Launched in 2007, it is part of the EU Flagship Initiative https://www.switch-asia. eu/ SWITCH to Green and of the Commission’s contribution to the achievement of the SDG12 on Responsible Consumption and Production in Asia.
UIA
UIA is Europe’s Innovation Laboratory for cities. Starting in 2015, it has launched five calls linked to Europe’s urban policy priorities. Successful applicants are awarded up to € 5 million to implement their proposals. To date the initiative has approved 86 projects with a total investment budget of € 372 million.
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