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Protein Diversification and Healthy Ageing Think and Do Tanks Coordination & Content Creation Support Call
The objective of this call is to recruit two separate partner-led consortia: one to support the Protein Diversification Think and Do Tank and one to support the Healthy Ageing Think and Do Tank. Each consortium will be composed of EIT Food partners and will support the effective functioning and maximise the impact of its respective Think and Do Tank by leading and coordinating content development, supporting the activities of the Steering Committee and Task Forces, and fostering structured collaboration among stakeholders. EIT Food Lump Sum Subgrant Agreement TDT Agreement Template (pdf, 522,861 KB)
FIERCE - OC#2
TYPE OF PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED: Projects using downstream space data and services to design, scale up, commercialise or adopt space-enabled green solutions that contribute to more sustainable and circular business practices, processes and products. Three project types are supported: Ideation projects for research-focused activities for new or immature ideas; Scale-Up projects for testing and validation of proven concepts; and Commercialisation projects supporting the final steps towards solution validation. Eligible services may cover technical, business, social and environmental, and funding and financing activities delivered by External Service Providers. SECTORS / DOMAIN: Space-enabled green and digital solutions with a particular focus on circularity and resource efficiency, sustainable management of primary, secondary and critical raw materials, and improved environmental monitoring. INDIVIDUAL OR CONSORTIUM: Applications must be submitted by single entities. Eligible applicants are self-employed individuals, micro enterprises, small enterprises and medium-sized enterprises, including start-ups and scale-ups. Consortia are not eligible under this call. SPECIFIC ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Applicants must be legally registered, by the call deadline, in an EU Member State and its Overseas Countries and Territories or in a Horizon Europe Associated Country, including Switzerland. Applicants must demonstrate their potential to use downstream space data, such as Earth Observatio
NACHIP - OC#2
TYPE OF PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED: Sub-projects testing, validating and demonstrating innovative hydrogen technologies at TRL >7 in real-life environments, complementing the NACHIP pilot actions and supporting progression towards market readiness. Funded activities may include prototype development, trial and testing activities, acquisition and testing of materials, integration into existing infrastructure and NACHIP pilots, demonstration in real or operational environments, safety mechanisms, deployment standardisation, market and cost analysis, specialised services, and exploitation in new application sectors. SECTORS / DOMAIN: Hydrogen technologies and value chains, particularly renewable and low-carbon hydrogen production, storage, transport, distribution and utilisation across manufacturing, urban and mobility applications. INDIVIDUAL OR CONSORTIUM: SMEs may apply individually or in consortia of up to 3 SMEs. In the case of a consortium, all members must qualify as SMEs. SPECIFIC ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Applicants must qualify as SMEs, demonstrate financial stability and be legally established at the time of application in one of the eligible regions listed in the call. Eligible territories include specified regions in Slovenia, Croatia and Italy, together with eligible regions in Portugal, Spain, Belgium, France, Greece, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, Poland, Czechia, Lithuania and Latvia. SPECIFIC TOPICS OR CHALLENGES: Projects must contribute to NACHIP objectives
BIODIVERSA + - 2026-2027 Joint Call
TYPE OF PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED: Transnational research and innovation projects investigating novel ecosystems, their biodiversity, functioning and socio-ecological dynamics under current and future trajectories of change. Projects may undertake fundamental and applied research, modelling, monitoring, experimentation, pilot testing and validation, and develop methods, indicators, tools and scenarios to understand ecosystem change and support future policy and management strategies. Inter- and transdisciplinary approaches and engagement with relevant non-academic stakeholders are strongly encouraged. SECTORS / DOMAIN: Biodiversity and ecosystem research across terrestrial, freshwater, marine and coastal environments, including ecological functioning, biodiversity change, ecosystem resilience, socio-ecological dynamics, societal and economic implications, equity and sustainable ecosystem management. INDIVIDUAL OR CONSORTIUM: Consortium applications are required. Each project must involve eligible partners from at least 3 different countries participating in the call and requesting support from at least 3 different Funding Organisations. The consortium must include eligible partners from at least 2 different EU Member States or Horizon Europe Associated Countries participating in the call. Self-financed partners may also participate, provided that they have secured their own funding and comply with the applicable call requirements. SPECIFIC ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: The Project Pa
Second Culture Helps Solidarity call for Collaboration Grants
The second call for Collaboration Grants of Culture Helps Solidarity focuses on cultural projects that support the integration and mental well-being of displaced Ukrainians and veterans.
Missiles, ammunition and bombs
Expected Impact:Projects are expected to deliver results aligned with the expected results set out in this call topic and to evidence their contribution through dedicated KPIs defined in the proposal. Expected results include: • demonstrable and sustainable increase in production capacity for the targeted ammunition, bombs and missiles production lines, enabled by operational joint filling plants and production lines; • measurable reduction of production lead time from order/production decision to delivery in UA; • improved timely availability and supply of defence products for UA, including increased delivery reliability and readiness of production lines; • effective cross-border cooperation between UA and EU that enables production ramp-up, qualification, integration and sustainment. Proposals shall define, baseline and track KPIs such as: filling throughput (e.g., units/month or tonnes/month as applicable), time-to-rate, lead-time reduction, line availability/uptime, acceptance/qualification output, qualified output delivered in UA, workforce trained where relevant, and indicators evidencing risk mitigation (e.g., safety performance and compliance readiness, supply robustness and maintainability readiness).Objective:This topic aims to reinforce missiles, ammunition and bombs readiness and their sovereign component base by enabling the rapid industrial reinforcement of Member States and Ukraine for key defence product (including subcomponents) production lines: • air defenc
Future Fit Dairy Initiative Landscape Call
This Call aims to select a consortium to implement the Future Fit Dairy Initiative (FFDI) Landscape. This integrated assignment consists of three highly interdependent work packages focused on content development and coordination: Work Package 1 (WP1) - Develop a robust and transferable methodology for defining science-based thresholds and targets for regenerative dairy farming, ensuring coherence across soil, biodiversity, water, and climate impacts while accounting for trade-offs and real-world farming conditions.
Water4All 2026 Joint Transnational Call - Sustainable Water Management
The Water4All 2026 Joint Transnational Call focuses on Sustainable Water Management (excluding extreme events and circularity), invite proposals that address critical challenges related to Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM), River Basin Management, Groundwater Management, Water Resilience, Integrated Water Monitoring and data management, Water-positive solutions.
WATER4ALL - 5th Joint Transnational Call
TYPE OF PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED: Transnational Research, Development and Innovation projects that contribute to long-term water security and sustainable water management. Projects may develop new knowledge, monitoring and modelling approaches, digital and data-driven tools, nature-based and hybrid solutions, smart and adaptive water infrastructures, decision-support systems, and governance approaches, with pathways towards scientific, technical, policy and societal impact. SECTORS / DOMAIN: Sustainable water management, including integrated water resource management, river-basin and groundwater management, water resilience, monitoring and data use, water-positive solutions, nature-based approaches, water infrastructures and water governance. Extreme events and circularity are excluded from the call scope as standalone themes. INDIVIDUAL OR CONSORTIUM: Consortium applications are mandatory. Each consortium must include at least 3 eligible partners requesting funding from participating Funding Partner Organisations from 3 different countries. It must also include at least 2 independent legal entities from 2 different EU Member States or Horizon Europe Associated Countries as recipients of financial support. The standard maximum is 7 partners, including a maximum of 1 self-funded partner; this may increase to 8 where at least 1 partner from an undersubscribed Funding Partner Organisation is included. SPECIFIC ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Funded partners must comply with both the gene
I3FLOAT - OC#1
TYPE OF PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED: SME-driven innovation projects developing technological solutions for the floating offshore wind sector. Projects must be relatively close to commercialisation, at TRL 6–8, and contribute to accelerating demonstration, innovation uptake and the competitiveness of the European floating offshore wind value chain. SECTORS / DOMAIN: Floating offshore wind, covering technological and industrial challenges across areas such as floating substructures, mooring systems and dynamic cables, industrialisation, wind farm design and site planning, logistics and offshore installation, and operation, maintenance and decommissioning. INDIVIDUAL OR CONSORTIUM: Applications may be submitted by one SME individually or by two SMEs collaborating from eligible regions. For collaborative applications, one SME acts as coordinator and submits the joint proposal. Each SME may participate in only one application. SPECIFIC ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Applicants must qualify as SMEs under the European SME definition and meet the geographical eligibility requirements. They must have their headquarters or an affiliated entity in a region represented in the I3FLOAT consortium, be a member of an I3FLOAT cluster partner by June 2026, or be established in an eligible Less Developed Region, Outermost Region or Overseas Region as listed in the call documentation. Applicants must demonstrate sufficient financial stability and capacity, must not have an ownership connection with an I3FL
Support for the functioning of SEAPs, including for the purpose of establishing, managing and maintaining defence industrial readiness pools
Expected Impact:Supported SEAPs are expected to rent office space, recruit personnel and start and uphold operations for a duration of at least one year.Objective:This call aims to provide support for functioning of established SEAPs, including for the purpose of establishing, managing and maintaining defence industrial readiness pools.Scope:Proposals shall aim to support established SEAPs in their initial operations for a duration of at least one year.BudgetThe Commission is considering a total budget of EUR 10 000 000 for the call for proposals. The maximum EU contribution per funded project will not exceed EUR 2 000 000 allowing several proposals to be funded. Depending on the number and quality of received proposals and the requested Union financial contributions, the Commission may decide to reallocate budget between calls
SOCPL-2026-INFO-REPR
Expected Outcome:The main objective of this call is to develop employees’ involvement in undertakings by raising awareness and contributing to the application of European Union law and policies in this area. The call aims at supporting projects which seek to help accompany through social dialogue at company level the significant changes driven by industry transitions and, in particular, the take-up and effective functioning of European Works Councils. The call shall focus on one or a limited number of topical challenges with a view to maximise both the individual and aggregated impact of the selected projects.Scope:Actions to promote European level and strengthened transnational cooperation between social partners that address the following themes would be expected:- to promote exchange and wider dissemination of knowledge and good practices and to launch actions aimed at supporting the setting up and good functioning of European Works Councils, including the promotion of gender balanced European Works Councils;- to support workers’ involvement in the anticipation and management of change and the prevention and resolution of disputes in the event of various forms of restructuring in EU level undertakings and groups of undertakings, as required to achieve a just transition, i.e. address challenges brought by the pursuit of EU’s climate objectives (e.g. Council recommendation of 16 June 20225 on ensuring a fair transition towards climate neutrality), and by the digital transfor
I3-2026-INV1 - Interregional Innovation Investments Strand 1
Expected Impact:FOR ALL THREE THEMATIC PRIORITIES:Expected impact at the closure of the project (non-exhaustive list): Innovative technologies tested and adopted by the market;Innovative solutions deployed improving businesses confidence, competences and means to digitalise and grow; Contribution to digitisation and health systems transformation, through various types of innovation and the supply of IT services;Uptake of technologically/economically reliable and viable solutions on the market;Deployment of new technologies fostering the growth of Europe’s manufacturing sector;Innovative technologies adopted by SMEs;Identification of possible sources of funding/funding mix, to cover the residual investment needs (public-private partnerships for the deployment of innovation, the collaboration with venture capitals, EIB group loans etc);Strengthening innovation diffusion channels;Reinforcing the capacity of regions to co-invest together, joining forces on common S3 investment priorities (interregional investments). Long-term impact (non-exhaustive list):Increased companies’ productivity and efficiency;Improved user-friendly, accessible and interoperable public services;Improved level of digital skills;Improved EU innovation capacity and competitiveness; Creating new market opportunities for EU companies;Making the EU industry more efficient and sustainable;Improved way of living and of doing business;Increased social and territorial cohesion as well as personal well-being;Improv
I3-2026-INV2a - Interregional Innovation Investments Strand 2a
Expected Impact:FOR ALL THREE THEMATIC PRIORITIES:Expected impact at the closure of the project (non-exhaustive list):Creation of new value chains in less developed regions and transition regions;Application and deployment of innovative technologies and solutions (new tothe region) in less developed and transition regions (innovation diffusion);Exploitation of project results;Innovative technologies tested and adopted by the market;Innovative solutions deployed improving businesses confidence, competencesand means to digitalise and grow;Contribution to digitisation and health systems transformation, through varioustypes of innovation and the supply of IT services;Uptake of technologically/economically reliable and viable solutions on themarket;Deployment of new technologies fostering the growth of Europe’s manufacturing sector;Innovative technologies adopted by SMEs;Identification of possible sources of funding/funding mix, to cover the residual investment needs (public-private partnerships for the deployment of innovation, the collaboration with venture capitals, EIB group loans etc);Strengthening innovation diffusion channels;Reinforcing the capacity of regions to co-invest together, joining forces on common S3 investment priorities (interregional investments). Long-term impact (non-exhaustive list):Reduction of the innovation divide and of disparities between more developed and less developed regions;Increased companies’ productivity and efficiency;Improved user-friendly,
Instruct-ERIC / EU-OPENSCREEN Target Screening Call
Instruct-ERIC / EU-OPENSCREEN Pilot Target Screening Call 2026_ Open for Instruct Centres and Research sites ONLY
19th Instruct-ERIC Training Course Call
We are calling colleagues from Instruct-ERIC Centres and Instruct-ERIC Research Sites to submit proposals for courses and other training events that promote knowledge in structural biology. Instruct-ERIC will award financial support for successful applications.
AENAON - OC#1 Cybersecurity Technology Enhancement for Offshore Wind Energy Operators
TYPE OF PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED: Projects integrating, testing and initially validating cybersecurity technologies, services and preparedness capabilities for offshore wind operations. Eligible activities include cybersecurity technology integration, testing in operationally relevant pilots, digital-twin and SCADA/OT validation, penetration-testing validation, compliance and resilience activities, targeted dissemination, stakeholder engagement, training and validation activities. SECTORS / DOMAIN: Offshore wind energy and closely related critical-energy infrastructure, with a focus on cybersecurity preparedness and resilience. INDIVIDUAL OR CONSORTIUM: Applications may be submitted by a single eligible legal entity or by a small consortium of complementary partners. SPECIFIC ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Eligible applicants must be legally established in one of the 27 EU Member States, Iceland, Liechtenstein or Norway. Any additional third country is eligible only where expressly confirmed as fully associated with the Digital Europe Programme for Specific Objective 3 – Cybersecurity and Trust and included in the definitive list of eligible countries. Eligible profiles may include offshore wind energy operators and manufacturers, offshore wind supply-chain stakeholders, SMEs and other technology providers, cybersecurity service providers, research and innovation organisations, National Coordination Centres and other relevant critical-infrastructure stakeholders. SPECIFIC TOPICS OR C
Open Rivers Programme – dam removal & river restoration grants (application window closing 13 November 2026)
Grants for projects that remove small dams and barriers to restore the free flow and biodiversity of European rivers (categories A2 preparation, A3/A4 dam removal, B enabling).
V4 Gen Mini Grants
Short-term cross-border mobility of youth in the age 12–30 up to €10,000 addressing 6 focus areas.
Imagine open call for pilot access_Imaging across scale
IMAGINE is offering funded access to six next-generation imaging technologies developed across Euro-BioImaging, Instruct-ERIC, and EMBRC — enabling researchers to study biological specimens in their natural context, across scales, in ways not previously possible.
Girls Go STEM Teacher Awards 2026
Teams of two or three teachers of any subject are invited to design a classroom activity on materials science, with the winning team joining the Girls Go STEM Ambassadors Gathering in Brussels in spring 2027.
New Ventures in Creative Tech | Spark Incubation
EIT Culture & Creativity invites you to apply for the Open Call for New Ventures in Creative Tech (Spark), designed to support early-stage founders in Cultural and Creative technology (CreaTech) who are ready to turn business concepts into legally established, viable ventures. The Call is open to individuals and multidisciplinary teams developing solutions in fashion, architecture, and advanced material innovations and registered in EU Member States or Horizon Europe associated countries.
New Ventures in Creative Tech (Spark)
The first cohort focuses on tech-centric ventures in Materials & Built Environment, spanning fashion, architecture, and advanced and circular materials. The programme is aimed at founders who are already testing, building and validating a creative tech concept and are ready to turn it into a viable venture.
Financial Support To Startups Open Call 2026
To accelerate the transition to sustainable mobility in cities, this Call focuses on five sectors in which Europe has the potential to innovate and create impact. Proposals may target one or more of these sectors, particularly where there are clear synergies between them, for example, applying data-driven solutions and AI to the public sector, or integrating electrification into urban logistics. Urban logistics; Shared mobility and public transport; Mobility data management; Electrification of transport and alternative fuels; Health and mobility.; In the future, this call may also include specific topic scopes to address key market opportunities or urgent market failures that can be addressed through our funding. EIT Urban Mobility is committed to fostering a more equitable, diverse and inclusive innovation ecosystem. Proposals with diverse teams and clear strategies for inclusive innova
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