Target groups: Research organisations
Target groups: Public sector, Industry, Research organisations
Target groups: Industry, Research organisations
This call aims to harness the potential of disruptive technology to offer novel solutions to global challenges and accelerate progress towards achieving the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The projects are required to address at least one of the seventeen SDGs.
The European Commission finances research/innovation and capacity building within semiconductor technologies under its Horizon and Digital Programme. The European Commission and the national research councils work together to finance the projects. The announcements that are relevant for this national co-financing announcement are advertised on the website of Chips JU (Participate).
BiodivFuture focuses on supporting future-looking research and innovation that will address biodiversity and novel ecosystems, as well as their socio-ecological dynamics and consequences relating to the sustainability goals of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, and associated future pathways and trajectories of change. The call covers investigating the causes (drivers), effects (biological responses), and outcomes (including opportunities, risks and trade-offs) of current and future trajectories of change in all relevant realms (terrestrial, freshwater, marine and coastal areas), in all regions of the world.
The call invites 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.
This EU Partnership aims to foster the necessary transformation towards a climate-neutral, sustainable, productive and competitive blue economy by 2030, while creating the conditions for a sustainable ocean for people by 2050.
The aim of this call for proposals is to support transnational research and/or innovation projects that help cities tackle urban challenges and transition towards a climate neutral and resilient future for all.
The Research Council announces up to 2.4 million euros for Norwegian researchers and businesses who want to participate in international research collaboration in materials research.
Norwegian participation in this EuroHPC call is co-financed by the Resarch Council by 15 million kroner.
The Raw Materials Partnership for the Green and Digital Transition (RAMP) is an international joint call funded by multiple countries for projects that contribute to a sustainable and secure supply of raw materials in the green and digital transition. Projects must be developed by consortia with partners from several countries and address one or more of the thematic areas of the call’s thematic areas.
This call provides funding for preparatory projects that bring together Nordic actors in research and innovation within the raw materials and minerals field. The objective is to support consortium building, network development, and the strategic foundation for competitive proposals to the EU co-funded partnership Raw Materials Partnership (RAMP) and other relevant calls.
The European Partnership FutureFoodS has pre-announced its 3rd transnational call, “GETS - Getting Everyone Together for Sustainable Food Systems: empowered consumers, innovative sustainable products and trusted value chains”. The call is expected to open in early November 2026 and will support research and innovation projects that contribute to sustainable food systems from both land- and sea-based resources.
The call aims to encourage and enable interdisciplinary and cross-sectorial research collaborations on on the development and validation of an innovative and novel cell and gene therapy for personalized medicine.
Messages at time of print 16 October 2026, 17:19 CEST