On 22 March 2024, the SEREN5 EU-funded project will organise an online event dedicated to potential Horizon Europe – Cluster 3 applicants. The pre-Info Day will guide participant through the 2024 Work Programme and highlight available tools for collaboration.
If your work is related or can have an impact on healthy soils, the EU-funded SOLO project needs you. SOLO has created different roadmaps on the main knowledge gaps on research and innovation on soils across the different objectives of the EU Mission ‘A Deal Soil for Europe’. They are now available for revision. Have your say!
Horizon Europe projects are bringing circularity to the fashion industry with sustainable fibres, and new value chains for material reuse, repair and recycling. Discover how the EU-funded projects New Cotton, CISUTAC, FReSCH and FISHSkin are building a sustainable fashion industry that also respects human rights.
Magda Bou Dagher Kharrat leads one of the biggest Green Deal projects managed by REA. On the International Women’s Day, Dr. Kharrat reflects on what is like being a woman coordinator of a large EU-funded project; what has been, as a woman, the biggest challenge during her scientific career; and how is gender equality integrated in the SUPERB project. With 37 partners, SUPERB aims to advance forest restoration across Europe.
Join the conversation at EU Green Week 2024 as we strive for a water resilience. Are you interested in organising an event on water-related topics? Consider becoming one of the esteemed partners and organise an event on water between May and September 2024. You can apply by 17 March.
There is still time to apply for the call launched by the EU-funded project HuMUS. Funded under the EU Mission ‘A Soil Deal for Europe’, HuMUS makes available €600,000 in funding to support 20 local and regional soil health initiatives. The deadline to submit a proposal is 5 April.
The seven Horizon Europe 2024 Cluster 6 calls for proposals have recently closed. The 1.269 submitted proposals are competing for €890 million in EU funding. Evaluations are starting with the help of independent experts. Successful projects will be informed in June and are expected to start as of November to help the EU deliver on its climate action goals set on the European Green Deal.
The BORDEUS-2 program promotes premium European wines, particularly from Germany and Bordeaux, in the United States. It targets engaged, premium wine consumers aged 25-45 and social influencers through various marketing activities to increase awareness and product trial. The EU is co-funding the three-year program with EUR 5.78 million.
Dedicated to American consumers and professionals, a new communication campaign was launched to promote European agri-food and beverage products in the US. The initiative will share compelling stories through a series of events, promotions, and digital activities highlighting the benefits of EU agricultural produce.
If you have any questions about the application process, the latest Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) can offer an overview of the eligibility of projects. The FAQs are available in English on the Funding and Tenders Portal and in all EU languages on the website of DG Agriculture and rural development - Promotion of EU farm products.
Writing a proposal for EU funding or knowing if your organisation is eligible can be tricky. Get the support you need and discover everything there is to know as a potential applicant. It’s time to make your application process as easy as possible!
The hybrid Info Days included presentations and specific technical briefings on how to apply to the 2024 Promotion of Agricultural Products Calls for proposals. The recordings of the Info sessions are now available. Watch them and learn useful tips!
Have you started your proposal? The European Commission co-finances and directly organises campaigns and events to promote EU farm products worldwide. Two funding opportunities are now open, with a budget of €176.4 million to co-finance SIMPLE and MULTI campaigns. Apply by 14 May 2024!
Protecting democratic values is essential, especially in 2024, in light of the upcoming European elections. Meet EU-funded initiatives ready to nurture, protect and strengthen democracy in Europe and beyond.
On 21 February 2024, the ROSIE project (Responsible Open Science in Europe) hosted a policy roundtable at the European Parliament Panel for the Future of Science and Technology. Speakers included European Commissioner Iliana Ivanova, and Ivars Ijabs, Member of the European Parliament.
If integrating gender into your research may seem like a challenge, we’ve got you covered! Find out how to meet gender requirements when writing your grant proposal and discover your obligations under Horizon Europe – from Gender Equality Plans to the gender dimension in research.
Empowering scientists, public authorities, communicators, and the public to engage in meaningful dialogue is key to fostering a healthy public discussion of scientific issues. The updated CORDIS Results Pack on science communication highlights nine innovative projects working towards this objective.
The European Research Area platform provides space for researchers, innovators, citizens, and policymakers to connect, collaborate, and access the latest information, data and resources related to the European Research Area.
35 proposals have been submitted for the EU Award for Gender Equality Champions, with 10 in the Sustainable Gender Equality Champions category, 21 in the Newcomer Gender Equality Champions category, and 4 in the Inclusive Gender Equality Champions category. Evaluation results are expected in May 2024.
The EU-funded IMPETUS initiative is seeking Citizen Science projects for its 2nd Joint Open Call, covering: the IMPETUS Accelerator Programme, offering training and financial aid, and the European Union Prize for citizen science, rewarding outstanding projects. Apply by 11 and 14 March 2024!
