Climate security and civil preparedness – new ways to develop pre- and post-crisis climate-change related scenarios for a more resilient Europe

Description

Europe

Energy & Environment, Health & Life Sciences, ICT & Software +1•100% • 4.5M€

Closing Soon — Nov 5 (8d)

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Dates & Deadlines

Publication Date

December 12, 2025

Opening Date

May 6, 2026

Application Phases

Deadline

November 5, 2026 at 05:00 PM

8 days left

Financial Details

Non-Refundable

Maximum Funding Rate

100%

Budget

4.5M€

Eligible Project Value

4.5M€ - 4.5M€

Criteria & Documents

Eligible Expenses

●Personnel Costs
●Travel costs
●Equipment costs
●Other goods, works and services costs
●Subcontracting
●Indirect Costs

Access Conditions

●Legal entities from EU Member States and Associated Countries
●Consortium must include partners from at least three different EU Member States or Associated Countries
●Compliance with general and specific admissibility and eligibility criteria

Selection Criteria

●Excellence (scientific and technical merit)
●Impact (contribution to policy and partnership KPIs)
●Quality and efficiency of implementation

Mandatory Information

●Application form (Part A and Part B)
●Budget

Bonuses & Majorations

●Active involvement of at least 3 authorities in charge of disaster risk from 3 different EU/Associated Countries
●Enhanced international cooperation and policy integration
●Inclusion of entities from European outermost regions
●Use of Copernicus and/or Galileo/EGNOS data and services
●Strong engagement with end-users and practitioners
●Synergies with European Climate Risk Assessment and related EU Missions
●Capacity-building for vulnerable groups (elderly, disabled, children)
●Clustering with existing EU and national research actions
●Education and training components for responders and citizens
●Data produced must be FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Re-usable)
●Liaison with the European Commission's Joint Research Centre for real-scale testing
●Robust exploitation and uptake plan for project results

Result Indicators

●Number of validated tools and technologies for climate risk management
●Level of stakeholder and end-user engagement achieved
●Improvement in situational awareness before and after climate-related disasters
●Degree of interoperability and data sharing among disaster risk authorities
●Number of authorities and countries actively involved in the project
●Extent of international cooperation and policy integration
●Adoption of project results by operational disaster risk management entities
●Number of capacity-building activities delivered
●Volume of data produced that meets FAIR principles
●Demonstrated improvement in disaster resilience and preparedness
●Number of synergies and clustering activities with other EU projects
●Uptake of Copernicus and Galileo/EGNOS data in project outputs

EU Programme Details

Call ID: HORIZON-CL3-2026-01
Cluster: Cluster 3: Civil Security for Society
Destination: D5. Disaster-Resilient Society for Europe
Submission Mode: single-stage
EU Contribution: €4,500,000.00
Expected Projects: 1 project
Funding Rate Rule: Up to 70% of eligible costs for Innovation Actions (IA); up to 100% for non-profit legal entities

Funding Rate

100%

Budget

4.5M€

Days Left

Nov 5

Curated by

Marlene Faria

Eligibility

Eligible Sectors

Energy & EnvironmentHealth & Life SciencesICT & SoftwareOther

Company Typologies

MicroSMESmall Mid-CapMid-CapLargePrivate non-profit entitiesPublic entities

Application Mode

Consortium / Copromotion

Action Types

Development and validation of climate and environmental risk forecasting toolsDevelopment of risk assessment and analytical tools for crisis managementCreation of advanced technologies for monitoring climate-induced disastersStakeholder engagement and end-user involvement in solution designPre-crisis analysis and post-crisis situational awareness activitiesIntegration of space programme components (Copernicus, Galileo) for data accuracyCapacity-building for climate security resilienceInternational cooperation and policy integration for disaster risk reductionData sharing and interoperability initiativesEducation and training for first and second respondersDemonstration and validation of operational tools in real environmentsDevelopment of methodologies for cascading and compounding risk assessmentInnovation Action

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