Online harms detection and investigation tools using a short development cycle model

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Description

Europe

ICT & Software•100% • 7.8M€

Pending

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Dates & Deadlines

Publication Date

December 12, 2025

Opening Date

May 5, 2027

Application Phases

Deadline

November 4, 2027 at 05:00 PM

Financial Details

Non-Refundable

Maximum Funding Rate

100%

Budget

7.8M€

Eligible Project Value

7.8M€ - 7.8M€

Maximum Duration

48 months

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 Police Authorities from 3 different EU/Associated Countries
●Up to 100% funding rate for non-profit legal entities
●Cooperation with Europol Innovation Lab and CEPOL
●Special consideration for gender-based and vulnerable groups
●Preference for modular, easily integrated tools
●Access to created tools at little or no cost for Police Authorities
●Synergy with previous EU-funded projects and clustering initiatives

Result Indicators

●Deployment of new or improved online harms detection tools
●Number of Police Authorities adopting developed solutions
●Reduction in response time to emerging online threats
●Increased collaboration between Police Authorities and researchers
●Number of training sessions delivered to practitioners
●Improved user satisfaction and usability of tools
●Achievement of TRL 6-8 by project end
●Number of modular functionalities integrated
●Uptake and sustainability of project results
●Enhanced protection for vulnerable groups online
●Compliance with EU data exchange and cybersecurity standards
●Validated impact through mid-term practitioner assessment

EU Programme Details

Call ID: HORIZON-CL3-2027-01-FCT-01
Cluster: Cluster 3: Civil Security for Society
Destination: D1. Better protect the EU and its citizens against Crime and Terrorism
Submission Mode: single-stage
EU Contribution: €7,833,000.00 per project
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

7.8M€

Curated by

Marlene Faria

Eligibility

Eligible Sectors

ICT & Software

Company Typologies

MicroSMESmall Mid-CapMid-CapLargePrivate non-profit entitiesPublic entities

Application Mode

Consortium / Copromotion

Action Types

Development of modular detection and investigation tools for online harmsRapid deployment and iterative improvement of digital security solutionsCollaboration with Police Authorities and security practitionersIntegration of feedback from end-users into tool developmentEngagement with Europol Innovation Lab and relevant EU agenciesTraining and capacity building for Police AuthoritiesReal-time monitoring and risk assessment of online threatsEarly detection of fraudulent online activitiesAdaptation to emerging cybercrime trendsValidation of tools against practitioner needsImplementation of data exchange and cybersecurity standardsAwareness raising and information sharing with citizensInnovation Action

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