Grants8

Grant Information	Key Details	Eligibility & Funding
GarageGenius - Mentoring Program for Individual Innovators GarageGenius Programme: Fundusze Europejskie dla Nowoczesnej Gospodarki (FENG), Działanie 2.27 Laboratorium Innowatora	The GarageGenius program aims to provide comprehensive mentoring and expert support to individual innovators or teams of individuals. Its core objective is to help them verify, develop, and commercialize innovative business ideas, ultimately transforming these ideas into profitable ventures and preparing them for market entry. - Target recipient type and size: Individual innovators or teams of natural persons (pre-startup/early idea stage). - SECTOR-AGNOSTIC: The program supports innovative business ideas across various fields. - Geographic scope and location requirements: The project must be realized in and have territorial scope within Poland. - Key filtering criteria: Applicant must be an individual or team of individuals with an innovative business idea, owning the rights to their idea. - Grant frequency and program context: This is a recurring program with multiple recruitment rounds, part of the broader 'European Funds for Modern Economy (FENG), Action 2.27 Innovator's Lab' initiative.	Funding Up to 0.00 PLN Deadline June 15, 2026, 10:59 p.m.	Details
Open topic: Innovating for on-farm post-harvest operations, storage and transformation of crops into food and non-food products 48211849TOPICSen Programme: Horizon Europe	Grant Purpose and Target Single, clear statement of grant's core objective: To test, develop, and pilot innovative solutions for improving on-farm post-harvest operations, storage, and transformation of crops into food and non-food products, enhancing farmers' position in value chains and fostering new SME-led sustainable business models. Explicit identification of target recipient type and size: Primarily targets farmers and Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs), along with other actors in the agri-food value chain (e.g., research organizations, industry, NGOs, local authorities) participating in multi-actor consortia. SECTOR-SPECIFIC Geographic scope and any location requirements: Open to entities from EU Member States and countries associated with Horizon Europe (specific list in Annex B of the Work Programme General Annexes). The focus is on strengthening EU agri-food systems and promoting global transition, particularly through EU-Africa cooperation. Key filtering criteria for initial grant screening: Focus on innovation in post-harvest handling, storage, and transformation of crops. Must aim to improve farmers' position in value chains and create new SME-led business models. Projects must demonstrate a positive impact on climate and environment. Mandatory multi-actor approach involving farmers and SMEs. Solutions must be practically applicable and tailored to farmers' needs. Grant frequency and program context: This is a specific topic within the Horizon Europe 2025 Work Programme, Cluster 6 'Food, Bioeconomy, Natural Resources, Agriculture and Environment'. It is an Innovation Action (IA) with a two-stage application process, indicating it is part of a recurring framework program.	Funding Up to 6000000.00 EUR Deadline Feb. 18, 2026, midnight	Details
Living labs to enhance soil health in Continental, Boreal and Alpine biogeographical regions HORIZON-MISS-2025-05-SOIL-01-two-stage Programme: Horizon Europe	The core objective of this grant is to establish and expand a network of living labs in specific European biogeographical regions (Continental, Boreal, Alpine). The aim is to drive the transition towards healthy soils by co-creating and implementing localized soil health solutions. This grant targets consortia comprising diverse actors, including researchers, land managers (such as farmers and foresters), Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs), Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), public authorities, and civil society. The emphasis is on a multi-actor approach, involving various types of organizations and individuals. This is a SECTOR-SPECIFIC grant, focused on soil health, agriculture, and environmental management. The geographic scope is Europe, specifically focusing on the Continental, Boreal, or Alpine biogeographical regions. Proposals must center on one of these regions, ensuring the majority of their living labs are located there. Furthermore, living labs must be situated in at least three different EU Member States and/or Associated Countries. Key filtering criteria for this grant include a clear focus on soil health, the mandatory application of a multi-actor approach, location within the specified European biogeographical regions, and involvement of participants from multiple EU/Associated countries. This grant is part of the ongoing 'Mission A Soil Deal for Europe' Work Programme, indicating it is a recurring opportunity building on previous years' efforts.	Funding Up to 12000000.00 EUR Deadline Feb. 18, 2026, midnight	Details
Core technologies for virtual worlds (RIA) (Virtual Worlds and Photonics Partnerships) HORIZON-CL4-2025-03-HUMAN-14 Programme: Horizon Europe	Core objective: Develop core technologies for virtual worlds, emphasizing realistic and performant interaction and immersion, supporting a human-centric Web 4.0 and European industrial leadership. Explicit identification of target recipient type and size: Research organizations, universities, SMEs, and larger companies, typically forming consortia for substantial research projects. MUST state if grant is 'SECTOR-SPECIFIC' or 'SECTOR-AGNOSTIC': SECTOR-SPECIFIC (Digital Technologies, Virtual Worlds, Photonics, AI, Extended Reality). Geographic scope and any location requirements: Open to organizations from EU Member States and Associated Countries. Subject to restrictions for the protection of European communication networks. Key filtering criteria for initial grant screening: Focus on virtual worlds core technologies (either multimodal interaction or innovative optics/photonics). Must propose a consortium and integrate Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) expertise. Grant frequency and program context: One-time call for this specific topic, forming part of the Horizon Europe Work Programme 2025, implemented as a Research and Innovation Action (RIA).	Funding Up to 6000000.00 EUR Deadline Oct. 2, 2025, midnight	Details
Addressing Barriers to Healthcare Transitions for Survivors of Childhood and Adolescent Cancers (R01 Clinical Trial Optional) RFA-CA-25-019 Programme: National Institutes of Health (NIH)	This grant supports multi-level intervention studies to overcome individual and system-level barriers in healthcare transitions for childhood and adolescent cancer survivors. The goal is to develop and test strategies promoting high-quality transitional care and continued engagement of survivors into adulthood. This is a SECTOR-SPECIFIC grant focused on healthcare and medical research. Eligible recipients are diverse organizational types (universities, nonprofits, for-profits, governments) located in the United States. Key filtering criteria include a focus on human subjects research, cancer survivorship, and the explicit requirement for multidisciplinary research teams. This is a reissue of a prior funding opportunity, indicating it may recur.	Funding Up to 2495000.00 USD Deadline Oct. 17, 2025, 5 p.m.	Details
New advanced tools and processes for Operational Cybersecurity HORIZON-CL3-2025-02-CS-ECCC-02 Programme: Horizon Europe	Grant Purpose and Target Core Objective: Develop new advanced tools and processes for Operational Cybersecurity to strengthen the EU's strategic autonomy, digital sovereignty, and resilience. Target Recipient Types: Legal entities, with a strong encouragement for innovative European cybersecurity start-ups and SMEs. Designation: SECTOR-SPECIFIC (Cybersecurity, ICT, Operational Technology (OT)). Geographic Scope: EU Member States and Associated Countries. Key Filtering Criteria: Focus on operational cybersecurity, establishment in eligible EU/Associated Countries, and no direct or indirect control by non-eligible countries. Grant Frequency and Context: This is a single-stage Innovation Action (IA) call under the Horizon Europe Work Programme, indirectly managed by the European Cybersecurity Competence Centre (ECCC).	Funding Up to 6000000.00 EUR Deadline Nov. 12, 2025, midnight	Details
IDeA Clinical & Translational Research Development (CTR-D) Award (P20-Clinical Trial Optional) PAR-23-257 Programme: Institutional Development Award (IDeA) Program	The IDeA Clinical & Translational Research Development (CTR-D) Award aims to build clinical and translational research capacity by enhancing workforce development and infrastructure at health research organizations in IDeA-eligible U.S. states. - Target recipient type and size: Health research organizations. Implied to be institutions with established research infrastructure capable of managing multi-component projects. - SECTOR-SPECIFIC (Health Research, Biomedical Research, Clinical Research) - Geographic scope and any location requirements: IDeA-eligible states in the U.S. (Alaska, Arkansas, Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Vermont, West Virginia, Wyoming). - Key filtering criteria: Must be a health research organization in an IDeA-eligible state, with existing external C&T research grants, and not already participating in certain other NIH IDeA awards. - Grant frequency and program context: Recurring opportunity with annual application cycles. Part of the broader NIH Institutional Development Award (IDeA) program to enhance research capacity in states with historically low NIH funding.	Funding Up to 1500000.00 USD Deadline Oct. 9, 2025, 5 p.m.	Details
BRAIN Initiative: Development and Validation of Novel Tools to Probe Cell-Specific and Circuit-Specific Processes in the Brain (R01 Clinical Trial Not Allowed) RFA-MH-26-170 Programme: BRAIN Initiative	The core objective of this BRAIN Initiative grant is to encourage research that will develop and validate novel tools to facilitate the detailed analysis of complex neural circuits and provide insights into cellular interactions underlying brain function. - Target recipients include a wide range of organizations: higher education institutions, nonprofits, for-profit businesses (small and large), and various governmental entities. - This grant is SECTOR-SPECIFIC, focusing on neuroscience, neurotechnologies, and brain research. - Geographic scope covers organizations within the United States and non-U.S. (foreign) entities. - Key filtering criteria for initial screening are that applications must focus on 'tool/technology development' rather than primarily pursuing a biological/disease mechanism or hypothesis, and clinical trials are explicitly 'not allowed'. - This grant opportunity is recurring, with multiple application due dates until its expiration in February 2027, indicating it's part of an ongoing program context.	Funding Up to None USD Deadline Feb. 8, 2027, 10 p.m.	Details
Research Resource for Human Organs and Tissues (U42 Clinical Trial Not Allowed) PAR-24-258 Programme: National Institutes of Health	The core objective of this grant is to support and advance an existing Human Tissue and Organ Research Resource program. This resource aims to facilitate the continued availability of a wide variety of human tissues and organs (both diseased and normal) to qualified biomedical researchers for laboratory studies. Target recipients: Established organizations with a proven track record in managing human tissue and organ research resources. SECTOR-SPECIFIC: This grant is highly sector-specific, focusing exclusively on biomedical research related to human tissues and organs. Geographic scope: Applicants must be located within the United States, its states, or its territories and possessions. Foreign organizations and foreign components of U.S. organizations are not eligible. Key filtering criteria: Your organization must have a demonstrated history of successfully operating a human tissue and organ research resource. Proposals involving clinical trials are explicitly not allowed. Grant frequency: This is a reissue of a previous funding opportunity, indicating that this type of support may recur, although specific deadlines are tied to this current announcement.	Funding Up to 720000.00 USD Deadline Sept. 26, 2025, 5 p.m.	Details
Support to the International HPC Summer School HORIZON-EUROHPC-JU-2025-IHPCSS-02 Programme: Horizon Europe	This grant aims to provide European support for the organization and implementation of the International HPC Summer School (IHPCSS) from 2026-2029, including financial assistance for up to 40 early career researchers from EuroHPC Participating States to attend annually. - Explicit identification of target recipient type and size: The target recipient is a consortium of organizations with expertise in High Performance Computing (HPC) and experience in organizing large-scale international training events. The consortium size is not explicitly limited, but all partners must have a significant and justified role. - MUST state if grant is 'SECTOR-SPECIFIC' or 'SECTOR-AGNOSTIC': SECTOR-SPECIFIC - Geographic scope and any location requirements: - Applicant consortium: Not explicitly restricted, but experience with EuroHPC Participating States is crucial. - Beneficiaries (summer school participants): Must have primary residence, employment, and citizenship in a EuroHPC Participating State. - Key filtering criteria for initial grant screening: Organizations/consortia with significant experience in HPC training and event organization, willingness to coordinate with international partners, and capacity to manage financial support to third parties. - Grant frequency and program context: This call is for a 4-year project to support annual International HPC Summer Schools (IHPCSS) from 2026-2029, building on an existing initiative launched in 2010. It is a Coordination and Support Action (CSA) under the Horizon Europe framework.	Funding Up to 1000000.00 EUR Deadline Oct. 2, 2025, midnight	Details
Support to the operation and further development of soil-health science-policy interfaces and national soil-health hubs HORIZON-MISS-2025-05-SOIL-08 Programme: Horizon Europe	Primary objective: Strengthen science-based policies for soil health, implement the proposed EU Directive on Soil Monitoring and Resilience, and embed Mission Soil Research and Innovation (R&I) at national and regional levels. Target recipients: Public bodies, research organizations, businesses, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and other stakeholders forming multi-actor consortia. MUST state if grant is 'SECTOR-SPECIFIC' or 'SECTOR-AGNOSTIC': SECTOR-SPECIFIC, focusing on soil health, agriculture, forestry, environment, and spatial planning. Geographic scope: EU Member States and interested Horizon Europe Associated Countries. Key filtering criteria: Focus on soil-health science-policy interfaces and national soil-health hubs, multi-actor approach, contribution to Mission Soil objectives. Grant frequency and program context: Part of the annual Horizon Europe Work Programme (2025 WP), building on previous programs under the Mission 'A Soil Deal for Europe'.	Funding Up to 6000000.00 EUR Deadline Sept. 30, 2025, midnight	Details
Innovative and advanced monitoring and modelling systems for revised air quality policies HORIZON-CL6-2025-01-ZEROPOLLUTION-01 Programme: Horizon Europe	The core objective of this grant is to develop innovative and advanced monitoring and modelling systems that will support revised air quality policies. - Target recipients: Public authorities, researchers, NGOs, patient organizations, technology providers, and other relevant stakeholders. - This grant is SECTOR-SPECIFIC focusing on environmental science, air quality, and related technologies. - Geographic scope: Organizations from European Union Member States and Associated Countries are eligible. - Key filtering criteria: Projects must focus on air quality monitoring/modelling, innovative solutions (e.g., AI, Earth Observation), and align with the EU's revised Ambient Air Quality Directive and Zero Pollution Action Plan. - Grant frequency: This is a specific topic within the annual Horizon Europe Work Programme 2025.	Funding Up to 10000000.00 EUR Deadline Sept. 17, 2025, midnight	Details
Broadening the living labs approach for soil health in Africa and Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) 48270814TOPICSen Programme: Horizon Europe	Broadening the living labs approach for soil health in Africa and Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC). - Target recipient type and size: Primarily consortia of diverse actors, including research organizations, land managers, civil society organizations (CSOs), SMEs, and local communities. Open to various organizational sizes. - SECTOR-SPECIFIC - Geographic scope and any location requirements: Africa or Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC). Projects must establish participatory initiatives in at least 5 to 6 countries within the chosen region. - Key filtering criteria for initial grant screening: Focus on soil health, mandatory multi-actor approach, strict geographic focus on Africa/LAC, and organizational eligibility based on country establishment. - Grant frequency and program context: Part of the 'A Soil Deal for Europe' Mission's 2025 Work Programme, building on previous calls. This is a recurring opportunity within the Mission's timeframe (until 2030).	Funding Up to 6000000.00 EUR Deadline Feb. 18, 2026, midnight	Details
Citizen engagement for sustainable land management through local and regional authorities 48270900TOPICSen Programme: Horizon Europe	The core objective of this grant is to increase awareness and understanding among citizens and local/regional policymakers regarding the value of soils and challenges to soil health. It also aims to strengthen the capacities of local and regional authorities in promoting sustainable land management. The grant seeks to establish participatory processes that lead to the adoption and implementation of 'Territorial Management Agreements' for soil protection and restoration. Explicit identification of target recipient type and size: Consortia involving local and regional authorities, researchers, land managers, civil society organizations, businesses, and other relevant stakeholders. Local/regional authorities can be direct beneficiaries or third parties. MUST state if grant is SECTOR-SPECIFIC Geographic scope and any location requirements: Projects should cover activities 'across Europe' with a focus on local and regional levels. Eligible countries are those specified in Annex B of the Horizon Europe Work Programme General Annexes, which typically includes EU Member States and Associated Countries. Non-EU/non-Associated countries may participate if specific funding provisions are made. Key filtering criteria for initial grant screening: Focus on soil health, citizen engagement, sustainable land management, and significant involvement of local/regional governmental bodies. Applicants must propose a multi-actor approach and be prepared to launch at least 40 Territorial Management Agreements. Grant frequency and program context: This is part of the 2025 Work Programme for the 'Mission A Soil Deal for Europe', which is a recurring program under Horizon Europe, building on previous years' efforts.	Funding Up to 5000000.00 EUR Deadline Sept. 30, 2025, midnight	Details
NLM Information Resource Grants to Reduce Health Disparities and Promote Health for All (G08 Clinical Trial Not Allowed) PAR-24-281 Programme: National Institutes of Health (NIH)	Core objective: To provide accurate, useful, usable, and understandable health information to populations that experience health disparities and their health care providers. Focus: Develop, deploy, expand, or improve new or existing information resources or services to reduce health disparities and promote health for all. Target recipient type: Higher Education Institutions, Nonprofits, Local, State, Tribal, and Federal Governments, Independent School Districts, Public Housing Authorities, Native American Tribal Organizations, Faith-based or Community-based Organizations, and Regional Organizations. Target size: Not specified (broad range of organization types). Designation: SECTOR-SPECIFIC Geographic scope: United States entities only (foreign organizations are not eligible). Key filtering criteria: Must address a health disparity, must collaborate with a medical or health library, projects cannot be clinical trials. Grant frequency and program context: Reissue of a previous funding opportunity (PAR-20-283) under the National Library of Medicine's (NLM) G08 program, which is recurring.	Funding Up to 600000.00 USD Deadline May 25, 2026, 5 p.m.	Details
HIV Prevention and Alcohol (R34 Clinical Trials Optional) PAS-25-161 Programme: NIH Grants	The core objective of this grant is to support planning studies that are scientifically necessary and sufficient to inform the design and future implementation of Phase II, III, or IV clinical trials focused on HIV prevention among alcohol-impacted populations. This grant targets research institutions, non-profits, for-profit organizations, and government entities of various sizes capable of conducting rigorous research. It is SECTOR-SPECIFIC, focusing primarily on Healthcare (HIV/AIDS, Alcohol Use Disorder) and Social Sciences/Behavioral Research. The geographic scope is Domestic (US, with emphasis on HIV/AIDS 'hot spots' like the US South) and International. Key filtering criteria include a focus on HIV prevention, involvement of alcohol-impacted populations, and the explicit aim of informing a clinical trial. This is a recurring grant opportunity, noted as a reissue of a previous announcement (PAS-23-172), indicating ongoing program context.	Funding Up to 450000.00 USD Deadline May 8, 2026, 10 p.m.	Details
SKALAB – Support for Startups in Technology Implementation, Poland Prize and Go Global Acceleration SKALAB Programme: European Funds for Startup Acceleration	Core objective: To support startups in implementing solutions with technology recipients, accelerate 'Poland Prize' (for foreign entities establishing in Poland), and facilitate 'Go Global' expansion (for Polish entities in North America). Target recipients: Startups, micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). SECTOR-SPECIFIC with a primary focus on Industry 4.0, but also generally on technology innovation and market expansion. Geographic scope: Projects can span Poland and international markets (North America). Funding recipients are organizations based in Poland. Key filtering criteria for initial screening: Innovative solutions, especially those addressing Industry 4.0 needs, potential for market growth and internationalization, and for foreign entities, a clear interest in establishing business operations in Poland. Grant frequency: This is a multi-round program (6 rounds over 36 months) with recurring application windows until the final deadline in January 2026.	Funding Up to 400000.00 PLN Deadline Jan. 31, 2026, 11:59 p.m.	Details
NIDDK Education Program Grants (R25 Clinical Trial Not Allowed) PAR-24-074 Programme: National Institutes of Health (NIH) Research Education Program (R25)	The NIDDK Education Program Grants (R25) aim to support educational activities that either complement or enhance the training of a workforce to meet the nation's biomedical, behavioral, and clinical research needs. The primary focus is on developing Courses for Skills Development and providing Research Experiences within NIDDK's specific mission areas. - Target Recipient Types: A broad range of U.S.-based organizations including Higher Education Institutions, Nonprofits, For-Profit Organizations (including Small Businesses), Local and Tribal Governments, Federal Agencies, Independent School Districts, Public Housing Authorities, Faith-based and Community-based Organizations, and Regional Organizations. - Size: No specific size restrictions; open to organizations of all employee counts. - Designation: SECTOR-SPECIFIC - Geographic Scope: United States (U.S. organizations only; foreign entities are not eligible). - Key Filtering Criteria: Must be a U.S.-based organization focused on research education within the mission areas of the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK), specifically excluding clinical trial proposals and K-12 targeted education. - Grant Frequency: Recurring opportunity with annual application deadlines through January 2026.	Funding Up to 500000.00 USD Deadline Jan. 30, 2026, 5 p.m.	Details
A toolbox for public authorities to address marine plastics and litter from river-to-ocean 48335423TOPICSen Programme: Restore our Ocean, seas and waters by 2030 Mission (Horizon Europe)	Core Objective: Develop and demonstrate a 'toolbox' for public authorities to effectively address marine plastic and litter pollution using a river-to-ocean approach, aiming for significant reduction of plastic in European waters. Target Recipient Type: Primarily public authorities, public service providers, and local/regional authorities, who are expected to use and replicate the developed solutions. Grant is SECTOR-SPECIFIC: Focuses on environmental protection, marine and freshwater ecosystems, and pollution control. Geographic Scope: Projects must focus on one of four specific European sea/river basins: 1) Atlantic and Arctic, 2) Mediterranean, 3) Baltic and North Sea, or 4) Danube River basin (including Black Sea). Key Filtering Criteria: Proposals must address marine plastic and litter pollution, demonstrate practical solutions from land-to-river-to-sea, involve public authorities, and operate within one of the specified European basins. Grant Program Context: This is a 2025 call under the Horizon Europe 'Restore our Ocean and Waters by 2030' Mission, falling within its 'development and piloting' phase (2022-2025), with a view towards 'deployment and upscaling' (2026-2030).	Funding Up to 5500000.00 EUR Deadline Sept. 24, 2025, midnight	Details
Innovative Biospecimen Science Technologies for Basic and Clinical Cancer Research (R61 Clinical Trial Not Allowed) RFA-CA-25-003 Programme: Innovative Molecular Analysis Technologies (IMAT) Program	This grant aims to support the early-stage development of highly innovative technologies that improve the quality and handling of biological samples used in cancer research or clinical care. It targets organizations with novel technical ideas for biospecimen science. This is a SECTOR-SPECIFIC grant. Geographic scope: Organizations worldwide are eligible to apply. Key filtering criteria: Focus on early-stage, high-risk, high-impact technology development, specifically for biospecimen science in cancer. Clinical trials are not allowed. Grant frequency: This is a reissue, indicating a recurring program with specific annual application cycles.	Funding Up to 450000.00 USD Deadline Oct. 3, 2025, 5 p.m.	Details

GarageGenius - Mentoring Program for Individual Innovators

GarageGenius

Programme: Fundusze Europejskie dla Nowoczesnej Gospodarki (FENG), Działanie 2.27 Laboratorium Innowatora

The GarageGenius program aims to provide comprehensive mentoring and expert support to individual innovators or teams of individuals. Its core objective is to help them verify, develop, and commercialize innovative business ideas, ultimately transforming these ideas into profitable ventures and preparing them for market entry. - Target recipient type and size: Individual innovators or teams of natural persons (pre-startup/early idea stage). - SECTOR-AGNOSTIC: The program supports innovative business ideas across various fields. - Geographic scope and location requirements: The project must be realized in and have territorial scope within Poland. - Key filtering criteria: Applicant must be an individual or team of individuals with an innovative business idea, owning the rights to their idea. - Grant frequency and program context: This is a recurring program with multiple recruitment rounds, part of the broader 'European Funds for Modern Economy (FENG), Action 2.27 Innovator's Lab' initiative.

Funding

Up to 0.00 PLN

Deadline

June 15, 2026, 10:59 p.m.

Details

Open topic: Innovating for on-farm post-harvest operations, storage and transformation of crops into food and non-food products

48211849TOPICSen

Programme: Horizon Europe

Grant Purpose and Target

Single, clear statement of grant's core objective: To test, develop, and pilot innovative solutions for improving on-farm post-harvest operations, storage, and transformation of crops into food and non-food products, enhancing farmers' position in value chains and fostering new SME-led sustainable business models.
Explicit identification of target recipient type and size: Primarily targets farmers and Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs), along with other actors in the agri-food value chain (e.g., research organizations, industry, NGOs, local authorities) participating in multi-actor consortia.
SECTOR-SPECIFIC
Geographic scope and any location requirements: Open to entities from EU Member States and countries associated with Horizon Europe (specific list in Annex B of the Work Programme General Annexes). The focus is on strengthening EU agri-food systems and promoting global transition, particularly through EU-Africa cooperation.
Key filtering criteria for initial grant screening:
Focus on innovation in post-harvest handling, storage, and transformation of crops.
Must aim to improve farmers' position in value chains and create new SME-led business models.
Projects must demonstrate a positive impact on climate and environment.
Mandatory multi-actor approach involving farmers and SMEs.
Solutions must be practically applicable and tailored to farmers' needs.
Grant frequency and program context: This is a specific topic within the Horizon Europe 2025 Work Programme, Cluster 6 'Food, Bioeconomy, Natural Resources, Agriculture and Environment'. It is an Innovation Action (IA) with a two-stage application process, indicating it is part of a recurring framework program.

Funding

Up to 6000000.00 EUR

Deadline

Feb. 18, 2026, midnight

Details

Living labs to enhance soil health in Continental, Boreal and Alpine biogeographical regions

HORIZON-MISS-2025-05-SOIL-01-two-stage

Programme: Horizon Europe

The core objective of this grant is to establish and expand a network of living labs in specific European biogeographical regions (Continental, Boreal, Alpine). The aim is to drive the transition towards healthy soils by co-creating and implementing localized soil health solutions.
This grant targets consortia comprising diverse actors, including researchers, land managers (such as farmers and foresters), Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs), Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), public authorities, and civil society. The emphasis is on a multi-actor approach, involving various types of organizations and individuals.
This is a SECTOR-SPECIFIC grant, focused on soil health, agriculture, and environmental management.
The geographic scope is Europe, specifically focusing on the Continental, Boreal, or Alpine biogeographical regions. Proposals must center on one of these regions, ensuring the majority of their living labs are located there. Furthermore, living labs must be situated in at least three different EU Member States and/or Associated Countries.
Key filtering criteria for this grant include a clear focus on soil health, the mandatory application of a multi-actor approach, location within the specified European biogeographical regions, and involvement of participants from multiple EU/Associated countries.
This grant is part of the ongoing 'Mission A Soil Deal for Europe' Work Programme, indicating it is a recurring opportunity building on previous years' efforts.

Funding

Up to 12000000.00 EUR

Deadline

Feb. 18, 2026, midnight

Details

Core technologies for virtual worlds (RIA) (Virtual Worlds and Photonics Partnerships)

HORIZON-CL4-2025-03-HUMAN-14

Programme: Horizon Europe

Core objective: Develop core technologies for virtual worlds, emphasizing realistic and performant interaction and immersion, supporting a human-centric Web 4.0 and European industrial leadership.
Explicit identification of target recipient type and size: Research organizations, universities, SMEs, and larger companies, typically forming consortia for substantial research projects.
MUST state if grant is 'SECTOR-SPECIFIC' or 'SECTOR-AGNOSTIC': SECTOR-SPECIFIC (Digital Technologies, Virtual Worlds, Photonics, AI, Extended Reality).
Geographic scope and any location requirements: Open to organizations from EU Member States and Associated Countries. Subject to restrictions for the protection of European communication networks.
Key filtering criteria for initial grant screening: Focus on virtual worlds core technologies (either multimodal interaction or innovative optics/photonics). Must propose a consortium and integrate Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) expertise.
Grant frequency and program context: One-time call for this specific topic, forming part of the Horizon Europe Work Programme 2025, implemented as a Research and Innovation Action (RIA).

Funding

Up to 6000000.00 EUR

Deadline

Oct. 2, 2025, midnight

Details

Addressing Barriers to Healthcare Transitions for Survivors of Childhood and Adolescent Cancers (R01 Clinical Trial Optional)

RFA-CA-25-019

Programme: National Institutes of Health (NIH)

This grant supports multi-level intervention studies to overcome individual and system-level barriers in healthcare transitions for childhood and adolescent cancer survivors.
The goal is to develop and test strategies promoting high-quality transitional care and continued engagement of survivors into adulthood.
This is a SECTOR-SPECIFIC grant focused on healthcare and medical research.
Eligible recipients are diverse organizational types (universities, nonprofits, for-profits, governments) located in the United States.
Key filtering criteria include a focus on human subjects research, cancer survivorship, and the explicit requirement for multidisciplinary research teams.
This is a reissue of a prior funding opportunity, indicating it may recur.

Funding

Up to 2495000.00 USD

Deadline

Oct. 17, 2025, 5 p.m.

Details

New advanced tools and processes for Operational Cybersecurity

HORIZON-CL3-2025-02-CS-ECCC-02

Programme: Horizon Europe

Grant Purpose and Target

Core Objective: Develop new advanced tools and processes for Operational Cybersecurity to strengthen the EU's strategic autonomy, digital sovereignty, and resilience.
Target Recipient Types: Legal entities, with a strong encouragement for innovative European cybersecurity start-ups and SMEs.
Designation: SECTOR-SPECIFIC (Cybersecurity, ICT, Operational Technology (OT)).
Geographic Scope: EU Member States and Associated Countries.
Key Filtering Criteria: Focus on operational cybersecurity, establishment in eligible EU/Associated Countries, and no direct or indirect control by non-eligible countries.
Grant Frequency and Context: This is a single-stage Innovation Action (IA) call under the Horizon Europe Work Programme, indirectly managed by the European Cybersecurity Competence Centre (ECCC).

Funding

Up to 6000000.00 EUR

Deadline

Nov. 12, 2025, midnight

Details

IDeA Clinical & Translational Research Development (CTR-D) Award (P20-Clinical Trial Optional)

PAR-23-257

Programme: Institutional Development Award (IDeA) Program

The IDeA Clinical & Translational Research Development (CTR-D) Award aims to build clinical and translational research capacity by enhancing workforce development and infrastructure at health research organizations in IDeA-eligible U.S. states. - Target recipient type and size: Health research organizations. Implied to be institutions with established research infrastructure capable of managing multi-component projects. - SECTOR-SPECIFIC (Health Research, Biomedical Research, Clinical Research) - Geographic scope and any location requirements: IDeA-eligible states in the U.S. (Alaska, Arkansas, Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Vermont, West Virginia, Wyoming). - Key filtering criteria: Must be a health research organization in an IDeA-eligible state, with existing external C&T research grants, and not already participating in certain other NIH IDeA awards. - Grant frequency and program context: Recurring opportunity with annual application cycles. Part of the broader NIH Institutional Development Award (IDeA) program to enhance research capacity in states with historically low NIH funding.

Funding

Up to 1500000.00 USD

Deadline

Oct. 9, 2025, 5 p.m.

Details

BRAIN Initiative: Development and Validation of Novel Tools to Probe Cell-Specific and Circuit-Specific Processes in the Brain (R01 Clinical Trial Not Allowed)

RFA-MH-26-170

Programme: BRAIN Initiative

The core objective of this BRAIN Initiative grant is to encourage research that will develop and validate novel tools to facilitate the detailed analysis of complex neural circuits and provide insights into cellular interactions underlying brain function. - Target recipients include a wide range of organizations: higher education institutions, nonprofits, for-profit businesses (small and large), and various governmental entities. - This grant is SECTOR-SPECIFIC, focusing on neuroscience, neurotechnologies, and brain research. - Geographic scope covers organizations within the United States and non-U.S. (foreign) entities. - Key filtering criteria for initial screening are that applications must focus on 'tool/technology development' rather than primarily pursuing a biological/disease mechanism or hypothesis, and clinical trials are explicitly 'not allowed'. - This grant opportunity is recurring, with multiple application due dates until its expiration in February 2027, indicating it's part of an ongoing program context.

Funding

Up to None USD

Deadline

Feb. 8, 2027, 10 p.m.

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Research Resource for Human Organs and Tissues (U42 Clinical Trial Not Allowed)

PAR-24-258

Programme: National Institutes of Health

The core objective of this grant is to support and advance an existing Human Tissue and Organ Research Resource program. This resource aims to facilitate the continued availability of a wide variety of human tissues and organs (both diseased and normal) to qualified biomedical researchers for laboratory studies.

Target recipients: Established organizations with a proven track record in managing human tissue and organ research resources.
SECTOR-SPECIFIC: This grant is highly sector-specific, focusing exclusively on biomedical research related to human tissues and organs.
Geographic scope: Applicants must be located within the United States, its states, or its territories and possessions. Foreign organizations and foreign components of U.S. organizations are not eligible.
Key filtering criteria: Your organization must have a demonstrated history of successfully operating a human tissue and organ research resource. Proposals involving clinical trials are explicitly not allowed.
Grant frequency: This is a reissue of a previous funding opportunity, indicating that this type of support may recur, although specific deadlines are tied to this current announcement.

Funding

Up to 720000.00 USD

Deadline

Sept. 26, 2025, 5 p.m.

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Support to the International HPC Summer School

HORIZON-EUROHPC-JU-2025-IHPCSS-02

Programme: Horizon Europe

This grant aims to provide European support for the organization and implementation of the International HPC Summer School (IHPCSS) from 2026-2029, including financial assistance for up to 40 early career researchers from EuroHPC Participating States to attend annually. - Explicit identification of target recipient type and size: The target recipient is a consortium of organizations with expertise in High Performance Computing (HPC) and experience in organizing large-scale international training events. The consortium size is not explicitly limited, but all partners must have a significant and justified role. - MUST state if grant is 'SECTOR-SPECIFIC' or 'SECTOR-AGNOSTIC': SECTOR-SPECIFIC - Geographic scope and any location requirements: - Applicant consortium: Not explicitly restricted, but experience with EuroHPC Participating States is crucial. - Beneficiaries (summer school participants): Must have primary residence, employment, and citizenship in a EuroHPC Participating State. - Key filtering criteria for initial grant screening: Organizations/consortia with significant experience in HPC training and event organization, willingness to coordinate with international partners, and capacity to manage financial support to third parties. - Grant frequency and program context: This call is for a 4-year project to support annual International HPC Summer Schools (IHPCSS) from 2026-2029, building on an existing initiative launched in 2010. It is a Coordination and Support Action (CSA) under the Horizon Europe framework.

Funding

Up to 1000000.00 EUR

Deadline

Oct. 2, 2025, midnight

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Support to the operation and further development of soil-health science-policy interfaces and national soil-health hubs

HORIZON-MISS-2025-05-SOIL-08

Programme: Horizon Europe

Primary objective: Strengthen science-based policies for soil health, implement the proposed EU Directive on Soil Monitoring and Resilience, and embed Mission Soil Research and Innovation (R&I) at national and regional levels.
Target recipients: Public bodies, research organizations, businesses, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and other stakeholders forming multi-actor consortia.
MUST state if grant is 'SECTOR-SPECIFIC' or 'SECTOR-AGNOSTIC': SECTOR-SPECIFIC, focusing on soil health, agriculture, forestry, environment, and spatial planning.
Geographic scope: EU Member States and interested Horizon Europe Associated Countries.
Key filtering criteria: Focus on soil-health science-policy interfaces and national soil-health hubs, multi-actor approach, contribution to Mission Soil objectives.
Grant frequency and program context: Part of the annual Horizon Europe Work Programme (2025 WP), building on previous programs under the Mission 'A Soil Deal for Europe'.

Funding

Up to 6000000.00 EUR

Deadline

Sept. 30, 2025, midnight

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Innovative and advanced monitoring and modelling systems for revised air quality policies

HORIZON-CL6-2025-01-ZEROPOLLUTION-01

Programme: Horizon Europe

The core objective of this grant is to develop innovative and advanced monitoring and modelling systems that will support revised air quality policies. - Target recipients: Public authorities, researchers, NGOs, patient organizations, technology providers, and other relevant stakeholders. - This grant is SECTOR-SPECIFIC focusing on environmental science, air quality, and related technologies. - Geographic scope: Organizations from European Union Member States and Associated Countries are eligible. - Key filtering criteria: Projects must focus on air quality monitoring/modelling, innovative solutions (e.g., AI, Earth Observation), and align with the EU's revised Ambient Air Quality Directive and Zero Pollution Action Plan. - Grant frequency: This is a specific topic within the annual Horizon Europe Work Programme 2025.

Funding

Up to 10000000.00 EUR

Deadline

Sept. 17, 2025, midnight

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Broadening the living labs approach for soil health in Africa and Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC)

48270814TOPICSen

Programme: Horizon Europe

Broadening the living labs approach for soil health in Africa and Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC). - Target recipient type and size: Primarily consortia of diverse actors, including research organizations, land managers, civil society organizations (CSOs), SMEs, and local communities. Open to various organizational sizes. - SECTOR-SPECIFIC - Geographic scope and any location requirements: Africa or Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC). Projects must establish participatory initiatives in at least 5 to 6 countries within the chosen region. - Key filtering criteria for initial grant screening: Focus on soil health, mandatory multi-actor approach, strict geographic focus on Africa/LAC, and organizational eligibility based on country establishment. - Grant frequency and program context: Part of the 'A Soil Deal for Europe' Mission's 2025 Work Programme, building on previous calls. This is a recurring opportunity within the Mission's timeframe (until 2030).

Funding

Up to 6000000.00 EUR

Deadline

Feb. 18, 2026, midnight

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Citizen engagement for sustainable land management through local and regional authorities

48270900TOPICSen

Programme: Horizon Europe

The core objective of this grant is to increase awareness and understanding among citizens and local/regional policymakers regarding the value of soils and challenges to soil health. It also aims to strengthen the capacities of local and regional authorities in promoting sustainable land management. The grant seeks to establish participatory processes that lead to the adoption and implementation of 'Territorial Management Agreements' for soil protection and restoration.

Explicit identification of target recipient type and size: Consortia involving local and regional authorities, researchers, land managers, civil society organizations, businesses, and other relevant stakeholders. Local/regional authorities can be direct beneficiaries or third parties.
MUST state if grant is SECTOR-SPECIFIC
Geographic scope and any location requirements: Projects should cover activities 'across Europe' with a focus on local and regional levels. Eligible countries are those specified in Annex B of the Horizon Europe Work Programme General Annexes, which typically includes EU Member States and Associated Countries. Non-EU/non-Associated countries may participate if specific funding provisions are made.
Key filtering criteria for initial grant screening: Focus on soil health, citizen engagement, sustainable land management, and significant involvement of local/regional governmental bodies. Applicants must propose a multi-actor approach and be prepared to launch at least 40 Territorial Management Agreements.
Grant frequency and program context: This is part of the 2025 Work Programme for the 'Mission A Soil Deal for Europe', which is a recurring program under Horizon Europe, building on previous years' efforts.

Funding

Up to 5000000.00 EUR

Deadline

Sept. 30, 2025, midnight

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NLM Information Resource Grants to Reduce Health Disparities and Promote Health for All (G08 Clinical Trial Not Allowed)

PAR-24-281

Programme: National Institutes of Health (NIH)

Core objective: To provide accurate, useful, usable, and understandable health information to populations that experience health disparities and their health care providers.
Focus: Develop, deploy, expand, or improve new or existing information resources or services to reduce health disparities and promote health for all.
Target recipient type: Higher Education Institutions, Nonprofits, Local, State, Tribal, and Federal Governments, Independent School Districts, Public Housing Authorities, Native American Tribal Organizations, Faith-based or Community-based Organizations, and Regional Organizations.
Target size: Not specified (broad range of organization types).
Designation: SECTOR-SPECIFIC
Geographic scope: United States entities only (foreign organizations are not eligible).
Key filtering criteria: Must address a health disparity, must collaborate with a medical or health library, projects cannot be clinical trials.
Grant frequency and program context: Reissue of a previous funding opportunity (PAR-20-283) under the National Library of Medicine's (NLM) G08 program, which is recurring.

Funding

Up to 600000.00 USD

Deadline

May 25, 2026, 5 p.m.

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HIV Prevention and Alcohol (R34 Clinical Trials Optional)

PAS-25-161

Programme: NIH Grants

The core objective of this grant is to support planning studies that are scientifically necessary and sufficient to inform the design and future implementation of Phase II, III, or IV clinical trials focused on HIV prevention among alcohol-impacted populations.
This grant targets research institutions, non-profits, for-profit organizations, and government entities of various sizes capable of conducting rigorous research.
It is SECTOR-SPECIFIC, focusing primarily on Healthcare (HIV/AIDS, Alcohol Use Disorder) and Social Sciences/Behavioral Research.
The geographic scope is Domestic (US, with emphasis on HIV/AIDS 'hot spots' like the US South) and International.
Key filtering criteria include a focus on HIV prevention, involvement of alcohol-impacted populations, and the explicit aim of informing a clinical trial.
This is a recurring grant opportunity, noted as a reissue of a previous announcement (PAS-23-172), indicating ongoing program context.

Funding

Up to 450000.00 USD

Deadline

May 8, 2026, 10 p.m.

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SKALAB – Support for Startups in Technology Implementation, Poland Prize and Go Global Acceleration

SKALAB

Programme: European Funds for Startup Acceleration

Core objective: To support startups in implementing solutions with technology recipients, accelerate 'Poland Prize' (for foreign entities establishing in Poland), and facilitate 'Go Global' expansion (for Polish entities in North America).
Target recipients: Startups, micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
SECTOR-SPECIFIC with a primary focus on Industry 4.0, but also generally on technology innovation and market expansion.
Geographic scope: Projects can span Poland and international markets (North America). Funding recipients are organizations based in Poland.
Key filtering criteria for initial screening: Innovative solutions, especially those addressing Industry 4.0 needs, potential for market growth and internationalization, and for foreign entities, a clear interest in establishing business operations in Poland.
Grant frequency: This is a multi-round program (6 rounds over 36 months) with recurring application windows until the final deadline in January 2026.

Funding

Up to 400000.00 PLN

Deadline

Jan. 31, 2026, 11:59 p.m.

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NIDDK Education Program Grants (R25 Clinical Trial Not Allowed)

PAR-24-074

Programme: National Institutes of Health (NIH) Research Education Program (R25)

The NIDDK Education Program Grants (R25) aim to support educational activities that either complement or enhance the training of a workforce to meet the nation's biomedical, behavioral, and clinical research needs. The primary focus is on developing Courses for Skills Development and providing Research Experiences within NIDDK's specific mission areas. - Target Recipient Types: A broad range of U.S.-based organizations including Higher Education Institutions, Nonprofits, For-Profit Organizations (including Small Businesses), Local and Tribal Governments, Federal Agencies, Independent School Districts, Public Housing Authorities, Faith-based and Community-based Organizations, and Regional Organizations. - Size: No specific size restrictions; open to organizations of all employee counts. - Designation: SECTOR-SPECIFIC - Geographic Scope: United States (U.S. organizations only; foreign entities are not eligible). - Key Filtering Criteria: Must be a U.S.-based organization focused on research education within the mission areas of the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK), specifically excluding clinical trial proposals and K-12 targeted education. - Grant Frequency: Recurring opportunity with annual application deadlines through January 2026.

Funding

Up to 500000.00 USD

Deadline

Jan. 30, 2026, 5 p.m.

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A toolbox for public authorities to address marine plastics and litter from river-to-ocean

48335423TOPICSen

Programme: Restore our Ocean, seas and waters by 2030 Mission (Horizon Europe)

Core Objective: Develop and demonstrate a 'toolbox' for public authorities to effectively address marine plastic and litter pollution using a river-to-ocean approach, aiming for significant reduction of plastic in European waters.
Target Recipient Type: Primarily public authorities, public service providers, and local/regional authorities, who are expected to use and replicate the developed solutions.
Grant is SECTOR-SPECIFIC: Focuses on environmental protection, marine and freshwater ecosystems, and pollution control.
Geographic Scope: Projects must focus on one of four specific European sea/river basins: 1) Atlantic and Arctic, 2) Mediterranean, 3) Baltic and North Sea, or 4) Danube River basin (including Black Sea).
Key Filtering Criteria: Proposals must address marine plastic and litter pollution, demonstrate practical solutions from land-to-river-to-sea, involve public authorities, and operate within one of the specified European basins.
Grant Program Context: This is a 2025 call under the Horizon Europe 'Restore our Ocean and Waters by 2030' Mission, falling within its 'development and piloting' phase (2022-2025), with a view towards 'deployment and upscaling' (2026-2030).

Funding

Up to 5500000.00 EUR

Deadline

Sept. 24, 2025, midnight

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Innovative Biospecimen Science Technologies for Basic and Clinical Cancer Research (R61 Clinical Trial Not Allowed)

RFA-CA-25-003

Programme: Innovative Molecular Analysis Technologies (IMAT) Program

This grant aims to support the early-stage development of highly innovative technologies that improve the quality and handling of biological samples used in cancer research or clinical care.
It targets organizations with novel technical ideas for biospecimen science.
This is a SECTOR-SPECIFIC grant.
Geographic scope: Organizations worldwide are eligible to apply.
Key filtering criteria: Focus on early-stage, high-risk, high-impact technology development, specifically for biospecimen science in cancer. Clinical trials are not allowed.
Grant frequency: This is a reissue, indicating a recurring program with specific annual application cycles.

Funding

Up to 450000.00 USD

Deadline

Oct. 3, 2025, 5 p.m.

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