Atlantic and Arctic basin lighthouse - restoration of marine and coastal ecosystems and increased climate resilience
The 'Atlantic and Arctic basin lighthouse' initiative under Horizon Europe aims to restore vital marine and coastal ecosystems and enhance climate resilience in these crucial regions. This program distinguishes itself by emphasizing large-scale demonstration activities using nature-based solutions, fostering innovation, and actively engaging local communities and associated regions to ensure broad societal and environmental impact by 2030.
Who is Funded for Marine Ecosystem Restoration & Climate Resilience
This section outlines the types of organizations and individuals eligible for funding, the specific geographical areas where projects must be implemented, and the overarching objectives that projects are expected to achieve. The program focuses on collaborative efforts and broad engagement across the Atlantic and Arctic basins to drive significant environmental and societal improvements.
What is Funded in Coastal & Marine Climate Adaptation
This section details the specific types of projects and thematic areas eligible for funding, outlining the nature of supported activities, permissible costs, and the expected maturity level of funded innovations. The focus is on large-scale ecosystem restoration through innovative and nature-based solutions.
Type and Scope of European Funding
This section provides details on the financial support available under the program, including the types of financial instruments, the funding amounts, and the expected duration of the projects. The program primarily offers grants, with specific provisions for financial support to third parties to foster broader impact.
Conditions and Requirements for Applicants
This section outlines the essential rules, regulations, and specific criteria that applicants and beneficiaries must adhere to throughout the program lifecycle. It covers conditions related to application submission, consortium formation, financial limitations, and other crucial operational and policy requirements.
Application Procedure for Ocean & Water Funding
This section guides potential applicants through the process of submitting their proposals, detailing the stages from preparation to the final decision and notification. It highlights the structured approach to evaluation and award within the Horizon Europe framework.
Legal Basis of the EU Funding Program
This section identifies the foundational legal documents and overarching policies that authorize and govern the 'Atlantic and Arctic basin lighthouse' program. These texts ensure the program's legitimacy and frame its operational guidelines within the broader European Union context.
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Funding Overview
Funding Status:
Closed
Maximum Amount:
100,000 € per 'associated region' for Financial Support to Third Parties.
Allocated Budget:
17,000,000 € (for 2021)
Deadline:
12.04.2022
Open Until:
Ongoing
Award Channel:
Framework Programme Call
Region:
Atlantic and Arctic basin, with demonstration activities required in at least three different countries within this basin. 'Associated regions' receiving Financial Support to Third Parties must be located in Member States/Associated Countries other than those that are part of the project consortium. This includes EU Outermost Regions, and entities in Greenland are treated equivalently to those in Denmark.
Sectors:
Environmental and Climate Protection, Research and Development, Agriculture and Agribusiness
Beneficiaries:
Coastal communities, local actors, European volunteer/solidarity corps, citizens engaged in science activities, and local/regional authorities from 'associated regions'.
Application Type:
Consortium Required
Funding Stages:
Experimental Development, Prototyping, Pilot Testing, Implementation, Scaling, Commercialization, Applied Research, Policy Development
Funding Provider
Program Level:
European Union
Funding Body:
European Commission
Additional Partners:
Joint Research Centre (JRC)
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