A European competence centre for science communication
This Horizon Europe program aims to establish a European competence centre for science communication. Its main purpose is to enhance science-society relations, foster trust in scientific processes and outcomes, and improve scientific literacy across the European Research Area. The initiative seeks to consolidate existing knowledge, develop innovative strategies, and provide crucial tools and resources for effective science communication.
Who is Funded for Science Communication
This program is designed to fund a broad spectrum of research and innovation actors, including public and private entities, to collectively advance science communication within the European Research Area. It targets a diverse range of beneficiaries across all EU Member States and associated countries, fostering collaborative efforts towards a more transparent and trustworthy scientific landscape.
What is Funded in Science Communication
This program specifically funds projects and initiatives that advance the field of science communication. It covers activities ranging from research and development of new communication strategies to establishing infrastructure and delivering services aimed at enhancing public engagement with science across various sectors and stages of project development.
Type and Scope of Science Communication Funding
The funding is provided through grants, with a specific budget allocated for this topic. Projects are expected to have a minimum duration to ensure the effective establishment and sustainability of the science communication competence centre.
Conditions and Requirements for Science Communication Proposals
Applicants must adhere to specific administrative, legal, and operational conditions outlined in the Horizon Europe Work Programme General Annexes. These conditions govern proposal admissibility, participant eligibility, financial capacity, and various other aspects to ensure proper program execution and impact.
Application Procedure for Science Communication Centre
The application process for this program followed a single-stage submission procedure via the European Commission's Funding & Tenders Portal. Evaluation and award decisions were based on predefined criteria, with detailed guidelines available in supporting program documents.
Legal Basis for the Science Communication Centre
The program is fundamentally rooted in the European Union's comprehensive legislative framework for research and innovation. It draws its authority and operational guidelines from key regulations and decisions that define the broader Horizon Europe program.
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Funding Overview
Funding Status:
Closed
Allocated Budget:
3,000,000 €
Award Channel:
Framework Programme Call
Region:
European Research Area (ERA), encompassing all EU Member States and countries associated with Horizon Europe.
Sectors:
Research and Development, Education and Vocational Training, Service Sector, Information and Communication Technology, Social Enterprises, Other
Beneficiaries:
Research and innovation actors, national authorities, businesses, civil society organisations, and public authorities, including those involved in R&I projects.
Application Type:
Consortium Required
Funding Stages:
Basic Research, Applied Research, Experimental Development, Implementation, Policy Development, Capacity Building, Awareness Campaigns, Service Delivery, Infrastructure
Funding Provider
Program Level:
European Union
Funding Body:
European Commission
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