Towards a European nuclear competence area

Last updated: 16.7.2025
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The "Towards a European Nuclear Competence Area" program, identified as HORIZON-EURATOM-2021-NRT-01-13, aimed to enhance and consolidate nuclear competencies across Europe. This initiative supported a comprehensive pan-European Education and Training (E&T) program, addressing human resource needs and promoting nuclear careers, including non-power applications of ionising radiation technologies. The program fostered a coherent vocational training framework and facilitated mobility for young researchers to strengthen the EU's nuclear sector.

Who is Funded: Eligible Applicants, Geographic Scope & Objectives

This section outlines the target audience for the "Towards a European Nuclear Competence Area" program, specifying eligible entities, the geographical scope of activities, and the overarching objectives the program sought to achieve.

What is Funded: Eligible Sectors and Project Focus

This section details the specific types of projects and thematic areas that received funding under the "Towards a European Nuclear Competence Area" program. It clarifies the scope of activities and the developmental stage of the supported initiatives.

Type and Scope of Funding

This section provides essential details regarding the financial support offered by the "Towards a European Nuclear Competence Area" program, including the type of financial instruments used and the specific funding amounts available for projects.

Conditions and Requirements

This section outlines the crucial rules, regulations, and specific conditions that applicants and beneficiaries needed to adhere to for the "Towards a European Nuclear Competence Area" program, covering application terms, collaboration requirements, and other important provisions.

Application Procedure

This section details the procedures for applying to the "Towards a European Nuclear Competence Area" program, including the submission process, how applications were evaluated, and the communication of award decisions.

This section outlines the key legal and regulatory foundations that underpin the "Towards a European Nuclear Competence Area" funding program, ensuring its mandate and operational framework are clearly defined.

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Funding Overview

Funding Status

Funding Status:

Closed

Maximum Amount

Maximum Amount:

7,000,000 €

Allocated Budget

Allocated Budget:

7,000,000 € (6,000,000 € from 2021 budget and 1,000,000 € from 2022 budget)

Deadline

Deadline:

07.10.2021

Award Channel

Award Channel:

Framework Programme Call

Region

Region:

European Union (EU) Member States, Associated Countries (currently Ukraine and United Kingdom are expected to become associated). International cooperation with organisations like OECD/NEA and institutions from third countries with advanced nuclear research programmes is encouraged.

Sectors

Sectors:

Energy Production and Supply, Healthcare, Research and Development, Education and Vocational Training, Environmental and Climate Protection, Medical Technology, Other

Beneficiaries

Beneficiaries:

Academia, operators, TSOs, regulators, industrial and non-industrial suppliers, end-users of nuclear and ionising radiation technology, human resources specialists

Application Type

Application Type:

Consortium Required

Funding Stages

Funding Stages:

Applied Research, Basic Research, Capacity Building, Policy Development, Service Delivery

Funding Provider

Program Level:

European Union

Funding Body:

European Commission

Additional Partners:

European Nuclear Education Network (ENEN), Sustainable Nuclear Energy Technology platform (SNETP), European Learning Initiative in Nuclear Decommissioning and Environmental Remediation (ELINDER), DG ENER ENSTTI study (2016), OECD/NEA NEST, Joint Research Centre (JRC)

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