Exposure to electromagnetic fields (EMF) and health
The 'Exposure to Electromagnetic Fields (EMF) and Health' topic, part of Horizon Europe's Health cluster, aims to advance scientific understanding of EMF exposure impacts and provide evidence for health-promoting living and working environments. It supports research and innovation actions to assess risks from existing and emerging EMF technologies, including 5G, and inform evidence-based policies. This initiative helps build a more resilient and sustainable Europe in the context of digital and green transitions.
Who is Funded
The 'Exposure to Electromagnetic Fields (EMF) and Health' program focuses on supporting diverse entities engaged in research and innovation related to environmental health. This includes academic institutions, public authorities, and private sector entities, all working towards a healthier living and working environment across the European Union and internationally. The program's core objective is to generate scientific evidence that informs policy-making, improves risk assessment, and enhances public understanding of EMF impacts.
What is Funded
This funding program supports research and innovation actions focused on understanding and mitigating the health impacts of electromagnetic fields (EMF). Projects should cover a range of activities from monitoring exposures to developing practical solutions and communication methods. The primary focus is on advancing scientific knowledge and developing evidence-based tools for public health and environmental protection.
Type and Scope of Funding
The 'Exposure to Electromagnetic Fields (EMF) and Health' program provides financial support in the form of grants, specifically for Research and Innovation Actions. Individual projects can receive substantial funding, with a maximum contribution per project set at 8,000,000 €. The program aims to support a limited number of high-impact projects, with an indicative budget of 30,000,000 € for this specific topic.
Conditions and Requirements
Applicants and beneficiaries under the 'Exposure to Electromagnetic Fields (EMF) and Health' program must adhere to specific conditions regarding application submission, project implementation, and collaboration. These conditions ensure high-quality proposals, effective project execution, and ethical compliance, while also encouraging broad stakeholder engagement and data sharing.
Application Procedure
The application process for the 'Exposure to Electromagnetic Fields (EMF) and Health' program involves a single-stage submission and a comprehensive evaluation based on established criteria. Applicants are encouraged to consult official EU guidance documents for detailed procedural steps and support resources.
Legal Basis
The 'Exposure to Electromagnetic Fields (EMF) and Health' program operates under the overarching legal framework of Horizon Europe, supported by specific EU directives and recommendations. Access to official texts ensures transparency and provides a comprehensive understanding of the program's governance.
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Funding Overview
Funding Status:
Closed
Maximum Amount:
8.000.000 €
Allocated Budget:
Total Budget: 30.000.000 €
Deadline:
21.09.2021
Award Channel:
Framework Programme Call
Region:
European Union and international collaboration, including specific eligibility for legal entities from the United States of America.
Sectors:
Healthcare, Environmental and Climate Protection, Information and Communication Technology, Research and Development, Other
Beneficiaries:
Public health, environmental health, workers, children, general public
Application Type:
Consortium Required
Funding Stages:
Applied Research, Experimental Development, Prototyping, Pilot Testing, Product Development, Process Optimization, Planning, Implementation, Awareness Campaigns, Monitoring
Funding Provider
Program Level:
European Union
Funding Body:
European Commission
Additional Partners:
The European Commission facilitates networking and joint activities with other EU-funded projects across different clusters and pillars of Horizon Europe, as well as with other EU programs.
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