The attribution to climate change, and improved forecasting of extreme and slow-onset climate- and weather-related events and their impacts
This Horizon Europe funding opportunity aims to significantly advance climate science by improving the attribution of climate change to extreme and slow-onset weather events and enhancing their forecasting. Projects will develop sophisticated methodologies, tools, and global databases, ultimately operationalizing this advanced knowledge to strengthen disaster preparedness, civil protection, and humanitarian efforts worldwide. The program distinguishes itself by integrating cutting-edge research with practical, policy-relevant outcomes, fostering global collaboration and addressing the critical nexus between climate science and societal resilience.
Who is Funded for Climate Research & Disaster Preparedness
This program primarily targets research institutions, academic entities, public sector bodies, and businesses engaged in cutting-edge climate science and related fields. It emphasizes broad geographic participation, particularly encouraging collaboration with the Global South, to achieve its overarching objective of enhancing understanding, forecasting, and preparedness for climate-related extreme events and their societal impacts.
What is Funded in Climate & Weather Extremes Research
This program supports research and innovation actions focused on climate science, particularly the attribution and forecasting of extreme weather events. It covers a wide array of activities including advanced modelling, data collection, and the development of operational tools. Funding is provided through lump sum grants, emphasizing results-based achievements.
Type and Scope of Funding for Climate Initiatives
Financial support for this program is provided as lump sum grants, designed to streamline administrative processes and focus on project outcomes rather than detailed cost reporting. Projects can receive significant funding amounts, aiming to support impactful research and innovation in climate science.
Conditions and Requirements for Climate Research Funding
Applicants and beneficiaries must adhere to comprehensive conditions covering application procedures, consortium formation, budget management, and open science practices. These requirements ensure the integrity, effectiveness, and broad societal impact of the funded climate research.
Application Procedure for Climate Change Funding
The application process is managed through the Electronic Submission Service of the Funding & Tenders Portal, involving clear steps from proposal preparation to submission. Evaluation and award decisions are based on predefined criteria, ensuring a transparent selection process for successful projects.
Legal Basis of the Horizon Europe Climate Program
This funding program is firmly rooted in the legal framework of Horizon Europe, the EU's primary research and innovation program. Its operations are governed by specific regulations and decisions, ensuring a robust and transparent administrative and financial management.
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Funding Overview
Funding Status:
Open
Maximum Amount:
6,000,000 €
Allocated Budget:
12,000,000 €
Deadline:
24.09.2025
Open Until:
Ongoing
Award Channel:
Framework Programme Call
Region:
European Union, Multi-Country
Sectors:
Research and Development, Environmental and Climate Protection, Information and Communication Technology, Software Development, Healthcare, Medical Technology, Other
Application Type:
Consortium Required
Funding Stages:
Basic Research, Applied Research, Experimental Development, Pilot Testing, Policy Development, Implementation, Service Delivery, Capacity Building, Awareness Campaigns
Funding Provider
Program Level:
European Union
Funding Body:
European Commission
Additional Partners:
Destination Earth, XAIDA, CLINT (clustering activities), SSH experts, institutions, operational actors, citizens, civil society globally
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