Monitoring, reporting and verification of soil carbon and greenhouse gases balance

This section outlines the types of entities eligible for funding under the program, focusing on their roles in soil health and carbon farming across EU and Associated Countries. It also highlights the program's strategic objectives, emphasizing improved understanding of carbon flux, standardization of carbon farming methodologies, and reduction of administrative burdens.

This section details the types of projects, thematic areas, and activities supported by the program, emphasizing solutions for monitoring, reporting, and verifying soil carbon and greenhouse gas balances. It covers various land uses and the integration of digital technologies to achieve its aims.

The program offers grants as its financial instrument, with a maximum individual funding amount of 7,000,000 € per project under this specific topic. The overall Horizon Europe program period extends until 2027.

This section outlines the essential conditions and requirements for applicants and beneficiaries, covering admissibility criteria, the mandated consortium approach, and references to broader Horizon Europe regulations and operational provisions.

This section outlines the application process, which involves a single-stage submission. It also details how proposals are evaluated based on defined criteria and how applicants are notified of decisions.

This section outlines the foundational legal and official documents that authorize, establish, and govern the funding program, specifying how these texts can be accessed by the public and applicants.