Socio-economic issues related to nuclear technologies
This program, "Socio-economic issues related to nuclear technologies", aims to advance the understanding and public acceptance of nuclear technologies within the EU. It supports research and engagement initiatives focused on the total costs, societal perception, and contribution of nuclear energy to a climate-neutral European energy system. The initiative seeks to bridge the gap between nuclear advancements and societal integration, fostering informed policy development and public discourse.
Who is Funded
This section outlines the general eligibility for funding, detailing the target groups and the strategic objectives of the program concerning socio-economic aspects of nuclear technologies. The program targets research organizations, public bodies, and businesses engaged in research and innovation across EU Member States and associated countries, aiming to foster a deeper understanding and acceptance of nuclear energy's role in a climate-neutral future.
What is Funded
This program supports research and innovation actions focused on the socio-economic dimensions of nuclear technologies. It covers detailed analyses of nuclear energy costs, societal perceptions, and the strategic role of nuclear power in achieving a climate-neutral EU. Supported projects range from foundational research and development to demonstration and early-stage deployment, fostering a comprehensive understanding of nuclear energy's broader impact.
Type and Scope of Funding
This program provides grant funding specifically for Coordination and Support Actions. The total budget allocated for this particular topic is 1.50 million EUR, with a single grant expected to be awarded. This funding is designed to support comprehensive analyses and engagement initiatives related to the socio-economic aspects of nuclear technologies.
Conditions and Requirements
Applications and projects under this call must adhere to specific conditions detailed in the Euratom Work Programme 2021-2022 and other relevant EU regulations. These include rules for admissibility, eligibility, financial and operational capacity, consortium formation, and overall legal and financial setup of grants.
Application Procedure
The application process involved preparing and submitting proposals according to guidelines provided in the Euratom Work Programme and the Funding & Tenders Portal. Applications underwent a single-stage evaluation, with results communicated to applicants following a defined timeline.
Legal Basis
This program operates under the framework of the Euratom Research and Training Programme, governed by specific EU regulations and a comprehensive work programme.
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Funding Overview
Funding Status:
Closed
Maximum Amount:
1.500.000 €
Allocated Budget:
1.500.000 €
Deadline:
07.10.2021
Award Channel:
Framework Programme Call
Region:
European Union Member States. Additionally, entities from countries associated or expected to be associated with the Euratom Programme 2021-2025, specifically Ukraine and the United Kingdom, are eligible.
Sectors:
Research and Development, Energy Production and Supply, Environmental and Climate Protection
Beneficiaries:
Energy sector, nuclear industry, civil society, research community, policymakers
Application Type:
Consortium Required
Funding Stages:
Basic Research, Applied Research, Experimental Development, Feasibility Study, Prototyping, Pilot Testing, Policy Development, Awareness Campaigns
Funding Provider
Program Level:
European Union
Funding Body:
European Union (Euratom Research and Training Programme)
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