Strengthening of the European Science for Policy Ecosystem

Last updated: 15.7.2025
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The 'Strengthening of the European Science for Policy Ecosystem' program, a key initiative under Horizon Europe, aims to fortify evidence-informed policymaking across the continent. It focuses on cultivating a robust and interconnected Science for Policy (S4P) ecosystem through collaborative efforts, network support, and the promotion of best practices. This program is designed to integrate scientific expertise more deeply into policy development at all governance levels, ensuring decisions are grounded in the best available knowledge.

Who is Funded: Eligible Applicants and Geographic Scope

This section details the eligibility criteria for applicants, outlining the required consortium structure and the geographical areas covered by the 'Strengthening of the European Science for Policy Ecosystem' program. It also highlights the overarching objective of fostering evidence-informed policymaking across Europe by enhancing the Science for Policy (S4P) ecosystem.

What is Funded: Project Scope and Thematic Areas

This section outlines the types of projects, thematic areas, and activities eligible for funding under the 'Strengthening of the European Science for Policy Ecosystem' program. It also clarifies general guidelines for covered costs and the typical developmental stage of supported initiatives.

Type and Scope of Funding for European S4P

This section outlines the financial details of the 'Strengthening of the European Science for Policy Ecosystem' program, including the type of financial support, the maximum funding available per project, and the expected duration of funded actions.

Conditions and Requirements for Science for Policy Funding

This section details the essential conditions and requirements for applicants and beneficiaries participating in the 'Strengthening of the European Science for Policy Ecosystem' program. It covers application terms, consortium rules, budget stipulations, and other key provisions to ensure compliance and effective project implementation.

Application Procedure for S4P Funding

This section guides potential applicants through the process of applying for the 'Strengthening of the European Science for Policy Ecosystem' program, from submission to evaluation and decision notification.

This section outlines the authoritative legal and official documents that underpin and govern the 'Strengthening of the European Science for Policy Ecosystem' funding program, providing its fundamental mandate and operational framework.

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Funding Overview

Funding Status

Funding Status:

Open

Maximum Amount

Maximum Amount:

2,000,000 €

Allocated Budget

Allocated Budget:

2,000,000 €

Deadline

Deadline:

18.09.2025

Open Until

Open Until:

31.12.2027

Award Channel

Award Channel:

Framework Programme Call

Region

Region:

The program primarily targets European Union Member States and Associated Countries, fostering pan-European and international collaboration to strengthen the Science for Policy ecosystem across Europe and beyond.

Sectors

Sectors:

Research and Development, Service Sector, Information and Communication Technology, Environmental and Climate Protection, Other

Application Type

Application Type:

Consortium Required

Funding Stages

Funding Stages:

Capacity Building, Policy Development, Implementation, Service Delivery, Awareness Campaigns

Funding Provider

Program Level:

European Union

Funding Body:

European Commission

Additional Partners:

The Joint Research Centre (JRC) may support the consortium, providing expertise in institutional, individual, and community capacity building for Science for Policy (S4P), and ensuring complementarity with public administration reforms in Member States under the Technical Support Instrument.

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