European Nuclear Skills Initiative – towards European Nuclear Skills Academy

Eligible costs include personnel, training activities, travel and subsistence, organisation of meetings and workshops, dissemination activities, and other costs justified according to the Model Grant Agreement for Coordination and Support Actions (CSA) under the Euratom Programme.

Excellence (quality of project objectives and concept, clarity of need for EU action, soundness of methodology).

Impact (ambition, breadth and scale of the expected outcomes, promoting standardisation of nuclear curricula, and mutual recognition of skills across Member States).

Quality and efficiency of the implementation (work plan, management structures, participant expertise, resource allocation).

None specified in the topic text; eligibility primarily based on the legal status, operational capacity, and consortium composition as defined by the Euratom Work Programme and Horizon Europe rules.

Consortium must deliver periodic technical and financial reports as specified in the Model Grant Agreement; final report due upon project completion.

Additional documentation and evidence of results may be required (e.g., deliverables showcasing curricula development, demonstration of mutual recognition, training scheme deployment).

Apply through the EU Funding & Tenders Portal using the specific application form (HE CSA) for this call.

Comply with the call's admissibility and eligibility conditions. The proposal must clearly describe the action's objectives, consortium composition, approach, and how the outcomes address the scope.

Completed application form (maximum 30 pages for Part B).

Consortium agreement (if applicable).

Description of consortium members and roles.

Proof of legal status and financial capacity if requested.

Description of proposed training actions, curricula development, and approach to recognition of nuclear skills.