Joint demonstration of solutions to build soil resilience to extreme weather events and support food security

Personnel and research costs for developing and demonstrating soil resilience and food security solutions.

Stakeholder engagement and public authority involvement.

Replication framework, knowledge transfer, and monitoring activities.

Costs for participation in the Adaptation Mission Community of Practice.

Dissemination and reporting activities.

Operational links and collaboration with Mission Adaptation’s Implementation Platform, EU Soil Observatory, and the SoilWise project.

Projects will be evaluated according to award criteria and thresholds set in Annex D of the Work Programme General Annexes.

Evaluation considers impact on soil resilience, food security, adoption and scalability of solutions, stakeholder involvement and knowledge transfer.

No explicit exclusions are provided; applicants must comply with overall eligibility requirements as stated in the Horizon Europe Programme.

Comply with the reporting requirements stated in the Model Grant Agreement (MGA), including progress and financial reports as specified by the Horizon Europe rules.

Use the application forms provided in the Funding & Tenders Portal Submission System.

Demonstrate the multi-actor approach and detail planned demonstration and replication sites in at least three different countries.

Detailed project description according to application form templates.

Explanation of multi-actor approach implementation.

Description of collaboration mechanisms with relevant EU Missions and platforms.

Proposed framework and methodology for assessment and replication.