Launch of the Call September 12, 2024
Deadline for pre-proposal submission November 13, 2024, 15:00 CET
Deadline for full proposal April 29, 2025, 15:00 CET
Notification of accepted proposals September 2025
Indicative Call budget of TA CR €300 000
Maximum amount per project: €150 000
Maximum funding rate (intensity) per project: 80%
Applicants: research organizations, enterprises
Website: www.water4all-partnership.eu
Website for Czech applicants: www.tacr.cz/soutez/water4all/call-2024-4/
TA CR Contact Person
News
This Call aims to deliver new solutions to develop new circular feedstocks and value chains, increase water resource efficiency, improve water allocation, and optimize water use in water-dependent sectors. The 2024 Joint Transnational Call will also focus on the barriers to the adoption of proposed solutions and the deployment of outputs, and to the impact in inland and coastal water environments.
Projects must address at least one of the following themes:
- Enhancement of water circularity in industries.
- Urban water circularity.
- Resource recovery and valorization.
- Economic, environmental and social implications of water reuse and recovered products
The rules of the call for Czech applicants are based on the SIGMA Programme. Document outlining rules for Czech participants is available here. The total financial amount of TA CR support for the call for Czech applicants in international projects is EUR 300 000. The maximum financial amount of support per project is EUR 150 000. The maximum intensity of support for the Czech side of the project is 80% of the total eligible costs of the project.
To be eligible, research consortia will have to include teams from a minimum of 3 countries financially participating in the Call, including at least 2 from EU Member States or EU Associated Countries.
Proposals will have to be submitted electronically. Instructions regarding submission, eligibility, evaluation criteria, list of participating countries and other relevant information can be found at Water4All.
SAVE THE DATE:
An Information Webinar for applicants will be held on October 2th, 2024 13h30 (CEST). Registration here.
Disclaimer:
In September 2024, the Water4All and the DUT Partnerships under Horizon Europe have launched calls for research on topics that are complementary. Duplication of funding for the same proposal is not allowed, therefore the applicants must carefully choose the best fit for their proposals based on the scope of each call and their respective research priorities.
- For topics with a stronger water and circularity focus, applying to the Water4All 2024 Joint Transnational Call is recommended
- For proposals with a focus on urban planning and changes in urban water cycle paradigms, applying to the DUT Call 2024 is recommended
Water4All Call
Launch of the Call September 12, 2023
Deadline for pre-proposal submission November 13, 2023, 15:00 CET
Deadline for full proposal April 29, 2024, 15:00 CET
Notification of accepted proposals September 2024
Indicative Call budget of TA CR €450 000
Maximum amount per project: €150 000
Maximum funding rate (intensity) per project: 80%
Applicants: research organizations, enterprises
Website: www.water4all-partnership.eu
Website for Czech applicants: www.tacr.cz/soutez/water4all/call-2023-7/
TA CR Contact Person
News
Topics
Call themes:
- Mapping, monitoring, and assessment for a better understanding of ecosystem services in a context of changes, from local to global change.
- Understanding and predicting multiple pressures (including anthropogenic pressures) – impact – response relationships in ecosystem services through advanced methods and techniques.
- New tools and solutions for a better integration of ecosystem services into the management of water resources.
Participating countries
Austria (FWF), Belgium (VLAIO, FWO, F.R.S-FNRS), Brazil (CONFAP, CNPq), Czechia (TA CR), Denmark (IFD), Estonia (ETAg), France (ANR), Germany (BMBF), Hungary (NKFIH), Ireland (EPA), Italy (MUR, Belgium (F.R. S-FNRS, FWO, FIO), Brazil (CONFAP, CNPq), Czech Republic (TA CR), Denmark (IFD), Estonia (ETAg), France (ANR), Ireland (EPA), Italy (MUR), Israel (MoE), South Africa (WRC), Lithuania (LMT), Latvia (LCS/VIAA), Luxembourg (FNR), Hungary (NKFIH), Malta (MESD), Moldova (NARD), Netherlands (NWO), Norway (RCN), Poland (NCN), Portugal (FCT), Austria (FWF), Romania (UEFISCDI), Slovakia (SAS), Spain (AEI, CDTI), Sweden (FORMAS), Switzerland (SNSF), Turkey (TUBITAK), UK (EPSRC UKRI).
Project consortium
Projects may be submitted by international consortia of at least three eligible partners requesting funding from participating funding partner organisations from three different countries participating in the call. In addition to the above condition, projects must involve at least two independent legal entities from two different EU Member States or countries associated with Horizon Europe as beneficiaries of financial support.
The upper limit of eligible project partners in a consortium is 7, including 1 potential self-funding partner. There shall be no more than one self-funded project partner per project consortium.
Call rules
The rules of the call for Czech applicants are based on the SIGMA programme from which successful Czech applicants will be funded. For more visit website www.tacr.cz/soutez/water4all/call-2023-7/
Water4All Call 2022
Launch of the Call September 1, 2022
Deadline for pre-proposal submission October 31, 2022, 15:00 CET
Deadline for full proposal March 23, 2022
Notification of accepted proposals June 2023
Indicative Call budget of TA CR €700 000
Maximum amount per project: €230 000
Maximum funding rate (intensity) per project: 85%
Applicants: research organizations, enterprises
Website: www.water4all-partnership.eu
Website for Czech applicants: www.tacr.cz/soutez/water4all/call-2022
This call is financed from the National Recovery Plan within component 5.2 entitled “Support for research and development in companies and introduction of innovations into business practice” and its investment “Aid for research and development in synergy effects with the Framework Programme for Research and Innovation”.
News
Topics
This call will cover the following three non-exclusive themes*:
- Resilience, adaptation and mitigation to hydroclimatic extreme events
- Tools for water management – in the context of hydroclimatic extreme events
- Improved water governance in the context of hydroclimatic extreme events and international contexts
Participating countries
Austria (FWF), Belgium (VLAIO, FWO, F.R.S-FNRS), Brazil (CONFAP, CNPq), Czechia (TA CR), Denmark (IFD), Estonia (ETAg), France (ANR), Germany (BMBF), Hungary (NKFIH), Ireland (EPA), Italy (MUR, MISE), Israel (MoE), Lithuania (LMT), Latvia (LZP), Luxembourg (FNR), Malta (MEEE), Moldova (NARD), Netherlands (NWO), Norway (RCN), Poland (NCBR), Portugal (FCT), Romania (UFISCDI), Slovakia (SAS), South Africa (WRC), Spain (CDTI, AEI), Sweden (Formas), Switzerland (SNSF), Turkey (TUBITAK), United Kingdom (EPSRC, UKRI)
General conditions for application
The rules of this call for Czech applicants are based on the “EPSILON” programme. TA CR will support successful Czech subjects from The Resilience Recovery fund and that is why applůicant need to meet additional conditions. The total amount of TA CR support per call for Czech applicants in international projects is € 700,000, of which a maximum of € 230,000 per project. The maximum intensity of support for the Czech side of the project is 85% of the total eligible costs of the project.
Webinars
Czech-Polish Workshop on European Partnerships – CET, DUT & Water4All
4th October 2022, 10:00 a.m. on Zoom Platform
Registration available here. The deadline for registration is 26 September 2022.
More information here.
Electronic submission system
Click here
Documents
Official Call documents are available here.
Documents for Czech applicants are here in section “Dokumenty”.
About Water4All
The 2022 Joint Transnational Call will seek to deliver knowledge, models, approaches, tools and methodologies to better understand hydrological processes at different scales and to respond more efficiently to emerging water issues related to extreme events.
