Common mistakes to avoid when applying for Horizon Europe funding
Submitting a project proposal under Horizon Europe is a challenging task that requires careful planning, precise budgeting, and a seamless collaboration with partners. (more…)
The Office specialists talked to representatives of the Programme Committee “Civil Security for Society”
On March 01, a regular online meeting was held with representatives of the Programme Committees responsible for monitoring the implementation of the European Union Framework Programme for Research and Innovation “Horizon Europe”. The experts of Horizon Europe Office in Ukraine communicate with the members of the Civil Security for Society Committee. (more…)
Experts of Horizon Europe Office in Ukraine held an online meeting with the NCP of the Horizon 2020 Programme
On February 29, experts of Horizon Europe Office in Ukraine held an online meeting with the National Contact Points of the Horizon 2020 Framework Programme. The purpose of the event was to analyze their work experience in order to take it into account in the work of the NPCs of the Horizon Europe Programme, which will be nominated soon, and invite them to participate in it. (more…)
HEOinUA continues the starting meetings with the Programme Committees of the Horizon Europe
On February 29, the team of Horizon Europe Office in Ukraine met with representatives of the European Innovation Council and European Innovation Ecosystems Programme Committee responsible for monitoring the implementation of the EU Framework Programme for Research and Innovation Horizon Europe. Such events are held with members of all committees. (more…)
The Horizon Europe Programme and requests from Ukrainian universities
On the last day of winter, February 29, a representative of the Chernihiv Polytechnic National University visited Horizon Europe Office in Ukraine. Viktoriia Marhasova, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Vice-Rector for Scientific Work at the Chernihiv Polytechnic National University, was interested in aspects of the UE Framework Programme for Researchers and Innovators Horizon Europe. (more…)
HEOinUA continues to inform about the opportunities and features of the Horizon Europe Programme: a webinar was held in UANIPIO
On February 29, experts of Horizon Europe Office in Ukraine of the National Research Foundation of Ukraine spoke at a webinar “Opportunities for Ukrainian participants and peculiarities of creating a consortium in the Horizon Europe Framework Programme”. The audience learned about the aspects of participation in calls under the Research Infrastructures within Pillar I Excellent Science.
The webinar was held at the Ukrainian National Office of Intellectual Property and Innovations as part of the “Talking about my idea” project. More than 110 participants joined the event.
Igor Taranov, PhD in Economics, Associate Professor, Head of Horizon Europe Office in Ukraine, spoke about the opportunities of the Horizon Europe Framework Programme for Ukrainian researchers and innovators. Yuliia Reminska, PhD in Law, Leading Officer of Horizon Europe Office in Ukraine, presented the peculiarities of forming consortia in the Programme.
The audience asked many questions and received comprehensive professional answers from the speakers.
There are 12 open calls in Research Infrastructures within Pillar I Excellent Science
Horizon Europe Office in Ukraine reminds about 12 open calls in Research Infrastructures within Pillar I Excellent Science. (more…)
Online meetings of the specialists of Horizon Europe Office in Ukraine with the members of the Programme Committees of the Horizon Europe are ongoing
Online meetings of Horizon Europe Office in Ukraine specialists with members of the Programme Committees responsible for monitoring the implementation of the EU Framework Programme for Research and Innovation “Horizon Europe” continue. On February 28, a meeting was held with representatives of the Research Infrastructures Committee. (more…)
Horizon Europe Office in Ukraine launches online counseling for participants of the Horizon Europe Programme
On February 28, the specialists of Horizon Europe Office in Ukraine held a consultation meeting with Yuliia Bohoyavlenska, Associate Professor of the Department of Finance and Digital Economy at the State University “Zhytomyr Polytechnic”, Head of the Fundraising Office and Coordinator of the WIDERA Project of the Horizon Europe Framework Programme. (more…)
Holistic approaches for effective monitoring of water quality in urban areas (HORIZON-CL6-2024-ZEROPOLLUTION-02-1-two-stage)
Horizon Europe Office in Ukraine continues to inform that the second stage of calls in Cluster 6: Food, Bioeconomy, Natural Resources, Agriculture and Environment within Pillar II Global Challenges and European Industrial Competitiveness are available. Deadline for applications in the 2nd stage – September 17, 2024.
Holistic approaches for effective monitoring of water quality in urban areas (HORIZON-CL6-2024-ZEROPOLLUTION-02-1-two-stage).
Expected Outcome:
In line with the European Green Deal’s zero pollution ambition, successful proposals will contribute to protecting water quality by managing urban water pollution, and consequently also protecting biodiversity and the quality of aquatic ecosystems, as addressed by several impacts under the Destination ‘Clean environment and zero pollution’, in particular “Move towards achieving clean, unpolluted surface water and groundwater bodies in the EU by advancing the understanding of diffuse and point sources of water pollution in a global and climate change context, enabling novel solutions to avoid degradation and restore water bodies, aquatic ecosystems and soil functionality, and further enhancing water quality and its management for safe human and ecological use, while fostering the EU’s and Associated Countries’ position and role in the global water scene.”
Projects results are expected to contribute to all of the following expected outcomes:
- Enhance urban water quality with a view of providing better guidance for policy making and prioritisation by developing integrated urban water quality monitoring management plans;
- Sound, safer and risk-based urban water quality management plans supported by enhanced holistic monitoring, advanced novel methods and digital solutions, modelling and evidence-based scenarios;
- Increase uptake of digital tools in the water sector to support water management decisions for all stakeholders.
