Call for proposals on advancing the adoption of artificial intelligence in health (DI-g-24-76)

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Code: 34863 | Identifier Code: EU4H-2024-PJ-03-6 | Programme name: 10993 | Start submission calls: 17/09/2024 | End submission calls: 22/01/2025

The overarching objective of this project is to accelerate the safe deployment of AI systems in particular in clinical settings.

One project is expected to be funded under this call.

Call for proposals on Personalised Cancer Medicine – (CR-g-24-99)

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Code: 34860 | Identifier Code: EU4H-2024-PJ-03-4 | Programme name: 10993 | Start submission calls: 17/09/2024 | End submission calls: 22/01/2025

The aim of the action is to complement the implementation of the ‘Joint Action on Personalized Cancer Medicine’ led by the Member States, thus helping to reduce the burden of cancer both at a personal and societal level, namely by supporting the Europe’s Beating Cancer Plan and policy initiatives on personalised medicine. It may also support other Union initiatives that aim at improving public health, such as the ‘1+ Million Genomes’ Initiative and the Initiative to Understand Cancer (UNCAN.eu) in so far as it shares the objectives of promoting personalised treatments and support ground-breaking research needed to advance the understanding of cancer mechanisms in order to improve the cancer care pathway.

Call for Proposals on radiation safety and quality of computed tomography imaging of children and young adults – (CR-g-24-42)

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Code: 34856 | Identifier Code: EU4H-2024-PJ-03-3 | Programme name: 10993 | Start submission calls: 17/09/2024 | End submission calls: 22/01/2025

The aim of the action is to enhance the quality and radiation safety of medical applications of ionising radiation in children, adolescents and young adults. Actions taken should in particular focus on computed tomography procedures in children and young adults and aim to reduce the associated risk of adverse secondary effects, such as brain and other types of cancer.

Call for proposals on health promotion and prevention of noncommunicable and communicable diseases, including vaccine-preventable and other cancers caused by infections, and on smoke- and aerosol-free environments – (DP/CR-g-24-29)

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Code: 34854 | Identifier Code: EU4H-2024-PJ-03-2-b | Programme name: 10993 | Start submission calls: 17/09/2024 | End submission calls: 22/01/2025

The aim of this action is to contribute to reducing the burden caused by NCDs and communicable diseases and their risk factors, supporting Member States’ actions.
The action targets:

• Sub-topic (b): Vaccination and vaccine-preventable cancers (HPV and HBV) including implementation of the planned Council Recommendation on vaccine-preventable cancers and other cancers caused by infections (HPV, HBV and HCV);

Sub-topic (b) is linked to and support the activities under DP/CR-g-24-28 Direct grants to Member States’ authorities: Cancers caused by infections, vaccine-preventable cancers and addressing communicable diseases (HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis, Hepatitis).

Call for proposals on health promotion and prevention of noncommunicable and communicable diseases, including vaccine-preventable and other cancers caused by infections, and on smoke- and aerosol-free environments – (DP/CR-g-24-29)

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Code: 34852 | Identifier Code: EU4H-2024-PJ-03-2-a | Programme name: 10993 | Start submission calls: 17/09/2024 | End submission calls: 22/01/2025

The aim of this action is to contribute to reducing the burden caused by NCDs and communicable diseases and their risk factors, supporting Member States’ actions.
The action targets:

• Sub-topic (a): NCDs and their risk factors, including NCDs not covered by the strands of the ‘Healthier Together’ EU NCD initiative and targeting vulnerable groups of the population, such as children, young people and the elderly (e.g., auto-immune diseases, chronic kidney diseases and liver diseases, musculoskeletal disorders); and, support to the implementation of the planned Commission proposal for a revision of the 2009 Council Recommendation on smoke-free environments.

Sub-topic (a) is linked to and supports the activities under DP/CR-g-24-27 Direct grants to Member States’ authorities: Health promotion and disease prevention including smoke- and aerosol- free environments.

Call for proposals on health promotion and prevention of noncommunicable and communicable diseases, including vaccine-preventable and other cancers caused by infections, and on smoke – and aerosol-free environments – (DP/CR-g-24-29)

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Code: 34849 | Identifier Code: EU4H-2024-PJ-03-2-c | Programme name: 10993 | Start submission calls: 17/09/2024 | End submission calls: 22/01/2025

The aim of this action is to contribute to reducing the burden caused by NCDs and communicable diseases and their risk factors, supporting Member States’ actions. The action targets:

• Sub-topic (c): Communicable diseases (HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis, viral hepatitis).

Sub-topic (c) is linked to and supports the activities under DP/CR-g-24-28 Direct grants to Member States’ authorities: Cancers caused by infections, vaccine-preventable cancers and addressing communicable diseases (HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis, Hepatitis).

Call for proposals to support a comprehensive, prevention-oriented approach to mental health in the Union – (DP-g-24-25)

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Code: 34847 | Identifier Code: EU4H-2024-PJ-03-1 | Programme name: 10993 | Start submission calls: 17/09/2024 | End submission calls: 22/01/2025

The aim of this action is to reduce the burden of mental ill health through promoting good mental health and effectively preventing mental health problems across the Union by supporting the efforts of the Member States in implementing the flagship actions and other initiatives of the Commission Communication on a comprehensive approach to mental health.

Call for proposals to support the establishment of new networks of expertise on cancer and cancer conditions – (CR-g-24-96)

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Code: 34839 | Identifier Code: EU4H-2024-PJ-03-5 | Programme name: 10993 | Start submission calls: 17/09/2024 | End submission calls: 22/01/2025

This topic supports the creation of new networks of expertise on cancer and cancer-related conditions. This action will help Member States to improve collaboration between their cancer services and with health professionals and patient advocates (for example, addressing skills gaps and better equipping the cancer care workforce); to improve and deepen cooperation with the non-governmental sector.

Water for Circular Economy

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Code: 34818 | Identifier Code: Water4All | Programme name: 20613 | Start submission calls: 12/09/2024 | End submission calls: 13/11/2024

The 2024 Joint Transnational Call (JTC) is the third in the series of the Water4All co-funded calls. It is jointly launched by 36 Funding Partner Organisations (FPOs) from 31 countries responsible for funding research and innovation actions in the field of water, with the financial support from the EC.

With the aim of developing the capacities of talented young researchers and giving them the opportunity to act as leaders of the project consortia, Water4All also integrates an independent modality of the Early Career Researchers (ECR) in this JTC. The thematic focus of the ECR modality is aligned with the JTC topics.

Integrated peri-urban areas in the transition towards climate neutrality

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Code: 34815 | Identifier Code: HORIZON-MISS-2024-CIT-01-04 | Programme name: 2939 | Sub-program: Missions | Start submission calls: 17/09/2024 | End submission calls: 11/02/2025

Peri-urban areas lie at the periphery of cities. They are the interface between rural and urban environments and are often the subject of high pressure from the urban core which results in an un-controlled and uneven urban expansion towards the rural territory often triggering environmental degradation. While dispersed and heterogenous in terms of land-occupancy, density and services and amenities distribution, the peri-urban territory integrates mutual inter-dependences within the urban-rural continuum. These can be associated with people (inwards and outwards migration or socio-demographic change) as well as with linkages and flows between a variety of rural and urban related functions and activities (ranging from industrial and recycling manufacturing, agriculture production and food processing, sanitation, waste disposal, drinking water provisions, to housing – including slums and gated communities – transport and associated infrastructure, large-scale commercial sites, and large recreational areas such as parks or forests), which juxtapose, collide and mesh in unintended and unplanned ways.
Peri-urban areas are also the subject of weaker governance structures and limited institutional capacity, which in return limits the capacity to regulate economic activities and land-use and land coverage and makes it difficult to implement effective and integrated local, regional, and functional urban area wide policies and programs.

This topic aims to foster the integration of green and smart mobility, energy, industry and governance solutions and measures within the current peri-urban development and planning practice to reduce these areas GHG emissions and to improve their liveability.

Mobility Management Plans and Behavioural Change

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Code: 34812 | Identifier Code: HORIZON-MISS-2024-CIT-01-03 | Programme name: 2939 | Sub-program: Missions | Start submission calls: 17/09/2024 | End submission calls: 11/02/2025

The shift towards a decarbonised transport system is considered as challenging compared to other sectors of the economy. Achieving urban mobility decarbonisation can involve a variety of policy and technology measures and solutions. Technological innovations should be complemented by measures tapping into changes that target travel patterns and generate a shift in the daily mobility behaviour.
The objective of this topic is to explore, analyse and evaluate the effectiveness of mobility management schemes (influencing behavioural change, travel demand and travel supply) in achieving a decarbonised and energy-efficient urban mobility system.

Rethinking urban spaces towards climate neutrality

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Code: 34810 | Identifier Code: HORIZON-MISS-2024-CIT-01-01 | Programme name: 2939 | Sub-program: Missions | Start submission calls: 17/09/2024 | End submission calls: 11/02/2025

With our cities being overly populated and dense, the scarcity of urban public space requires smart urban design, planning, management and prioritisation in urban space allocation to different uses, amenities, and services. From the reallocation of the urban public space to more sustainable forms of transport and energy generation and use, intermodal hubs, and interchanges to the dynamic management of the street profile and curb side, and the integration of suburban/peripheral areas in the general urban fabric and patterns, current and future research should aim to make urban public spaces more liveable while enabling better a connectivity, accessibility, social interaction, inclusion and transit in the context of a changing climate. Concepts like the “15-minute city” and “superblocks” are gaining momentum and have an enormous potential in shaping the urban planning and design practice and the mobility services based on the principle of proximity.