Horizon Europe projects

The European Research Council is a program dedicated to exploratory research, whose sole selection criterion is scientific excellence.

FET is a programme for the incubation, initiation and exploration of new high-risk, multi-disciplinary research fields that will likely lead to disruptive technologies in the medium to long term.

The seven societal challenges encourage interdisciplinary projects addressing the major societal challenges facing Europe, which no member state can tackle alone.

The Marie Sklodowska-Curie initiative is a programme designed to encourage the mobility of researchers between countries, sectors and disciplines when involved in research projects and study programmes.

The EMPIR programme focuses on metrology and measurement techniques. It aims to create an integrated European metrology research system.

The Creative Europe programme has two objectives: to safeguard and promote cultural and linguistic diversity in Europe, and to strengthen the competitiveness of the cultural and creative sectors.

The Justice programme provides funding to support judicial cooperation in civil and criminal matters, including the training of judges and other legal practitioners, and effective access to justice for citizens and businesses.

The aim of the LIFE programme is to support the implementation of European Union policies and legislation in the fields of the environment and climate, particularly in the area of wastewater treatment.

The UPCM programme aims to strengthen cooperation in matters of civil protection between EU Member States and the 6 other countries participating in the mechanism, with a view to improving disaster prevention, preparedness and response